| Level A | 3. Familiarizing Yourself In the New Time
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simple schematic sums up the new calendar. Every Moon (month) is
exactly the same. This is what we mean by harmonic standard. Many implications! Days of the week, Sunday-Saturday, are loaded with ancient karma, so they are being replaced by new names which refer to seven radial plasmas -electronic building blocks of Creation. Each plasma is associated with an action: Sunday
= Dali targets The names of the thirteen perfectly equal moons (think of justice and equality for all!) follow what is called a "thirteen tone cosmology of time," and each has an action quality and a totem animal: Moon
One = Magnetic Bat Moon of Purpose (July 26 - August 21)
This day is no day of the week or month at all. A true freedom day for the forgiveness of debts and the celebration of Time is Art. There is no other calendar that even comes close in elegance and harmonic simplicity to the Thirteen Moon calendar. That is why it has been the choice calendar in the annals of calendar reform, from Benjamin Franklin to Eastman Kodak. Personal ease of calculating days and weeks will reap enormous everyday benefits, because the time that is freed up will bring about greater joy and harmony! It is called a moon calendar because the 28 day cycle is the female menstruation cycle, and it is the average between the synodical lunar cycle 29.5 days - new moon to new moon - and the sidereal cycle 27.1 days - place in the sky where the moon returns. The world's lunar calendars are synodical and have only 12 months and 354 days a year, though there are actually thirteen lunations a year. The Thirteen Moon calendar is only meant to replace the Gregorian as the world civil standard. All other calendars as well as all astronomical cycles are easily synchronized through the perfect pattern of the 13 moon 28-day cycle. Use the calendar as you do the old one. Note the ease with which you can make day date calculations. When you begin your annual planning according to this calendar, as well as managing your moon-thly budget, see how regular and easy it could be! Assignment: Find your Thirteen Moon birthday. Know its Moon date and day of week. Now take out your Thirteen Moon Calendar, and locate the information you need: Step 1: Use the Gregorian calendar dates beneath the Names of the Moons to locate your Birth Moon. Step 2: In that Moon, find the correlate Gregorian date on which your birthday falls. Step 3: Note
the Moon date and day of the week. Your birthday will always be
the same day of the week every year! No way can you get lost in
time again! Premise
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