What Is It?
Day Meditation secret is a special technique where you "couple" the spiritual energy of the specific "Day Of Creation" with your meditation.
This only works with days that are not related to celestial bodies (like the sun, moon, venus, mercury or any other planet of star etc) - which most ancient days are.
If the names of each day is unique (ie: day one, day two etc or a name which does not reflect anything 
For example, almost everything in the universe is mathematical (I say almost because I do not know the entirity of the universe) and since it is mathematical, it shows that numbers were created before celestialobjects like planets, suns, stars etc.
Therefor, this source must be more pure (at least).
And if you want to be all biblical about it, then the days of Creation in the Old Testament (Torah) are also listed in numbers - BUT there is a catch with Day 1 and Day 7 which I explain below.
This is very important to understand.
Wishing a pig to become a silk purse is not realistic and so you need to select specific "realistic names" which are unique in their relationships - and not related to physicality.
For example, Day One may or may not be something physical whereas, Sunday specifically refers to The Sun and Monday specifically refers to The Moon etc. Regardless of whatever language is used.
How Does It Work?
This is an advanced technique which involves
For the Controlled Meditation method I would suggest the 
For the Controlled Visualization, I would suggest the
Yantra should help most people do in months what it usually takes years to achieve (same with the Mano Buddhi mantra).
In order to target the specific energy of each specific day, you need to clear your mind of all thoughts and again, Yantra will help you achieve the state of
You need to target the energy of the correct and specific day - so do not meditate on Monday energy on Friday - etc.
Finally my suggestion is to use the Hebrew day system because you CANNOT use any calendar system which connects to the Sun, Moon, Planets or any Stars and this is because the energy you seek is ABOVE these physical entities.
The energy you seek "helped create" our universe.
Let Us Start ↟↟
Firstly you need to be clean and in a comfortable position.
You need to understand that each day of the week is imbued with special energy and thus special powers.
Start your meditation and visualizations and then clear your mind.
The energy for these "Days" does not have a mantra which you can say so you need to connect to them through your heart and for that you will (will) need these
You must use the energy for each relevant day "ON" that day.
You can only connect with this energy IF you have a good heart.
Signs
You will know that you are close to connecting when your heart opens up and you can (somehow) see the universe through your heart.
I can tell you from personal experience, this is what I was told and it is what happened to me.
Your Focus ↟↟
Your Focus must be ON The Creator and I will tell you this, "Be VERY Careful what you ask for".
You can be "cast down" very violently if your goal and ambition is to enhance your own physical status and wealth.
Suggestion ↟↟
I suggest that you ask to be shown the reality of Creation and ask what Your Purpose is and How to complete your purpose.
You may think that this request is flippant but I can assure you, it will dramatically enhance your spiritual elevation if you follow the information you are given.
You may not even need to come back to this level.
PLAN B
Plan B is to read
Some Examples
You will notice a very common theme with the planetary associations since most have used the same cheat sheet.
- Akkadian
- Assyrian
- Babylonian
- Bonism
- Egyptian
- Hebrew
- Hinduism
- Jainism
- Sanskrit
- Shinto
- Sikhism
- Sumerian
- Taoism
- Zoroastrianism
Akkadian ↟↟
Akkadian days of the week were mainly associated with seven major celestial deities (sun, moon, and five planets), with each day linked to a specific god.
This Akkadian 7 day "god" system, circa 3,000 + - BCE is thought to have been the main influence for many other naming conventions - including our current Western system.
- Sunday: Shamash (Sun)
- Monday: Sin (Moon)
- Tuesday: Nergal (Mars)
- Wednesday: Nabu (Mercury)
- Thursday: Marduk (Jupiter)
- Friday: Ishtar (Venus)
- Saturday: Sapattu (Saturn)
Assyrian ↟↟
Assyrian (Neo-Aramaic) days of the week are primarily number based with Sunday being classified as Day 1, with specific names for Friday and Saturday.
You may notice similarities between some modern Hebrew days and Assyrian.
- Sunday: Ḥad-bshabba
- Monday: Trēn-bshabba
- Tuesday: Tlat-bshabba
- Wednesday: Arba-bshabba
- Thursday: Ḥamsha-bshabba
- Friday: ʿRūbta
- Saturday: Shabba
Babylonian ↟↟
Similar to the Akkadian system.
Some claim that the Babylonians are credited with creating the seven-day week and some say that the Akkadians did.
- Sunday: Shamash (Sun god)
- Monday: Sin (Moon god)
- Tuesday: Nergal (Mars)
- Wednesday: Nabu (Mercury)
- Thursday: Marduk (Jupiter)
- Friday: Ishtar (Venus)
- Saturday: Ninurta (Saturn)
Bonism ↟↟
The "OLD Bon"** religion (Bonism) in Tibet focuses on a 7 day week named after celestial bodies.
** Old BON is slightly different from New Bon.
Notice the similarities with previous cultures.
- Sunday: (Gza'nyi ma) - Sun
- Monday: (Gza'zla ba) - Moon
- Tuesday: (Gza'mig dmar) - Mars
- Wednesday: (Gza'lhag pa) - Mercury
- Thursday: (Gza'phur bu) - Jupiter
- Friday: (Gza'pa sangs) - Venus
- Saturday: (Gza'spen pa) - Saturn
Egyptian ↟↟
Note that there is a distinct timeline difference between Ancient and Dynastic Egyptians (Khemites).
Dynastic Egyptians used a 10-day week (a "decan") rather than a 7-day week, with a 30-day month.
The week "days" were referred to by number (eg" "day 1") or by their place in the 30-day cycle (eg" "day 23").
Counting to 30 in Dynastic Egyptian.
- Au or Wa
- Senu or Seny
- Jemet or Khemet
- Fedu
- Iud or Diw
- Seresu
- Sejef or Sefekh
- Jemenu or Khemeniu
- Pesedyu or Pesedjyu
- Mediu or Medju
- Mediu-Au
- Mediu-Senu
- Mediu-Jemet
- Mediu-Fedu
- Mediu-Iud
- Mediu-Seresu
- Mediu-Sejef
- Mediu-Jemenu
- Mediu-Pesedyu
- Dyebati or Djerti
- Dyebati-Au
- Dyebati-Senu
- Dyebati-Jemet
- Dyebati-Fedu
- Dyebati-Iud
- Dyebati-Seresu
- Dyebati-Sejef
- Dyebati-Jemenu
- Dyebati-Pesedyu
- Maba
Hebrew ↟↟
A couple of points here.
1) Hebrew also uses a numbering system however there are 2 main differences so far.
2) The first difference is that "Shabbat" is joined with the 7th day and the Shabbat is a day of 'stillness".
3) Yom Rishon can also be meditated on as "Day ONE" because in the Torah is does not say the first day, but rather it says, "Day One" (י֥וֹם אֶחָֽד).
- Sunday: Yom Echad (י֥וֹם אֶחָֽד) - "Day One"
- Monday: Yom Sheni (יום שני) - "Day Second"
- Tuesday: Yom Shlishi (יום שלישי) - "Day Third"
- Wednesday: Yom Revi'ee (יום רביעי) - "Day Fourth"
- Thursday: Yom Chamishi (יום חמישי) - "Day Fifth"
- Friday: Yom Shishi (יום שישי) - "Day Sixth"
- Saturday: Shabbat (שבת) or (יום שבת) **
** Important Note: Saturday is actually called "The Yom Shevi'ee" (יום הַשְּׁבִיעִ֔י) 
The secret here is to Merge the 2 days (Yom Shevi'ee + Yom Shabbat) together since they are a "couple" (זוג) anyway.
This must be done in complete stillness and this is where
This is because Yom Shabbat is a spiritual day of rest and silence - and this is why there can be no physical (sound) mantra used when you do this meditation.
This is very similar to the silence at the end of the (AUM)
It should also be noted that the 7 days may also be called by "letters" of the Hebrew
- Sunday: א - Yom Alef
- Monday: ב Yom Bet
- Tuesday: ג - Yom Gimmel
- Wednesday: ד - Yom Dalet
- Thursday: ה - Yom Hey
- Friday: ו - Yom Vav
- Saturday: ז - Yom Zayin
Even HTML "Ordered List" numbers can be set to Hebrew using this CSS .rtl{direction: rtl; list-style-type: hebrew;}.
- = 1
- = 2
- = 3
- = 4
- = 5
- = 6
- = 7
Hinduism ↟↟
In Hinduism, each of the 7 days of the week is called a "Vaar" (Vara) and is dedicated to a specific deity or is associated with a celestial body (Grahas = planets).
Vāra (वार) or Vāsara (वासर) refers to the days of the week.
- Sunday: Ravivar - Lord Surya (Sun)
- Monday: Somvar - Lord Shiva (Moon)
- Tuesday: Mangalvar - Lord Hanuman (Mars)
- Wednesday: Budhvar - Lord Ganesha (Mercury)
- Thursday: Guruvar - Lord Vishnu (Jupiter)
- Friday: Shukravar - goddess Lakshmi (Venus)
- Saturday: Shanivar - Lord Shani (Saturn)
Jainism ↟↟
In Jainism, the days of the week correspond to standard Sanskrit naming system.
You may notice a slight spelling and pronunciation difference from the names in Hinduism.
- Sunday: Ravi-vāra (Sun)
- Monday: Somavāra (Moon)
- Tuesday: Maṅgala-vāra (Mars)
- Wednesday: Budha-vāra (Mercury)
- Thursday: Bṛhaspati-vāra (Jupiter)
- Friday: Śukra-vāra (Venus)
- Saturday: Śani-vāra (Saturn)
Sanskrit ↟↟
The great Mother.
-vāsaraḥ means "Day"
- Sunday: रविवासरः (Ravivāsaraḥ) - Sun
- Monday: सोमवासरः (Somavāsaraḥ) - Moon
- Tuesday: मङ्गलवासरः (Maṅgalavāsaraḥ) - Mars
- Wednesday: बुधवासरः (Budhavāsaraḥ) - Mercury
- Thursday: गुरुवासरः (Guruvāsaraḥ) - Jupiter
- Friday: शुक्रवासरः (Śukravāsaraḥ) - Venus
- Saturday: शनिवासरः (Śanivāsaraḥ) - Saturn
Shinto ↟↟
Days of the week in Japan are often used in Shinto contexts for scheduling shrine rituals and determining auspicious days (like doctors appointments :)
They follow a 7 day cycle based on the five elements (Wu Xing) + the moon, and the sun (goddess Amaterasu).
Day (日) in Japanese is called Yobi (Yo-Be). Also note that the letter "O" in Yobi is drawn out.
- Sunday: 日曜日 (Nichi'yōbi) - Sun
- Monday: 月曜日 (Getsu'yōbi) - Moon
- Tuesday: 火曜日 (Kai'yōbi - Fire) - Mars
- Wednesday: 水曜日 (Sui'yōbi - Water) - Mercury
- Thursday: 木曜日 (Moku'yōbi - Wood) - Jupiter
- Friday: 金曜日 (Kin'yōbi - Gold) - Venus
- Saturday: 土曜日 (Doi'yōbi - Earth) Saturn
Sikhism ↟↟
Sikhism considers all days equal, and Sikhs do not pray or worship only on Sunday, the Pray, meditate and worship everyday.
This is because they consider all days as inherently holy because The Creator created them all.
Having said all of that, and to conform with Western culture, the following day names are commonly used in the Punjab region of India.
- Sunday: Aitvaar (AttWaar) (ਐਤਵਾਰ)
- Monday: Soom-waar (ਸੋਮਵਾਰ) - Moon
- Tuesday: Mangal-waar (ਮੰਗਲਵਾਰ) - prosperity and joy
- Wednesday: Budhwar (ਬੁੱਧਵਾਰ) - Mercury
- Thursday: Veer-Waar (ਵੀਰਵਾਰ) - Brave
- Friday: Shuk'har-Var (ਸ਼ੁੱਕਰਵਾਰ) - Venus
- Saturday: Sha-neechar-waar (ਸ਼ਨੀਚਰਵਾਰ) - Saturn
Sumerian ↟↟
Same as the 
Taoism ↟↟
Traditional Taoism does not use the Western 7 day week but rather it follows a lunar calendar, focusing on 10-day Sun and Moon energy cycles.
There is also the 60-year Heavenly cycle.
Lunar Cycles: The lunar month is divided into three 10-day "weeks" (or xun), closely aligned with the moon's phases.
However:
Having said all of that, modern followers will use the following common system.
- Sunday: 星期天 (Xīngqītiān) or 星期日 (Xīngqīrì) - Sun
- Monday: 星期一 (Xīngqī yī) - Day one
- Tuesday: 星期二 (Xīngqī èr) - Day two
- Wednesday: 星期三 (Xīngqīsān) - Day three
- Thursday: 星期四 (Xīngqīsì) - Day four
- Friday: 星期五 (Xīngqīwǔ) - Day five
- Saturday: 星期六 (Xīngqīliù) - Day six
Zoroastrianism ↟↟
Zoroastrianism traditionally uses a 30-day calendar (Roj) instead of the 7 day week calendar.
Each day of the month is dedicated to a specific divinity (Yazads == Angelic Beings) or Amesha Spenta.
Note that these "Yazads" are Not the same as the Yazidis although the name strongly appears to be related.
The 30 days are divided into four "weekly" sections, commonly starting with Ahura Mazda.
Each month has 30 days plus 5 extra Gatha days.
Having said all of that:
If you were not confused before, you soon will be.
- Hormazd/Dadvah Ahura Mazdā: Creator Lord
- Bahman/Vohu Manah: Good Mind
- Ardibehest/Aša Vahišta: Best Truth/Righteousness
- Shehrevar/Khšathra Vairya: Desirable Dominion/Power
- Spendarmad/Spenta Ārmaiti: Holy Devotion
- Khordad/Haurvatāt: Wholeness/Perfection
- Amardad/Ameretāt: Immortality
- Dae-Pa-Adar/Dadvah Ahura Mazdā: Creator (Second)
- Adar/Ātar: Fire
- Avan/Āpō: Waters
- Khorshed/Hvar: Sun
- Mohor/Māh: Moon
- Tir/Tištrya: Sirius/Rain
- Gosh/Geuš Urvan: Animal Soul
- Dae-Pa-Meher/Dadvah Ahura Mazdā: Creator (Third)
- Meher/Mithra: Covenant/Light
- Srosh/Sraoša: Obedience/Hearing
- Rashne/Rašnu: Justice
- Fravardin/Fravašayō: Guardian Spirits
- Behram/Verethragna: Victory
- Ram/Rāman: Joy/Peace
- Govad/Vāta: Wind
- Dae-Pa-Din/Dadvah Ahura Mazdā: Creator (Fourth)
- Din/Daēna: Conscience/Religion
- Ashishvangh/Aši: Reward/Goodness
- Ashtad/Arštāt: Rectitude
- Asman/Asmān: Sky
- Zam/Zam: Earth
- Mahraspand/Manthra Spenta: Holy Word
- Aneran/Anaghra Raočā: Endless Light
At the end of the 12th month (called the Spendarmad), 5 extra days are added to complete the 365-day year and these are called "Gatha Days".
The last 5 days of the Zoroastrian year (during the 12th month) plus the 5 Gatha days are known as the "10 Muktad Days".
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