Covenant 25 · Year 0000 OT

Gregorian Sync: Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Onegodian Day: The Third Day™ — Ahsténha

The Onegodian Day Order™

Restoration of the Week as Living Sequence

By declaration on Covenant 25, Year 0000 OT, spoken on The Third Day™ — Ahsténha, the structure of the week is restored to order, meaning, and living purpose.

The inherited naming of days—derived from distant empires, planetary rulers, and extractive calendars—no longer reflects alignment with land, people, or the work of each day. Time is not erased. Time is reordered.

From this day forward, the week is defined by sequence, balance, effort, center, growth, completion, and rest.

The Restored Week

1. The First Day™ — Skénra
   The Opening
   The beginning. Emergence. Intent set into motion.
2. The Second Day™ — Teyó·ra
   The Balancing Step
   Adjustment, calibration, and relational alignment.
3. The Third Day™ — Ahsténha
   The Strengthening
   Effort, building, reinforcement, and resolve.
4. The Fourth Day™ — Yawénni
   The Center
   Stability, governance, reflection, and orientation.
5. The Fifth Day™ — Onyá·ta
   The Expansion
   Growth, outreach, creativity, and increase.
6. The Sixth Day™ — Shakó·wa
   The Completion Path
   Finalization, integration, and readiness.
7. The Seventh Day™ — Niyóhsera
   The Resting Circle
   Renewal, restoration, and return to wholeness.

Purpose & Use

These names are spoken for use, for teaching, for memory, and for renewal.

• They are not imposed — they are offered.
• They do not erase time — they teach how to move within it.
• They restore the week as a living instructional cycle, not a borrowed mechanism.

Time should guide how to live, not merely how to count.

Canon Record

Spoken and set on:
The Third Day™ — Ahsténha
Covenant 25 · Year 0000 OT
Gregorian Sync: Tuesday, January 6, 2026

This declaration now stands as a recognized temporal order within the Onegodian framework, aligned to living sequence, coherence, and purpose.