The Moonth Prologue: What They Buried

Why don't you know your own rhythm?

You feel out of phase with your life. Energy comes and goes without pattern you can name. The calendar never matches your actual experience. You were never taught to look for the rhythm hiding in your own body.

This is not accident. It is design.

What They Buried traces a 2,000-year campaign to sever human beings from direct experience—of time, body, cosmos, and meaning. From Rome's transfer of power to the Church, through the calendar reform that hid the moon, the witch trials that burned the healers, and the modern systems that capture your attention and harvest your time.

33 chapters across three parts:

• Part One: The Theft — How institutional power captured time, buried gnosis, and pathologized the body
• Part Two: The Inheritance — How clocks, pills, screens, experts, debt, and data continue the project
• Part Three: The Recovery — How what was buried can be recovered through method, not belief

This book is the foundation. It explains why The Moonth Trilogy exists—why the knowledge was suppressed, and why its recovery matters.

The door out is the door in.

Includes: Preface, Introduction, 33 Chapters, 3 Appendices, Notes, Bibliography

~65,000 words | PDF

Tags: consciousness, chronobiology, history, suppression, time, spirituality, self-knowledge, rhythm, institutional power, recovery