it was good but the music always drives me away

Thanks for the video. Also, there are 13 Houses in the full Zodiac including Ophiuchus The Serpent Bearer. There are 13 X 2,000 Year Ages in the Platonic Great Year Cycle of 26,000 Years. Just as there are 13 Moon Cycles (Full to New to Full) of 28 Days or 4 Weeks in a Solar Year. 28 X 13 = 364 days + 1.25 days = A Year And A Day (+ leap years). Each Week Day (a turning) is dedicated to an allegorical sky god. Sun-day, Moon-day, Mars of Mardi (Twi of Tuesday), Mercury of Mercredi (Woden of Wednesday), Jupiter of Jeudi (Thor of Thursday), Venus of Vendredi (Freya of Friday), Saturn of Saturday. Venus-Lucifera, The Morning Star, The Bearer of Light, The Divine Mother, The Holy Ghost, The Statue of Liberty, The Torch Bearing Bearer of Light visual pun, Columbia Goddess. She who bore and gave birth to the sun god (Horus, Ra, Apollo, Jesus, etc.). Do you know the fable of Osiris (Moon) being cut up over 14 nights (Full to New) by Set (of the Night) and then Isis (Venus, Mother of Horus, the Sun/Son) reassembling him over 14 nights (New to Full) but that his giggle tackle fell into the River Nile and was eaten by fish, so lost? Moon God = Jehovah, Baal, Osiris, Yahweh, El or Allah. Obelisk, O-Baal-isk. Shaft of Baal. The missing giggle tackle. The tallest one is in DC at 555.5 feet tall, 6666 inches. 6666 is divisible by 3 for the 3, 4, 5 sacred triangle symbolism. Located on God's Longitude 77° West of London Greenwich Zero Longitude. United Grand Lodge England (UGLE) is in London. DC is 38.5 ° Latitude North of the Equator, 77/2=38.5. The Holy Trinity family with the Holy Ghost Mother. Venus, Isis, Minerva, Aphrodite, Freya, Athena, Astarte, etc. In Nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti, Amen (Amon-Ra) Moon Father + Venus Mother Begat The Sun/Son. Allegorical Symbolism: Sacred 3, 4, 5 right angle triangle. Vertical 3 = Father, Horizontal 4 = Mother, Hypotenuse = Son Square 3X3=9, Square 4X4 = 16, Square 5X5 = 25. 9+16 = 25. Father + Mother = Son. ☪= 🌞 The square of the hypotenuse of a right angle triangle is equal to the sum of the squares of the two adjacent sides. These sky gods were visible with the naked eye before telescopes. Allegorically, the Sinister Left Path Dark Path Craft of Satanism is not the same as the Right Path, White Path Craft of Luciferianism. See Black/White Masonic Chessboard and Yin/Yang symbolism. Allegorically, the Snake (Serpent) Enlightened "humanity" to the Knowledge (English), Gnosis (Greek) or Science (Latin) of the difference between Good versus Evil in the well-known "Garden of Eden" fable. It is the moral and ethical struggle that each Enlightened sentient mind/body organism has to struggle with internally, every day, during their incarnated existence. ~~~~~~~~~ IX XI (09/11) mm/dd or XI IX (11/09) was New Year Day, Enkutatash, because it marked the heliacal rising of Sirius (Dog-God) Canis-Major, the Star of Bethlehem and the annual flooding of the River Nile period. K is letter 11 so K9 is a pun for Canine (Sirius) and for 11th September. There was no year zero, which is a more modern maths concept. Anno Lucis = The Year of Light. Anno Domini = The Year of our Lord. Age of Taurus IX XI Anno Lucis Year I to MMI Age of Aries IX XI Anno Lucis Year MMI to MMMMI Age of Pisces IX XI Anno Lucis Year MMMMI to MMMMMMI Age of Aquarius IX XI Anno Lucis Year MMMMMMI to MMMMMMMMI ~~~~~~~~~ Age of Taurus Enkutatash Year 4001 BC (Age of Pisces Year 1) ~ 2001 BC. Age of Aries Enkutatash Year 2001 BC ~ Anno Domini Year 1 (Jesus-Fish). Age of Pisces Enkutatash Anno Domini 1 ~ AD 2001 (Jesus-Fish Era). Age of Aquarius Enkutatash (11th September) Anno Domini 2001 ~ 4001. ~~~~~~~~~ *13 HOUSE ZODIAC INCLUDING OPHIUCHUS linked to Moon (Moonth) cycles.* Rather like the Easter (Eostre) Moon linked fertility festival drifts around in "Spring" (in the Northern Hemisphere) the 28 day X 13 month Moon cycles drift around the Christian Era 12 month Solar Year a little. There was a bit of a Satanic sacrificial "ritual" going on in the US on the first day of this New Age of Aquarius. A K9 Bomb Sniffing Yellow Labrador Dog called SIRIUS (no kidding) allegedly died in the illegal demolition of the North Tower. ~~~~~~~~~ So Approximately: VIRGO = SEPTEMBER ~ OCTOBER LIBRA = OCTOBER ~ NOVEMBER SCORPIO = NOVEMBER ~ NOVEMBER OPHIUCHUS = NOVEMBER ~ DECEMBER SAGITTARIUS = DECEMBER ~ JANUARY CAPRICORN = JANUARY ~ FEBRUARY AQUARIUS = FEBRUARY ~ MARCH PISCES = MARCH ~ APRIL ARIES = APRIL ~ MAY TAURUS = MAY ~ JUNE GEMINI = JUNE ~ JULY CANCER = JULY ~ AUGUST LEO = AUGUST ~ SEPTEMBER

​@James Warden Jr. The French Revolution tried to create a 10 day week, 30 day month, a 10-hour day, 100 minutes per hour, and 100 seconds per minute. It obviously didn't catch on!

"In the beginning God Created the heavens and the earth." [Genesis 1:1] He/The Triune God Did it in six 24-ish hour days then Rested on the seventh. Long story short, at the tower of Babel, The I Am/The Lord God Dispersed the people...they took with them the 7 day week. This is why we have a 7 day week. 🙂

Bull sh*t.

Yeah, I think people forget all the time that different peoples over time used different mathematical base systems. We use base ten. That doesn't mean EVERYONE uses and used base ten.

Seven is also interesting because it has a quite unusual repeating decimal. 1/7 is .142857 repeating infinitely. 2/7 is the same, just starting on the 2.

The moon

​@@EMNstarHeck. English still has remnants of base 12 and base 20 with the gross and the score.

how do you know base-60 and why do they used?

Back before the book

Silly

I thought the same thing. But then I caught myself n realize he must've meant before the bible

For real, right? Babylon was founded around 2300 BC. For those like me they believe the Bible to be inspired by God and truth, it was literally at creation that God spoke a 7 day week into existence. This is a disappointing video to try and state with fact something otherwise.

And on this note, Babylon did not grow in importance for either trade or technology until around 800 BC, which is more than likely when this came into common use in the empire. Moses wrote Genesis at around 1600 BC, reflecting inspiration given to Him by God who invented the 7 day week. Better question for me - why 365.25 days per year?

Surprising connections! Thanks for posting.

Very through explanation

The association of Jupiter with wood is very amusing, if you know what i mean :P

That's tied directly into Babylonian astrology

Great, new information.

13 months a year would give 28 day month with one extra day plus leap year day.

@@hydrolito this is the original amount of days in a month. The moon faces take exactly 28 days to complete and align directly with women's menstrual circle which in Africa we say "she's seeing the moon", as translated literally.

This may have been covered in the Zeitgeist documentaries

Thanks for the comment.. I can say that hinduism does have a similar 7 planet name convention.. Somvar (moon day- monday) , Mangalvar (mars day - Tuesday), Budhvar (mercury day), Brahspativar (Jupiter day), Shukarvar (Saturn day) and Rawivar (sun day)..

According to Penanggalan Jawa (Saka-Mataram Islam calendar) in Java, Indonesia, we use a 5 day/week system (pancawara) and 7 day/week system (saptawara)... Yups... The legacy of Aji Saka/Ajiwaka... Our unifying figure from Kali Serayu river region (Bumi Majeti)...

Exactly! No need to look any further than the moon. The moon is the easiest and most obvious celestial body to observe. It has been observed for many thousand years. Especially also because of its apparent relation to women menstrual cycles. The lunar phases were easily distinguished and were very early in human history associated with the passage of time. Of course the one day period was already known as constant. Observations confirmed that there are 28 days (counted with 28 rocks or twigs on the ground) between one full moon to another : that is a lunar month. Eventually, the moon phases were also observed as being constant. Full moon (1st row of rocks), Last quarter (2nd row), first quarter (3rd row) and new moon (4th row). Each are separated by seven days distributed on four rows of seven rocks. Voilà! This is how I imagine our prehistoric ancestors came up with this first 'magical' way of measuring time.

Filipino and Tagalog weekday names are practically a carbon copy to the Spanish version.

strange, though, that latin and the succeeding romance languages christianized (abrahamized?) "dies saturni" to reflect the hebrew "sabbath", while english retained the old name. saturday is "sabado" in spanish and "sabato" in italian. sunday, too, was imbued with religious significance as "dominicus".

The English names for days of the week come from the names of norse gods

In Portuguese it's: Domingo - Sunday (from the Latin "dies Domini", or "day of the Lord") Segunda-feira - "second fair day Terça-feira - "third fair day" Quarta-feira - "fourth fair day" Quinta-feira - "fifth fair day" Sexta-feira - "sixth fair day" Sábado - Saturday (from the Biblical Sabbath) The "fair day" expression was equivalent to the modern English "business day". The medieval Portuguese did sometimes use the Spanish names (except for Sábado and Domingo) in their reckoning of the days of the week, but since that was a direct reference to pagan gods, the Church sought to stamp it out. That worked in Portugal, but much less so in Spain

@@vulpes7079 thanks for that! i thought the portuguese habit of putting numbers on their days came from the arabs (yowm al ahad, the first day, and so on...). your explanation makes more sense to me.

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Why don't you explain it?

In Arabic it’s “SABT” where all letters are pronounced. Maybe one is derived from the other.

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Shani is saturn, not neptune

Italian: lunedì, martedì, mercoledì, giovedì, venerdì, sabato e domenica

Just a slight correction: The days of the week are not capitalized in French.

There were no Roman gods or Roman Empire. Dr Anatoly Fomenko, book "History: Fiction or Science?".

spanish lunes , martes, miercoles, jueves, viernes, sabado, domingo. moon, mars, mercury, jupiter, venus, saturn (more jewish sabath), domingo- domine day of the lord

Probably also worth to mention the "sabado" in Spanish, and "sabato" in Italian, are words for the "rest day/holiday - Sabbath" that originates in Bibble, corresponding for final day of the week. In roman scripts (not really found in Bibble, but in some other historical source), Sabbath was mentioned as day when Jewish people gathered and rested, and they (romans) used it to raid them more efficiently.

Sabbath was deliberately translated to ...'the first day of the week'.... in the Bible, so to fit the changed day of worship by the pagan emperor Constantine when he created his fake hybrid pseudo-religion in the 4th century! You can check the oldest manuscripts on the matter! He deliberately divided the Church to conquer it, roman style, using 1/6 of the bishops who became apostates! In Bulgarian the days are like in Polish, but in Greek they differ! Ponedelnik/ponedelok is deutera which means second day of the week, and so on till you reach the 7th day called sabbato! And kiriaki/Sunday was called first day before the above mentioned fakery! And of course, the 7 day week comes from the Bible as it is a narrative of the Creation, Babylon was made centuries later! Every culture must have had some notion of the story as there are many stories of the Flood!

Wow, I'm from Poland and it is very interesting, and indeed our words reminds those you mentioned. Niedziela, poniedziałek, wtorek, środa, czwartek, piątek, sobota.

@@CATAZTR0PHE Wow did you read what I wrote as a Christian and a Bulgarian?

Sounds very similar to Russian, except Sunday, which is "воскресенье" (i.e. "the day of the resurrection).

Every Slavic language uses the same exact names of the week except Russian. Russian using a different word for Sunday for some reason.

Proto Indo-Europeans got around.

​@@roryclague5876 there is no indo -european thing.... it's Bharatiya civilization 🙏🙏

@@user-kt3jn7wx5fexactly

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For September to be the 7th Month and December the 10th Month you would need New Year to be March 1st (Mars God of War). April is for the Goddess Aphrodite. May, the Greek goddess Maia. June sacred to Juno. July, Julius Cæsar, + Augustus Cæsar. January the month of Janus. February, the Roman festival of purification called Februa. But, if you see my long post in the top pinned thread, New Year Day could instead be 11th September, in a 13 Moonth Lunar Calendar, based on the 13 Houses of the Zodiac including Ophiuchus.

There are several other Greek references to the “day of preparation” being the day to prepare for the Sabbath - Friday. Alexander the great was very impressed with the Jewish Temple and brought many Jews in his army to Alexandria, Egypt. Their influence caused the Greeks to adopt the Jewish calendar. The Romans adopted the Greek calandar's style but filled it with pagan gods to mask the influence of the God of Israel.

The world's first religion. The only true religion that all others were born from.

@@theophrastusbombastus1359 And that would be the Sumerian religion, right?

@@deirdre108 Before even that. Long before. The Atlantean religion, which many would call today Hermetecism or Alchemy

Not really as your maths relies on 4 seasons as accepted knowledge. The seasons are totally blurred and overlap in reality and could easily be defined as three.

@@entropy5431 No, it's just based on computing an accurate solar year with small integers. You could call them “fourths” if you don't want to know about seasons. But, since seasons were based originally on basic things such as when a sundial's shadow lines up exactly or when the day is shortest or longest or equal in duration to the night, I doubt the ancient Babylonians would have ignored that correspondence.

@@gshenaut Just no.

@@entropy5431 what season is redundant in the easily defined 3 season year? Depending on geographical position you could even say there are 2, but 3 is very odd (no pun intended). I'm genuinely curious.

@@retardno002 It doesn't really matter which one you remove but summer would make most sense for the English climate (joking a little). The ancient Egyptians had 3 seasons.

it isnt arabic. it is chinese. days of the week are numbered in chinese.

@@marutanray You're very easily proven wrong. 1. The names of the days listed by @crismichael6048 have the Arabic names of the numbers (if they are numbered). 2. The Chinese system uses Monday as the first day, while the Malay system starts from Sunday as the first day.

@@franciscoflamenco the arabic influence on malaya is recent. the chinese influence is older.

@@marutanray I'm sure you're able to realize on your own that that's a completely different topic to the one being discussed.

@@marutanray As an Arabic native speaker, I can confirm that we say: Sunday Ahad Monday Ithnein Tuesday Thulatha Wednesday Arbia Thursday Khamis Friday Jum'ah Saturday Sabt They didn't even translate it, they kept the same names as we pronunce it in Arabic. But, Sabt can be either from Sab'ah wich means seven, or from the Semetic word Sabt/Subat which means rest or sleep, as Jews saying. And, about the Chinese week in Malay Archapilo, they must had left it. In Arabic we had different names in pre-Islamic era, but left it and made new one.

Kids don't learn how to navigate or anything about the world and the stars as it relates to us, they're just taught how to be good employees Linguistics should be studied like Linguistics History should be taught from words, numbers, arts, music, trade ....point of view

very good. it is said that an arianist fled nicaea to bracari ,modern day braga, and somehow had an impact on the naming of the days because he later on became a saint... I read that somewhere and I might be wrong but still

The Babylonians did not believe in "God".

The week is the 4 phases of the moon: The four primary moon phases are: New Moon. First Quarter. Full Moon. Third Quarter (Last Quarter)

Yes, but the question is how and WHY... "It takes 27 days, 7 hours, and 43 minutes for our Moon to complete one full orbit around Earth. This is called the sidereal month, and is measured by our Moon's position relative to distant “fixed” stars. However, it takes our Moon about 29.5 days to complete one cycle of phases (from new Moon to new Moon)."..... -- If they were just going by observed phases they'd have ranged from 28 to 31 days so could have easily chosen 30 day cycle and 6*5 or 5*6 day weeks... 360/30 days = 12 months all the same length + 5 (and a bit) extra days in a year... 28*13 months = 364 days so only 1 day short... Yet the ancients used 12 zodiac, 12 month calendars from early times. for 12 month calendars 6*5 (or possibly 5*6 but 5 can't be divided by 2 for a half-moon) makes more sense, with 30 day months + 5 day holiday time.. -- It seems various systems have been shoe-horned together.. Perhaps some places had 13 month calendars and 28 day months so 7 day weeks became the norm, then the zodiac lot forced their 12 month system and had to make all the months different lengths to fit it into 365... 13 months in the year and 4x7 day weeks in a month makes more sense if you want to make all the months the same length, which also makes more sense.. -- The Ancients were somewhat confused!

also anyone can gauge the duration of the phases of the moon - new to half (7) half to full (7) full to half (7) half to new (7). That's where the 7 comes from. To ancient man there were only two heavenly objects which clearly moved. In Welsh the days are : Dydd Sul (sol, Latin), Llun (lunar), Mawrth (Mars), Mercher (Mercury), Iau (Iove = Jupiter), Gwener (Venus), Sadwrn (Saturn)

@@celtspeaksgoth7251 .. Then why not 13 months of 28 days = 364 days.. Could have gone with 6x5 day weeks, 12x30 months = 360 + 5 day holiday.. This can be divided into 2. 11*32=352+13 day holiday .. 12*28=336+29 day holiday so that doesn't make sense.. It's more complicated than you think, a mixture of compromises / systems shoehorned into someone else's system.. 13 months * 28 days + New Year's Eve holiday is the most sensible solution for modern times if you ask me... But 99% would disagree!

@@PrivateSi You're not crazy. I completely agree with you and have for years.

My Grandmother's Name was "Frieda" - she was born in the US but her Parents and Older Sisters were all born in Sweden and Immigrated to the US just before my Grandma was born .. but there is also "Frida" in Switzerland [Anni-Frid Lyngstad of ABBA, born to a Norwegian Mother and German Father but grew up and still lives in Sweden] - are these two names cognate to each other or do they have a different meaning / different linguistic trail? .. Is "Frid" / "Frida" the Norwegian variant of Swedish "Frieda"? ..

​@@bradhartliep879 The spelling in Swedish is Frida. That was my great grandmothers (1901-2002) name and is still common. The oldest recording of the name in Sweden is from 1388. Frida is pretty much the only spelling you'll find in Scandinavia. Frieda I'd say is more German than anything so you might have German ancestry as well. Stockholm specifically had quite a large German population if you go back some hundred years. After a little research other variants can apparently also be Freida, Freda and Frinta. In older Swedish/Norse the word "fridh" apparently meant the beloved or beautiful which the Swedish version of the name is based on. In modern Swedish the words "frid" means peace so it's the same as German "friede". So Frida and Frieda might have different meanings depending on what the German origin is.

Not sure about the end part. Julius Caesar reformed the calendar. Augustus just renamed august. Also winter has fewer days than summer.

Amen..

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"In the beginning" was written while the Jews were in Babylon,

@@mirpopolos6209 Moses wrote Genesis after the exodus from Egypt. In it, he is describing something that happened much earlier. What we now call the Old Testament was canonized around the time of the Babylonian captivity.

@@timsmith2525 Do you really think it was written by Moses? Anyway, it was revised in Babylon. I forget why you are telling me this. What is your point exactly ?

@@mirpopolos6209 Yes. I am correcting the false statement that you made. No, it wasn't. Huh? My point is to correct the myth that you are propagating.

@@timsmith2525 What myth ? You Americans are so ignorant. European scholars realised in the 18th century that Genesis was written by at least three different people, for starters. You would never be able to prove that one of them was Moses.

No. The Jewish year has twelve months. Every seven years Hadar repeats.

@@fanOmry Wrong the second Hadar is added every 3 years, but because the cycle is 19 years (the sun cycle) at least once in that cycle second Hadar is added after 2 years.

@@arieleden מה?

@@fanOmry לא הבנתה מה כתבתי?

@@arieleden כן. אדר ב' זה פעם בשבע שנים...

I did know all this information as a schoolchild. I knew how to read for myself.

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You mean Sumer. Summer is a season.

@@mirpopolos6209 Yes, you are right. Thanks! It was the bloody auto-correct. But the core of the comments keeps valid.

The sun and moon are historically called planets e.g. celestial bodies as most histories actually translate it.

Planet and celestial bodies are synonymous because of what they turned out to be

I believe the Babylonian’s took the seven days from the prophets like Ibrahim and Noah etc.

Sunday’s name came from the day pagans worshipped the sun, and Monday from the day they worshipped the moon. The word “fortnight” is a shortened term for “fourteen nights”, ie two weeks. An old, unused term for a week is “se’n night).

@@imamsev makes sense as the story of creation was passed down through word of mouth from Adam to the early kingdoms/empires of the Bronze age, the significance of 7 would have already been preeminent to Sumerian culture even before the existence of the First Babylonian empire. It would only be written in stone by Moses centuries later depicting a story already commonly known culturally in the near east.

​@@happyface96 true.

_fortnight_ is something very British. In all other languages I know there isn't even a word for a 14 day period.

Interesting reasoning

There have been many proposals like this, but people are just too lazy to adopt it. Picture that the US don't even adopt the metric system, let alone international standards like ISO8601 for date and time or the A formats for paper sizes, with A4 being the standard for letters (210 by 297 mm).

Mittwoch is indeed the middle of the week, which however only works if Sunday (Sonntag) is considered the first day of the week. As a child, our calendar weeks started with Monday. First later i found out that Sunday was considered the beginning. I do find it more likely, that Dienstag does actually derive from the same roots as Tuesday - the good Tyr, which in old Germanic was called Teiwa (Tiwesdæg). And yes, Tyr was the protector of the Thing (pronounced Ting). The word “Ting” - meaning assembly of the people - is still in use in Nordic countries, as an example in Danish: folketing, tinglysning etc. Though as a German, before i moved to the Nordic countries and got familiar with all these words, I also considered the relation to “duty” “Dienst/dienen” as the origin. Just did not make any sense :)

@@AbWischBar Thank you so much ! That is very interesting. I never actually counted where the mathematical middle was, but assumed the Germans had got it right, being very technical. Of course, the Jews started all this, and God made "the light" on the first day, which must mean the sun on Sunday, mustn't it ? The TH in "thing" must have been pronounced differently at some stage, as it must have in Theresienbad and Thalkirchdorf, Thüringen and Thurmstein, usw. It's like RH in Rhein or Rhine (the English), or Rhöndorf, or Rhossili and Rhyl (both in Wales, like many others), or WH in white (not black). RH is a special kind of R in Welsh, and many Scottish people pronounce WH properly, but it is dying out in England (my mother did it), It sounds like "hwite", which I think is how it was spelt in Anglo-Saxon, but the two sounds are pronounced together (an aspirated English W --- don't even try this in Germany !). The Welsh people expect us to do LL more or less correctly, but RH is never mentioned. As for our English "husting" (or "hustings", which has become more common) the Concise Oxford Dictionary reveals that the "hus" is "house". Why didn't I think of that ? It comes from Old Norse, and means "House Assembly" (I suppose this would be the big house in the village, where everyone met in the Great Hall, rather like Westminster Hall the oldest part of the Houses of Parliament). Even in the 18th century (when we had democracy, sort of anyway ) I can imagine hustings being held in the big house where the candidate lived ! As I mentioned "ich dien" for the convenience of English people, you may not realise why. It is the motto of Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales (similar to Crown Prince, in effect), The Prince of Wales killed the King of Bohemia (König von Böhmen) and stole it from him, also his feathers. Mind you, this was in 1346. Those two words are also similar to "Your man" in Welsh, which is what the Prince of Wales says loyally to the Queen (or usually King). The modern Welsh is "Eich Ddyn" . Funny, that ! But on the tomb of the first prince of Wales to use the motto, it is shown as "Ich diene", and of course, altogether it does mean "I am your man; I serve you". It fits very well ! Perhaps Prince Edward said "Wow, that's just the thing for me !". This was at the Battle of Crécy. I don't know why he was there. Hustings is quite an unusual word now. It means Wahlveranstaltung. People have televisions these days instead.

​​@@AbWischBarActually, there is an ISO standard for date and time, and it says that the week starts on Monday and ends on Sunday. Since Saturday and Sunday are considered the weekend, this makes sense. Plus, according to the Bible, earth and its inhabitants were created in six days, so God could rest on the seventh day, which is Sunday. Of course that's just a tale, but even the week itself is something man-made. Mittwoch is the middle of the work week.

The Europeans think everything started with them when the fact is they didn’t even know decimals to accurately depict length of day month and year.

Saturn's-Day = The Mineral Age (Tin Man in "Wizard of OZ" Theosophy). OZ =77 in Gematria. Saturn, Satan, Santa, Kronos, Old Father Time, Death. Sun-Day = The Vegetable Age (Scarecrow). Moon-Day = The Animal Age (Lion). That is why those three days are apparently in that order, not sure about the rest. You might be interested in my long reply on the top "pinned thread" as well.

Do you know when did the seven day week format instaur in India? I am so curious about the “week” system. Did one particular day associate with a no-work day?

​@@nuwanda923 Answer lies in a scripture called "Jyotisha Shastra" which is a small part of " Vedanga" which is a part of " Veda". As per what I've perceived to some extent by doing some dig up, different days are ruled by different "Graha". (Graha cannot be translated exactly as planets, but just to understand what I'm tryinna say rn we can consider it). There are total 7 Graha(same as shown in the video), which influence life on the earth. And Sunday is actually the first day being influenced by sun. It is considered to be an auspicious day to start working, and not a holiday. You may easily find related videos on yt. Try some Sanskrit/Vedic awareness channel to skip through incidental truffles. good luck.

Ancient Hindus created lunisolar calendar which gave rise 7 day week.

The weekly cycle composing of seven literal days was long before the Babylonians. As a matter of fact it was long before the the peoples of the earth were devided into there separate kingdoms and tribes. The ancients already knew that the number seven held a special significance. If I'm not mistaken, I believe a discovery was made in a cave some years ago of a shrine built by a stone age culture which had no connections to the Babylonians. The researchers established that the builders of the shrine held the number seven of special significance. Moreover, as I mentioned earlier that the sacredness of seven by the ancients was long before the establishment of nations or kingdoms. According to the Bible, Noah also must have had a concept of the seven day cycle. (Note: all nations of the earth stemmed from Noah biblically) For the Bible mentions that Noah waited another seven days (a week) before he sent forth the dove. On a side note, the latest archaeological news of the research on Noah's ark is very exciting indeed. Information on the latest research can easily be Googled or attain on the internet. The new discoveries concerning this work appears to prove the authenticity of the biblical narrative.

Exactly... And roman-christians (after emperor Constantine) accepted it, but changed it to Sunday to mark the end of the week/rest day from Sabbath day/Saturday, trying to still keep the old believes (Sunday representing god of sun) and mixing with new religion that came: Christianity, so it will be easier for people to accept it (cause it was huge change for the romans going from having multiple gods to having just 1), shifting the 7th day to be Sunday. Confirmation of this can be found in some Catholic scripts that they still brag about the feat to display their "power" as a church, by saying (and I quote) "perhaps the boldest things, the most revolutionary change the church ever did happened in the first century. The Holy Day, The Sabbath, was changed from Saturday to Sunday, not from any directions noted in the Scriptures (Bible) " that statement can be found in Saint Catherine Catholic Church Sentinel, May 21, 1995.

@@Malfurionxtc I think you'll find that Christians have always regarded Sunday as the first day of the week, not the last. The fact that Sunday supplanted Saturday as the holy day did not make it the last day. Sunday, the first day of the week, represented a new beginning, a fitting picture of the Resurrection and the day on which Christ rose from the dead.

@@musar03580 therefore ignoring the God's third (not 8th,not 9th,but 3rd) commandment "remember to keep *HOLY* the Sabbath day" , without any biblical script/passage that allows that change. I say Good Game romans, good game. Those are some balls of steel. Ps: that change didnt came in time of Christ, neither Christ said anything that allows the change of Sabbath day, neither happened soon after it, as a direct cause of Christ's resurrecton, but when Constantine introduced Christianity to the Roman people. Who already had Sunday as 7th they... They where playing a bit in the "gray area" at first "yea sure, Sabbath should be holy BUT also Sunday" and eventually, "you cant serve 2 masters" and if ended up as Sunday. That change didnt happened over night tho.

@@Malfurionxtc Yes, I was not suggesting that Sunday is a legitimate sabbath. The Sabbath is the seventh day of the week, Saturday. I was only pointing out that Sunday has always been reckoned the first day of the week in traditional Judeo-Christian thinking.

@@Malfurionxtc Most of the first Christians were originally Jews; both Jews and Christians considered Sunday as the first day of the week, as they still do. Likewise, Saturday was always the last day of the week (the 7th). Jews called it the Sabbath, keeping it as a day of rest, and also as a holy day, both together. Roman Catholic and Orthodox have always, and still do, affirm Saturday as the Sabbath. But historically, in Christianity, the Sabbath, even the whole week, took on additional significance. Sabbath continues as the day of rest, but the entire week, every day, is to be kept holy, in work or in rest. Sunday is the day of Christ's Resurrection, and the remembrance of that event has always been pre-eminent among all within Christianity. The celebration of communion and the gathering of Christians for worship is central. This can be done on any day of the week, but it should be done at least once a week, and then most fittingly on the day of the Resurrection, Sunday. For this reason, Protestants have often given it the name "the Lord's Day". It does not supplant the Sabbath, though, for every day is holy, the Sabbath as well. As this video described, the English name "Sunday", like the other names of the week, were given for various pagan gods of varying locations. Those names are unrelated to the God of Christianity. Christ has always been known to Christians as the "Light of the World", the enlightenment of souls. The physical sun gives light in particles, a part of the universe we live in. Early on, Christians saw how that could be symbolic of Christ, but never has there been any confusion between them. There is no worship of the sun in Christianity, just worship of the Son of God, the Creator of All, including the sun. God's works are marvellous, and the pagans, not knowing Christ, can be recognized as seeing that also even though not understanding it well.

where is uranus neptune and pluto?

Showmik Alam vedic astrology only count planets till satrun

Venus worship (goddess Ishtar, Is) evolved into the Islamic religion ("Is" = Ishtar). Saturn worship (god Elyon, El) evolved into Judaism. Sun worship (god Mithra, Ra) evolved into son worship (Christianity). And each of the 3 religions still have their respective same day of worshipping, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Israel = Is + Ra + El = Venus, Sun, and Saturn worship

@@showmikalam8979 See my main comment.

Simon Ruszczak shukra(venus) is represented by white colour it represents white blood cells in body,sexual pleasures in life etc Satrun colour is black it judge your bad and good karm and reward and punishes accordingly Sun colour is safron it represent your backbone, father in one’s life and also goverment Venus and satrun are friend plantes but they are not friend with sun as per say

"Babylon" means baby lion (Baby + Lon) "London" means lion roaring (was Londin, Lon + Din) Why did they choose that name? Mithra god has the head of a lion. The founders of London (Babylon rebuilt) were Mithra worshippers. The lion and lamb = Mithra and Jesus (both the same Sun god) The lion (Mithra) is the star constellation Leo. The lamb (Jesus) is the star constellation Aries.

@@simonruszczak5563 Jesus and Mithra are Not the same. Jesus is the SON of God, not "sun." The New Testament was written in Greek, not English, so "son" = "gios," "sun = "hilios". Two different words. Enough with the English punning!

predated the bible, not the creation... meaning the 7 day week practice existed even before the bibile was written

@@milic5068 Before it was written, sure. But the story also originated long before it was written. We have no way of knowing how long ago it actually began to be told.

This is because Portugal was an Arab speaking country from the eighth through the 14 th century and in Arabic the days of the week are based upon numbers except Friday which is called jum3a or “coming together “ as the Muslim holy day of joint worship

@@alihashem846 There are many Arabic words in the Portuguese language like in Spanish.

Nah too late mate, I've been practicing planetary devotion since 2020 and my life has been full of meaning and sense. I'm also studying in a Hellenistic Astrology course right now and my devotion to the planetary deities grew even more. Heck, even the Bible talks about astrology mate, just look at the magi visiting the baby Jesus by following the star (which was a Saturn-Jupiter conjunction at that time) lol. Plus reading astrological occult books like Picatrix and Three Books of Occult Philosophy will help you understand the world around you. Neoplatonism, Hermeticism, Orphism, Bhagavad Ghita and other pre-Christian philosophies and religion make more sense than the Abrahamic monotheistic religion today (and why people are becoming more atheistic materialistic in today's day and age).

@@astraeusgodofthestars676 Wow! That's impressive! I'm in awe (a bit anyways 😉). I am not a total stranger to those studies, so I know first hand how comprehensive and sometimes hard to grasp this is. Of course my first comment was in jest, kinda parody on bible thumpers. But, on that matter, are you also (still?) a Christian? If so, what denomination? Succes with your studies.

@@astraeusgodofthestars676 One more thing, I agree that the old polytheistic religions make more sense, because they are closer to nature and have a way more direct approach to nature and its principles. But... monotheism has an advantage, a philosophical one; mono causality. One single cause from which everything stems. To me that sits very well with one almighty creator. But, that's my personal opinion. FYI I was a christian. Now... I don't know... there is some kind of divine, soullike principle, I grant you that... but God? Gods for that matter? I just don't know.

@@astraeusgodofthestars676 you poor thing

@@astraeusgodofthestars676 Did you miss it the word of God has proven itself Israel is on the map must be the last days 😉