Today is the Day Out of Time, the 365th and final day of the Galactic Year in the Galactic Calendar. The Galactic Calendar follows a cycle of 13 moons of 28 days, creating a harmonious 364-day cycle. The Day Out of Time is the additional 365th day, set apart from the regular calendar cycle before the Galactic New Year begins on July 26. The Day Out of Time is known as the Sacred Pause. It is a day to rest, clear the energies from the previous Galactic cycle, and consciously set your intentions for the Galactic New Year. The Day Out of Time is the space between cycles. The Day Out of Time stands between the ending of one Galactic Year and the beginning of the next, making it a unique point of transition within the annual cycle. Another important aspect of the Day Out of Time is stepping outside linear time. This means setting aside the ordinary experience of chronological time and recognizing time as part of a larger natural and galactic cycle. Rather than viewing time as a straight line moving from past to future, the Day Out of Time reminds us that time also moves in repeating cycles. The Galactic New Year is connected to the heliacal rising of Sirius, when Sirius becomes visible again in the eastern sky before sunrise after its period behind the Sun. For thousands of years, the return of Sirius marked the beginning of a new annual cycle in ancient civilizations. The reappearance of Sirius marks the beginning of the new Galactic Year and a powerful influx of galactic energies. With the Galactic New Year and the heliacal rising of Sirius on July 26, the Lion’s Gate Portal opens, and its energies continue building toward the August 8 (8/8) peak. During this time, you can deepen your connection with higher guidance, receive light codes, and work with the increasing galactic energies from Sirius and the Lion’s Gate Portal.
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