Why is the Keter Kalendar focused towards women?

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To keep the months in their seasons an occasional thirteenth month is added every few years to the Hebrew calendar, these years of 13 months are called Pregnant Years; also, a 28 day month harmonizes with a woman’s menstrual cycle—plus, the Keter Kalendar concludes in a couple of hundred years by transitioning into the Thousand Years of Woman and Peace. The Keter Kalendar begins as the six thousand years of man ends; the Keter Kalendar go 210 years ends as the thousand year woman calendar begins. The Keter Kalendar is a non-intrusive way to gather together the women of the world, projecting a new agenda away from galactic conquest, returning our global attention back to the Mother Earth. The seven thousandth year calendar begins in a few centuries and is considered the Shabbat, the Thousand Years of Woman and Peace, time of rest when the world can regenerate. Celestial woman is drawing man within for a pleasurable future if he is sensitive and listens to her needs. The Keter Kalendar is the paradigm shift the world has awaited, when times turns from male to female.