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Year Start on January 1: Why We Chose This Day to Restart Time?

At midnight on January 1, the world resets. Clocks strike twelve, fireworks fill the sky, and we all whisper the same words: “Happy New Year.” But what if this date wasn’t natural at all? What if January 1 became the beginning of the year through power, politics, and belief—not astronomy? In this video, we explore the hidden history behind the day we chose to restart time: • how ancient Rome shaped the first great calendars • how Julius Caesar rewrote time itself with the Julian Calendar • why January was dedicated to Janus — the two-faced god of beginnings • why medieval Europe rejected January 1 for centuries • how the Gregorian Calendar forced the world to agree on this date • how the “fresh start effect” makes January 1 feel like rebirth — even if nothing changes 📖 Questions for you: Is January 1 truly special — or just an illusion we agreed to believe? Do we celebrate real change, or only the idea of change? If you could choose, when would your year begin? ✨ Stay tuned for more: 🕰️ Subscribe for forgotten histories and the unseen origins of everyday rituals. 📢 Share this video and join the conversation about how we measure time — and meaning.