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ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE CALENDAR TODAY

SOON WE WILL BE OFFERING ORIGINAL ART AND MORE

SO BE SURE TO COME BACK

We are now taking orders for the first year of the five year cycle
of our translation of the Druid calendar.  This is the second time we
are following the five year cycle. We have now fully translated
the //+ marks.  
  This second year cycle goes from
December 17, 2007 to December 3, 2008
    
    The Sequani Calendar is $37.00

If you prefer to order by credit card, just click the Paypal button below. 
You may also order directly from us by personal check or money order. 
To do this, simply send your check or money order to


The Sequani Calendar
c/o Barbara Carter
PO Box 1694
Elkins, WV 26241
To contact us by phone call Helen Benigni at (304) 637-1259 
or email
barbara@clcpe.com

THE MYTH OF THE YEAR

The Myth of the Year reveals the astronomy underlying Celtic and Greek mythology using the calendar of the Druids discovered in Coligny, France and the Sacred Calendar of Eleusis of ancient Greece. The myths of the ancients follow the seasons through the constellations illuminating the path of knowledge our ancestors lived throughout their year. To fully explain the meaning of these seasonal myths, the origin of the goddesses and the gods are traced to their Neolithic roots using Marija Gimbutas' archetypes of the Neolithic Pantheon. Indo-European adaptations made to some of the major deities are also discussed providing a profile of the evolution of the ancient goddesses and gods from Neolithic times to their present representations in the night sky. Besides linking astronomy to mythology, The Myth of the Year presents an effective and carefully researched path of ancient knowledge viable to the public today as a source of the patterns of the sky, the earth, the moon, and the sun meticulously plotted through eons of ancient knowledge. Travel through the year and learn to keep time as the ancients did by the night sky. Explore the rhythms of the earth through the goddesses and gods of the human imagination on its voyage through time.