To accept the 13 moon calendar is to accept responsibility for your mind and relationship to your planet. People who accept this responsibility constitute 13 moon calendar change peace movement. To accept and follow this calendar is to work for harmony of the environment and peace on Earth. This active participation in peace is organized as the World Planet Art Network. According to the Law of Time, being a member of the PAN is the greatest responsibility we can take, for in following the 13 moon calendar we are committed to changing the time; from a time of war to a time of peace. This is an act of responsible peace because it means we are taking responsibility for the future of our planet. Because PAN is a worldwide movement, it means that we are working invisibly with a great network of beings all motivated by the same purpose and goal. To return to 13:20 time by means of the 13-mooncalendar is something that encompasses the whole Earth. Our mental horizons can only widen when we contemplate the vastness of our task and its responsibility for the welfare of all beings. What greater responsibility than this could there be? So with the 13 moon calendar, we learn to take responsibility for our own lives and assume a responsibility that extends beyond our cultural groups or nation to embrace the whole earth.
Despite its popularity, it should be made clear that Toru Takahashi’s Mayan Calendar is not a true reflection of either the Mayan calendar or the Dreamspell. The Mayan Calendar is merely Toru Takahashi’s modern, astrological style interpretation of the Tzolkin. It actually misleads people to think that this interpretation has anything to do with the Mayan calendar or the Dreamspell. —Jose Arguelles (Valum Votan)