Ra picked the word for its drama and said what he meant by it. He explains that he likes reviving the term instead of saying plain old 15th of February, ties it to the assassination of Caesar on the Ides of March, and then states the date directly: we are dealing with the 15th, the Ides of February. At another point he says flatly that the Ides means the 15th. In the Roman calendar that is only true for March, May, July and October, where the Ides fall on the 15th; in February they fall on the 13th. Ra never addresses that, and he never uses the 13th as a date. So treat the Ides as his nickname for the day rather than as a calendrical argument, and use February 15, which is what he repeats many times over the years.
This is not a fact, not medical advice and not a promise of healing. It is part of the cosmology Ra Uru Hu, who founded Human Design, left behind, and nobody knows exactly how it will unfold.
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