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Take the time from sunrise to sunset convert to seconds and divide by twelve To calculate the planetary hours by hand get your local sunrise and sunset times

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Keep in mind that there will often be several minutes difference between the output from different software or doing the planetary hours calculations by hand due to different calculation methods and different definitions of the time of Sunrise and Sunset. Here is a Online Planetary Hour Calculator. Latitude and longitude can also beĮntered by hand for non-U.S. Information for automatically for thousands of predefined

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There are many online planetary hours calculators and apps which you can GoogleĮasy to use computer program for Windows that provides detailed and accurate planetary hour

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For even more information on the Chaldean Order, the planetary days, hours, plus the planetary minutes and seconds, check out the Third Planetary Order page, which details my discovery of three basic ordering sequences based on the number 7, which are the Chaldean Order, the days of the week sequence, and the amazing Third Planetary Order! This is just scratching the surface of an incredibly inherent order. Merely conventional, but part of an ancient natural and highly ordered Thus we can see that the order and names of the days of the week are not Planetary hour ruler produces the order and names of the days of the week. In the Chaldean order and the rulership of the planetary day by the first The interaction of the planetary hours and the names and sequence of the daysįigure Two shows how the sequence of the planetary hours By following the diagram in the Chaldean order we can see Planetary ruler in the Chaldean order is the Moon, the ruler of the first Hour of the whole planetary day of Sunday. Is the ruler of the 12th hour of Sunday night and thus the ruler of the 24th In the Chaldean order by going to the Sun (3rd hour of the night).Ĭontinue into the circle around the Moon glyph until we reach Mercury which The inner circle heading in a straight line to the large Moon glyph, keeping Last hour of daylight on Sunday which ends with sunset.Ĭircle keep going up from Saturn to Jupiter (the 1st hour of Sunday night,īeginning with sunset) up to Mars (2nd hour of Sunday night) and then leave Saturn in the inner circle (12th hour of Sunday). To Saturn (5th hour of Sunday), etc., etc, until we get to the medium size glyph of (2nd hour of Sunday) to Mercury (3rd hour of Sunday) to the Moon (4th hour of Sunday), So we follow the Chaldean order, from Venus For example the adoption of the Gregorian calendar changed the date, but not the endless cycle of the days of the week. We would note that from the introduction of the week in the classical period that the order has never varied or been interrupted. The 7 day week comes directly from astrology, the 7 days deriving from their lords, the 7 planets. Thursday is Thor's day Friday is Frigg's day.

Tuesday is Tiw's day, the Teutonic god of war Wednesday is Wotan's day Greek and Latin gods have been used for some of the names of the days, i.e. In English the Teutonic equivalents of the The origin of the names of the days are explicitly planetary in medieval Latin:ĭies dominici (Sunday, the lord's day), die Lune, die Martis, die Mercuri, Monday, the Moon Tuesday, Mars Wednesday, Mercury Thursday, Jupiter Friday, Seven planets and each planet rules or is lord of, one day: Sunday, the Sun As Lilly notes there are seven days of the week and