Schedule

Posted by Andrew

Please keep in mind that this schedule is still undergoing revisions, but the majority of it has been hammered out by Michael based on his schedule for 2006.

  • January - Discordianism
    • Readings - Principia Discordia
    • Practices - Creating discord, sink, partaking of no hot dog buns, partaking of hot dogs on Fridays.
    • Holy Day - January 5th, Mungday
  • February - Jainism
  • March - Baha’i Faith
  • April - Satanism
    • Readings - The Satanic Bible
    • Practices - Indulgence, self-worship, kindness to the deserving, vengeance, gratification of all classic sins, ritual magic.
    • Holy Day - April 11th, Birth of LaVey - April 30th, Founding of Satanism & Walpurgisnacht
  • May - Buddhism
    • Readings - Selections from Tripitika (2nd and 3rd sections only)
    • Practices - Meditation, vegetarianism, forgoing material attachments, karma.
    • Holy Day - May 2nd, Vesak (Birth, enlightenment, and death of Buddha)
  • June - Paganism
    • Readings - Unknown
    • Practices - Ritual magic, harm no one.
    • Holy Day - June 21st/22nd, Summer Solstice
  • July - Scientology
    • Readings - Selections by L. Ron Hubbard
    • Practices - Auditing, confronting psychological issues.
    • Holy Day - Unknown
  • August - Sikhism
    • Readings - Selections from the Siri Gur Granth Sahib
    • Practices - Wearing a knife & silver bracelet, prohibitions against: cutting hair, drugs, alcohol, anger, greed, material attachments, lust, gossip, lying, bragging.
    • Holy Day - Unknown
  • September - Judaism
    • Readings - Selections from the Torah
    • Practices - Eating only kosher foods, daily prayer, attending synagogue, charity, compassion.
    • Holy Day - September 9th, Rosh Hashanah - September 14th, Yom Kippur
  • October - Islam
    • Readings - Selections from the Qur’an
    • Practices - Praying five times daily, fasting, charity (10% of monthly income).
    • Holy Day - October 13th, End of Ramadan
  • November - Hinduism
    • Readings - Selections from the Bhagavad-Ghita
    • Practices - Follow a yogi, meditation, karma.
    • Holy Day - November 1st, Diwali (Festival of Lights)
  • December - Christianity
    • Readings - Selections from the New Testament
    • Practices - Attend church, prayer, compassion, selflessness, charity.
    • Holy Day - December 25th - Christmas