There are wild anxieties swirling around March 13-14, 2025. Why the panic? This isn’t just another day on the calendar—it’s a cosmic collision of the Jewish holiday Purim and a rare blood moon, igniting the imaginations of conspiracy theorists and numerologists worldwide. But the intrigue doesn’t stop there. The buzz extends to March 15, and the internet is buzzing with speculation.
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Let’s break it down: March 15, 2020, marked the dawn of global lockdowns. Fast forward to 2025, and March 13-14 will be exactly 12 years since Pope Francis took office. History buffs will also note that March 15, 44 BC, saw Julius Caesar’s infamous assassination, unleashing chaos in Rome.

March 14 isn’t just a date for lunar watchers—it’s also Pi Day, a quirky holiday beloved by math geeks everywhere. Dreamed up in 1987 by San Francisco physicist Larry Shaw, Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant π (3.1415926…) at precisely 1:59:26 PM—or 13:59 for 24-hour clock fans who party into the night. Why? Because the date (3/14) and time align perfectly with pi’s first digits. It’s a nerdy delight that’s grown into a global phenomenon.

But here’s where it gets dark. Enter the Belphegor number—pi’s twisted counterpart. Written as 1000000000000066600000000000001, this eerie figure boasts 13 zeros on each side of a devilish 666 core. Named after Belphegor, the “Lord of the Abyss” and one of hell’s archdemons, it’s a stark contrast to pi’s wholesome charm. While math nerds raise their calculators to π on March 14, could shadowy groups like the Illuminati be toasting to Belphegor instead?

Then there’s March 15—day 153 of 2025—a number that’s pure catnip for numerologists. Add up 1 + 2 + 3 all the way to 17, and you’ll land on 153, forming a perfect triangular number that Freemasons adore. Even the Bible chimes in: the Gospel of John (21:11) describes Simon Peter hauling in a net of 153 fish, a detail that’s puzzled scholars for centuries. Coincidence?