Cesidian Hanukkah 2021  [23.12.2021]

The most important holidays of the year in the Cesidian calendar are the Hanukkiah (ΜΠΤΓΦΧΔΨΡ) of Cesidian holidays, and the Earth (Τ) (or Ceres, astrologically speaking) holiday among these is the Cesidian Hanukkah or Chanukah, which runs 24–31 December in the Gregorian calendar, or 20–27 Nureyev in the Cesidian calendar.

The Cesidian Hanukkah is also known as the "Feast of Children". The last day of this eight-day celebration is an irregular weekday and special holiday called Earthday.

As I write this, it is Thursday, the 23rd of December 2021 in the Gregorian calendar, that is Y2Π19N2021, or week Y2. Venusday (Π), the 19th of Nureyev (N) 2021 in the Cesidian calendar, or Erev Chanukah [עֶרֶב חֲנֻכָּה], which is the eve of the Cesidian Hanukkah or Festival of Lights.

Cesidians do not celebrate Christmas, which is a faux Jesus birthday. Rigorous scientific evidence shows Jesus could have been born any time between 2 Elul and 13 Tishri, in 3757 Anno Mundi (AM), or between 4 September and 14 October, in 5 BCE.

Cesidians have many additional reasons to believe that Jesus was born on 8 Tishri, in 3757 AM, or on Monday, 9 October, in 5 BCE, in the then used Julian calendar, or as Romans would have put it, «dies lunae, a.d. VII Id. Oct. DCCXLIX a.u.c.», that is, "Moon's Day (Monday), the Seventh Day to the Ides of October, Year 749 Since the Foundation of the City (Rome)". In other words, Jesus was born two days before 10 Tishri, in 3757 AM, two days before Yom Kippur or the Day of Atonement. From an astrological perspective, Jesus was a Libra, which is why marriage meant a lot to him back then, not a Capricorn.

I wish Cesidians and ectopolitans a Happy Cesidian Hanukkah or Chanukah, and may the Gregorian and Cesidian calendar year of 2022 (PDF and JPG file calendar) bring us a harvest of real spiritual wheat instead of fake spiritual tares.

MT Kaisiris Tallini