Navigator Maya · v2.6.0

About the project

Time Navigator is a project about José Argüelles’s Dreamspell with a separate historical Maya calendar layer. This page collects project information, sources and installation guidance.

01 · Application

Install the application

The site remains a PWA: use it in the browser or install it on a device.

Install on iPhone / iPad (iOS)

  1. Open the site in Safari.
  2. Tap Share.
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen.
  4. Tap Add.

Install on Android

  1. Open the site in Chrome.
  2. Open the ⋮ menu and choose Install app.

Install on desktop

  1. In Chrome / Edge, use the Install icon in the address bar. If it is absent: menu ⋮ → “Cast, save and share” → “Install page as app”.
02 · Project

About the project

Name
Knowledge Base of Time Cycles
Version
v2.6.0
Application
Progressive Web App
03 · Offline mode

Offline

On the first online visit, the app downloads its pages and resources for offline use. Wait for the download to finish.

The complete offline copy uses about 55 MB. Installation and updates need internet access; external links need a connection. Browsers may evict cached data when storage is low.

03 · Context

Project materials

Links that used to live inside the About popover now belong on the page itself: José Argüelles, the Dreamspell map, and the separate historical Maya calendar layer.

04 · Sources

Terminology and sources

Historical Maya calendars and the Dreamspell / 13 Moon system are shown together for comparison, but they are not treated as the same calendar system.

13 Moon, Galactic Tone, Solar Seal, Wavespell and Castle terminology is checked against Foundation for the Law of Time materials. The project treats José Argüelles as the founder of the Dreamspell movement and credits Lloydine Argüelles where the sources do.

Tzolk’in, Haab, Uinal and Wayeb terminology and Haab month spellings are checked against Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian — Living Maya Time materials.