All Daimoku is stored corrected back to UTC/GMT+0 no matter where you are in Real Time. Your current location is an offset to this. This time takes into account any Day Light Saving/Summer Time off sets. Which means the ceremony in the air, transcends both space and time, it is just 'now' where ever you are. This is stored in the time server at Eagle Peak.

You join in with Daimoku with others in a different time zone you would need to chant when they do. You can see them joining your daimoku. Equally you can join later and keep the Daimoku going taking over from them during this Tozo/Toso. We make ever second count so getting the exact time for any time zone is a big deal.

So I really not that bothered about the mechanics of Nam-myoho-renge-kyo or of the Nine Consciousnesses. Nor am I bother when I ask Alexa/Echo or Google something it wakes up and it pings that over to california, to have the voice translated into text, typed into googled, answered, then converted from text back into YOUR language in under a second. Lets pretend that the speed of light is about 300,000 kilometers per second, and your router for your wifi is not top of the ranged then the round trip (for me) to CA,USA from London,UK is about 15ms thats still pretty quick, oh and the other hundreds of thousands as asking different questions, or wanting their living room lights a bit dimmer - we just ask!

My main obsession is the gap between when one person stops chanting and another starts chanting, is it minutes or is it a hundredth of a second? Then this comes down to other factors - the speed of light, how fast your phone is, if you are on 4G or 5G and the velocity of propagation. So this app endeavors to ensure that there is an over lap, somebody somewhere is chanting right now and that server I called Eagle Peak