Calendario Lunar Solar

Lunisolar Calendar

Time and Space Matrix

Árbol del Sur’s Lunisolar Calendar is based on the understanding of the Chakana, a Quechuan word referring to a stair step that facilitates going up or down. It also refers to a “crossing towards” which can be interpreted as “a crossing or bridge towards the sky, the upper world”.

The Chakana symbolizes a profound vision of the functioning of natural laws regarding astronomy which is linked to the seasons of the year, and it organizes time and space harmonizing complementary opposites. Because of this, the Chakana is the key element of the territorial, social, economic and political system of organization of Andean communities. Also known as Ñimin or Cruz Pampa by the Mapuches, this spiritual symbol gathers wisdom regarding natural life.

In our online and in-person workshop “Comprendiendo la Chakana”, we develop this information in more detail to incorporate these concepts systematically through the study material.

Welcome

Based on this concept of Latin American ancient wisdom, we designed a Lunisolar Calendar, a Time and Space Matrix for South America, containing and sharing it.

We apply this way of thinking to the development of a learning process that confirms the fact that we belong to the land we inhabit and allows us to reorganize our activities according to the cycles of Nature.

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for South America

The Lunisolar Calendar will help you:

To reorganize your activities according to the solar cycle

When we sync our lives with the natural cycles, we are able to understand and establish a relationship with a natural frequency that is aligned with both our biological rhythm and Latin America’s. This new way of managing time allows us to develop our activities in a more balanced and harmonious way, which is crucial in this global social transformative moment.

To understand the energy of the 13 lunar months

The Moon represents life’s growing cycles: it represents the four phases that occur in the female body, it affects the movement of the sea and, because of this, it is associated with the emotional world, it influences births, it fosters animal reproduction and it is the key element for sowing and harvesting. The relationship between indigenous communities and the Moon and her languages is a very close one and it has been present since the origin.

To interpret time in a circular way

Through observation and the study of systems, ancient wise astronomers were able to develop harmonious laws by means of the interpretation of the movement of the Sun and other celestial bodies. Inspired by the Southern Cross (iconic constellation for the Austral hemisphere), they developed a deep knowledge concerning the functioning of the laws of nature that organize and structure learning processes and behaviors that result in principles concerning the spiritual unity with Nature.

“To understand the rhythm of the wise Mother Nature means to align with a natural, cyclical and dynamic frequency that allows us to follow the path chosen by the different ancient cultures of our planet.”

Obtain your Lunisolar Calendar

Árbol del Sur’s Lunisolar Calendar consists of a printed in color, quality thick paper, 11.7 x 16.5 inches calendar. Also, you get access to a virtual classroom where you can follow the calendar during a whole solar cycle to align with natural time and energy.

Points of sale

Buenos Aires (AMBA and CABA)

9 de Julio (Buenos Aires)

San Luis (Capital and San Francisco)

Córdoba (Traslasierra and Villa Giardino)

Uruguay

The price of the Lunisolar Calendar is

If you do not live near one of our points of sale, we can deliver it to your address.

You can join us as a point of sale by sending us an email at raices@arboldelsur.org

ARS 3,600

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Since 2019, our Calendar has arrived to + 700 houses as well as schools and private and public institutions. It has also reached bordering countries such as Uruguay, Bolivia and Chile.

And it participates in the scientific, cultural and educational exhibition of the Andean Condor Conservation Program (PCCA) that travels across Argentina where it can be enjoyed by hundreds of people interested in this topic.