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[Alexandr Korol]

intriguing that caught my attention while reading all of this. The point is that in one of the ancient mythologies, the leap year is mentioned again, and once more, we see references to 365 days, 366 days, and 360 days. It states that during this period, the sun does not move for three days and appears to be invisible because it is not in motion. Then, after three days, it enters a new cycle. I remember reading somewhere that there will be a period when the sun will stop for three days – this is that sacred language. This is what it is. This is that period of time when something will happen. If I come across this in my notes, I will describe it to you in more detail.
So, moving on. The ancient Persian calendar: “The year began around the time of the spring equinox, on a festival that later became the basis for the Persian Nowruz. It consisted of 12 synodic lunar months (each 29 or 30 days long), totaling approximately 354 days. To compensate for the difference with the tropical year, a thirteenth month was added every six years.” You see? Some did it this way. The 13th month is frequently mentioned everywhere. And here: “From December 21 to 24, a phenomenon called the solstice occurs – the Sun ceases its visible movement for three days, and on December 25, the Sun rises one degree northward, signaling the lengthening of the day, warmth, and the coming of spring. The Sun appears to freeze in place, and for these three days, the length of the day remains the same. This is why December 25 was considered by the Slavs as the time of the birth of the new Sun and the new Cycle of Life.” This is what the Spirit has been drawing my attention to recently. So once again, I started reading and searching. And I strongly recommend that you look up when all the gods were born and why – dig deeper into this topic.