Geobody® Hand Time-Sense Calendar · 2026 · Improving your next move
A whole year of discovery, in living color. Follow your sense of the day, capture what moves you, and explore how businesses can join the experience on the Court of Life™.
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Making sense of alignment
On October 5, SMELL was intended, but HEAR was used. The alternating weekly direction then became misaligned. We acknowledge the record and explore the relationships it revealed. Calendar corrections do not erase earlier publications.
Week A: Taste → Smell → See → Feel → Hear → Taste → Smell.
Week B: Taste → Hear → Feel → See → Smell → Taste → Hear.
Both weeks start at TASTE on Sunday. They alternate directions. October 4 and 18 are Week A; October 11 and 25 are Week B. Boxed badges on affected October dates show the previously used alternate assignment.
Research found that sound can influence how pleasant an odor seems. Try describing a familiar scent in quiet and with different sounds. What changed for you?
Read Seo & Hummel’s study ↗Research on the rubber-hand illusion demonstrates interactions among sight, touch and body position. Try describing an object by touch, then with sight and touch together. Here FEEL means physical sensation; record emotions separately if you wish.
Read Botvinick & Cohen’s study ↗Mirror-neuron research began with neurons responding during both performed and observed actions in macaques. A proposed Geobody exercise compares written instructions with demonstration and practice. Measure recall and accuracy; this exercise does not measure neurons.
Read Gallese and colleagues’ study ↗The calendar is J.R. Randon’s educational framework. The linked studies support specific sensory and action-observation relationships; they do not validate the calendar’s dates, hand mapping or sequence as a biological law. Visitor exercises are exploratory.
An invitation to businesses · By J.R. Randon
Bring your product, service or story into a daily practice of discovery. A calendar placement can invite visitors to explore your offering through a relevant sense, try an activity and take a meaningful next step.
A compact card in a dated square: company name, offering, sense connection and a link to learn more.
Proposed format · Inquire for pricingA featured monthly banner that connects your company with the month’s sense and an invitation to participate.
Proposed format · Inquire for pricingPropose a visitor exercise, museum activity or product demonstration with an appropriate sensory connection.
Proposed format · Inquire for scopeCopy it and send it to jr.randon@gmail.com with the subject “Geobody 2026 Calendar — Partnership Inquiry”.
Try opening my email app ↗The advertising cards shown are open placement examples, not booked sponsorships or endorsements. Approved paid placements should be labeled Sponsored. Product claims belong to the provider; inclusion does not establish scientific validation.