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Mission Statement
Within the planet's biosphere, the human species, operating by artificial and mechanistic timing devices, is the only species out of phase with rest of the biosphere, and, therefore, in violation of the unifying law and natural time. The human violation of time is rooted in the irregular twelve-month Gregorian Calendar. In order to keep the human violation in time from a course of complete self-destruction, and on behalf of the preservation of the planet's biosphere, an immediate end is called to the use of the Gregorian Calendar and its attendant institutions, to be replaced by the biologically accurate Thirteen Moon Calendar and the new human Covenant of Biospheric Rights.
The use of the Gregorian Calendar is henceforth desanctioned and declared null and void. Since all currently constituted institutions and governments are functions of this calendar, they, too, are now desanctioned and considered null and void. Therefore, the First Planetary Congress of Biospheric Rights is called for the restoration of the human species within natural time through the instrument of the biologically accurate Thirteen Moon Calendar, and for the creation of a new human covenant of Biospheric Rights and its accompanying resolutions as the basis for the declaration of Universal Peace, inclusive of the comprehensive design plans for the conversion of human civilization into a Planetary Culture of Peace.