My Sports Gematria

Gregorian Religious Calendar Coincidences This Week (MLB & NFL)

Added 2023-10-28 21:32:01 +0000 UTC

Ayo!

For those of you following my work you know that I have 4 different calendars I use for my Daily Numbers...

-Gregorian civil

-Gregorian religious (the one I completely made up on my own)

-Hebrew civil

-Hebrew religious

The Hebrew calendar has two sides representing the Spring and the Fall cycles of the year, but only one of them change the overall year for both sides.

I took this Hebrew calendar model and applied it to the Gregorian.

The Gregorian new year is in the Winter and with the Hebrew already covering the Spring and Fall, there was only one season left, the Summer. The Four seasons or the "Cross" as I call it, Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter. The Hebrew civil changes the overall year for both sides of the Hebrew just like the Gregorian civil changes the overall year for both sides of the Gregorian.

Anywhoo!!! Here are some coincidences for MLB and NFL this week aligning with the Gregorian Religious side (the side a made up yet modeled after the Hebrew)

- The 119th MLB World Series Game 1 was played on the 119th day of the Gregorian religious. It was a day with 54 DN on the Gregorian religious and Dbacks vs Rangers played their 54th all time h2h match between each other, Rangers manager got his 54th post season win for his career.

- SNF Football this week will be the 121st NFL game of the season on the 121st day of the Gregorian religious.

- Which means, MNF, the 122nd NFL game, will be on the 122nd day of the Gregorian religious.

There is a reason I only use the 4 base ciphers for Gematria, the 4 base calculations for finding date numerology, to go with the 4 sides of the calendars that represent the 4 seasons Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.

The Gregorian Religious isn't really used for most sports picks that I type up but I do keep track of it and watch it and find connections that are interesting but I never really talk about it.

Just thought I'd share this though. Thanks for reading!