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Sadguru of Mystics and Mistakes.

Satguru, why are Mondays important to Shiva devotees? See, the lunar calendar is worked in a certain way.

Let's say 28 days approximately.

In these 28 days, four segments are four weeks.

Today, this Monday, Tuesday, Soamawarra, you know?

It's Soma Wara.

So Soma means it's an intoxication day.

It's a day to get intoxicated.

Not at the Tasmac shop.

Ah, the Shiva Temple.

But that was relevant if you were only following that lunar calendar,

then the months would be different, you know, the dates would be different.

Then Mondays always came on that day that is relevant in terms of the lunar cycle.

But today, we have taken the same nomenclature and put it into another system which is more like metric system,

1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

I don't know why they didn't make 100 days in a month or 10 days in a month or something like that.

They made 30 and for, because it didn't go well, they made 1.30, 131, another 28, 29.

This is a hot-patch calendar.

But that's become the world's ways because it is imposed by the Western societies and it's taken as a standard calendar today,

it is absolute watch watch because it has no relevance to the planetary system.

The lunar calendar or the loony solar calendar that we follow has relevance and the months change accordingly

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