Dissertation: The Transition from the Enochian Calendar to the Jewish Calendar: Implications for Human Observance and Practice

The Enochian calendar, as described in ancient texts, represents an intricate system of timekeeping that reflects a specific worldview and understanding of celestial mechanics. This dissertation explores the theoretical and practical aspects of adhering to the Enochian calendar and examines how the transition to the Jewish calendar altered human observance and practice. By analyzing the differences between these systems, we gain insight into the broader implications for religious and cultural practices.