EPISODE · Nov 6, 2025 · 9 MIN
Why the Gregorian Calendar Keeps You Disconnected (And What to Follow Instead)
from Cosmic Body Shenanigans Podcast · host Amanda Smith
This week, I'm exploring the disconnection caused by the Gregorian calendar and advocating for a return to natural rhythms, particularly through the lens of lunar cycles. We'll delve into how ancient cultures measured time in relation to nature, emphasizing the importance of emotional fluidity and renewal. We'll also discuss the significance of the Apache New Year and the Otter Full Moon, so you can reconnect with your own rhythms and the cycles of the universe. In this episode: 00:00 The Illusion of Linear Time 01:08 Ancient Timekeeping and Natural Rhythms 03:09 Cultural Perspectives on Time 05:04 Apache New Year and Lunar Influence 05:48 Embracing Flexibility and Renewal 07:13 Connecting with Natural Rhythms 07:54 Reclaiming Time and Cycles --Watch Cosmic Body Shenanigans Podcast on YouTube!Check out more from Amanda:Website: Body Whisper HealingInstagram: @Amanda.G.SmithFacebook: Body Whisper HealingPinterest: AmandaGSmithBWH LinkedIn: Amanda (Ritchie) SmithTake the Cosmic Sensitive Quiz to find out what stresses you out most and why. It's fun, it's free, and it's only 7 easy questions. https://www.cosmicsensitivequiz.com/
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This week, I'm exploring the disconnection caused by the Gregorian calendar and advocating for a return to natural rhythms, particularly through the lens of lunar cycles. We'll delve into how ancient cultures measured time in relation to nature, emphasizing the importance of emotional fluidity and renewal. We'll also discuss the significance of the Apache New Year and the Otter Full Moon, so you can reconnect with your own rhythms and the cycles of the universe. In this episode: ...
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