Just to clarify something regarding planetary charity. As I understand it, a planetary day does not follow the standard calendar day, but starts at the planetary hour close to dawn, and ends during the following morning. As such, a planetary day will bleed over into the following calendar day - so would planetary donations made during this post-12PM period will still be valid for the planetary day?
To give a specific example, on Friday, I realised I had forgotten to make a donation to Venus just as her hour had passed, so I set my alarm for just after 4am in the morning to catch the next planetary hour. I just wanted to double-check that this counts as a valid donation, as the calendar day had shifted to Saturday, but the planetary day still belonged to Venus, so far as my checks told me.
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branchandroot
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Date: 2023-04-03 08:15 am (UTC)Great speaking to you yesterday!
Just to clarify something regarding planetary charity. As I understand it, a planetary day does not follow the standard calendar day, but starts at the planetary hour close to dawn, and ends during the following morning. As such, a planetary day will bleed over into the following calendar day - so would planetary donations made during this post-12PM period will still be valid for the planetary day?
To give a specific example, on Friday, I realised I had forgotten to make a donation to Venus just as her hour had passed, so I set my alarm for just after 4am in the morning to catch the next planetary hour. I just wanted to double-check that this counts as a valid donation, as the calendar day had shifted to Saturday, but the planetary day still belonged to Venus, so far as my checks told me.
Thanks!
Luke