This article explores the Andromedan perspective on why January 1st, as marked by the Gregorian calendar, does not align with natural rhythms or the true essence of the New Year. It delves into the spiritual and cosmic understanding of time, the dissonance between human-made calendars and nature's cycles, and encourages a deeper remembrance of our intrinsic connection to universal rhythms beyond conventional timekeeping.
In a unique spiritual message channeled by Avalon from the Andromedan family, a profound perspective is shared about why many Starseeds and spiritually aware individuals do not celebrate the New Year on January 1st, as dictated by the Gregorian calendar. This message invites us to reconsider our relationship with time, nature, and the rhythms that govern life.
Avalon introduces the message by emphasizing unity and shared awareness, stating that the Andromedans are not separate from us but a field of awareness recognizing itself within humanity. This sets the tone for a message that is less about teaching and more about remembering a truth that has been dormant, waiting for the right moment to surface.
Many people feel a sense of dissonance with celebrating the New Year on January 1st. The Andromedans highlight this feeling of strangeness and curiosity, pointing out that nature does not celebrate this date:
These observations lead to deeper questions about why human celebrations do not align with natural cycles.
The Andromedans have observed humanity for hundreds of thousands of years, witnessing cycles of rise and fall, growth and destruction, and deliberate resets imposed by controlling forces. They recognize the human experience of time as deeply influenced by external agreements and controls.
When individuals question the alignment of their inner rhythms with the Gregorian calendar, it signals a profound awakening and remembrance of their true nature. This awakening is a cause for delight among the Andromedans, as it reflects a reconnection with authentic cosmic rhythms.
From the Andromedan viewpoint, timekeeping systems originate from natural observations of movement and rhythm. Initially, these systems serve to observe cycles, but over time, they evolve into tools for coordinating large groups of beings.
This evolution from observation to coordination is subtle but impactful. Calendars become more than just ways to name days; they become shared agreements that dictate:
Through these agreements, a species learns to synchronize its internal pulse with an external system, often without conscious awareness.
Humans have lived within these calendar agreements for so long that they feel as natural as breathing. However, many have sensed from childhood that their internal rhythms do not fully align with the imposed schedules, bells, and countdowns.
This sensation is not confusion but perception—a subtle awareness of a different, more authentic rhythm.
The Andromedan message encourages us to recognize that January 1st is not the true New Year in the cosmic or natural sense. Instead, it is a human-made construct that may not resonate with our deeper, intrinsic cycles.
By tuning into natural rhythms and questioning inherited timekeeping systems, we can begin to remember our true nature and live in harmony with the universe’s authentic pulse.
This remembrance is a journey inward, inviting us to align with the flow of life beyond artificial calendars and rediscover the sacred timing that has always been within us.
This message serves as an inspiration to explore time as a lived experience rather than a rigid concept, fostering a deeper connection with ourselves, nature, and the cosmos.
