Synchronometer - blogs - galacticSpacebook

Sometimes, with all of the numerical complexity I think we lose track of the essence of the 13 Moon Peace Plan, which is basically to turn on the synchronometer by using the 13 Moon calendar as your daily method of keeping time, tune in by using the glyphs, tones, cube position plasmas and whatever else you like to supplement your galactic yoga practice, and finally to drop out of the Gregorian nightmare.Nobody ever asks the question, what does Monday mean, or what significance is October in relation to January, but everybody uses the Gregorian calendar to make appointments, celebrate birthdays and remember deaths and significant events in the past.If more people simply used the 13 Moon calendar, then a stronger field would automatically form and this stronger field would feed into the awakening of the noosphere.So if you come to this site and you wonder why it all sounds like gobbledygook, don't fret, just get yourself a pocket calendar and start using the synchronometer on a daily basis. It's as easy as that.

A lot of people, when first presented with the concept of calendar change, step back stunned as if a bedrock beneath them had just shifted. If they are able to weather this seismic event then the next step is often the question, "So which calendar is the official one?"

In the early days of the Dreamspell a huge debate arose around the long count calendar vs the Dreamspell, and many 'experts' emerged to trumpet their views, not realizing that the 13 moon peace plan calendar was not a calendar at all but a synchronometer.

Missing the point.

So I'm hoping the the galactic space book crowd does not get caught up in the same confusion. Try thinking of the synchronometer as a measuring device to track synchronicity on at least three dimensions (3, 4 and 5) and use it to stretch your mind and free you from the Gregorian entrancement of 'time is money.'

Throw away the old Gregorian ruler (think about what that means - who 'rules' your thinking?) and take up the new measure of 'time is art.'

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It's simple really ...

Whose got the right calendar?

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