Changing time makes sense it will align with nature!

Getting back to a 13-month calendar: Design your calendar: Decide on the month names and lengths. Implement the system: Use a calendar app or create a custom calendar with your chosen months. Conversion: If you want to convert current dates, you'll need to map Gregorian dates to your 13-month system. Step 2: Name the Months You can choose traditional names, assign new names, or number them: Option 1: Numbered Months Month 1, Month 2, ..., Month 13 Option 2: Themed Names For example: Dawn Blossom Sunfire Harvest Frost Rainfall Growth Light Shadow Ember Zephyr Aurora Year-end Option 3: Traditional or Cultural Names Use names from a specific culture or mythology that resonate with your purpose. Step 3: Decide on Month Lengths Usually, each month has 28 days. You may add a "Year Day" (or "Year End") for the remaining days outside the regular months. Step 4: Create a Calendar Layout Use a spreadsheet, paper, or digital tool to create a table representing months and days. Each month will have 4 weeks of 7 days. Step 5: Incorporate Special Days Decide how to handle leap years or additional days. Some systems add a "Year Day" after December, which is outside the regular week structure. Sample Layout (simplified): Month Name Days 1-28 Dawn 1-28 Blossom 1-28 Sunfire 1-28 Harvest 1-28 Frost 1-28 Rainfall 1-28 Growth 1-28 Light 1-28 Shadow 1-28 Ember 1-28 Zephyr 1-28 Aurora 1-28 Year-End 1-5 (or 6) Note: The last "month" could be a special holiday or festival period.