72 Seasons

The 72 Seasons concept divides the year into two-year cycles, each consisting of 72 distinct seasonal periods, to reflect natural and cultural changes more precisely than traditional four-season models. This framework emphasizes the importance of specific seasonal shifts, such as changes in daylight, temperature, and ecological activity, aligning human understanding with natural rhythms. It provides a nuanced way to observe and appreciate the interconnectedness of environment and culture, fostering awareness of seasonal patterns that influence agriculture, heritage, and daily life. Essentially, it offers a detailed, time-structured perspective on seasonal variation tailored to enhance appreciation of natural cycles.