Each moment that arises offers us an opportunity to express gratitude.
In a world that constantly invites us to live in haste and immerse ourselves in distractions that disconnect us from our presence, gratitude emerges as a beautiful gift that invites us to observe and appreciate the small blessings that surround us. It gives us the opportunity to feel each moment with pause and depth, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the magic of each experience that unfolds in our lives.
Let us embrace gratitude; let us wake up each morning with a grateful heart for the gift that a new day offers us. Let us express gratitude in our relationships to create stronger and more powerful connections. In this trecena of Kame, let us give thanks for our ancestors and for every lesson learned along the spiral of space-time, which has enriched our existence. Let us be grateful for each rebirth that has guided us to expand and become the beautiful beings that we are today.
Cada momento que surge nos ofrece una oportunidad para expresar gratitud.
En un mundo que constantemente nos invita a vivir con prisa y sumergirnos en distracciones que nos desconectan de nuestra presencia, la gratitud surge como un hermoso regalo que nos invita a observar y apreciar las pequeñas bendiciones que nos rodean. Nos brinda la oportunidad de sentir cada momento con pausa y profundidad, permitiéndonos así sumergirnos en la magia de cada experiencia que emerge en nuestra vida.
Abracemos la gratitud; despertemos cada mañana con un corazón agradecido por el regalo que nos ofrece un nuevo día. Expresemos gratitud en nuestras relaciones para así crear conexiones mas fuertes y poderosas. En esta trecena de Kame, demos gracias por nuestros ancestros y por cada lección aprendida en el camino recorrido por la espiral de espacio-tiempo, que ha enriquecido nuestra existencia. Agradezcamos cada renacer que nos ha guiado a expandirnos y a convertirnos en el hermoso ser que hoy somos.
Flourishing is not always easy. Sometimes it means moving through uncomfortable moments we would rather avoid.
The voice of our ancestors is kept in the trees, in the rivers, in the wind. Are we listening?
Today we begin a new trecena under the energy of Kame, which represents death. In Western culture, great importance has been given to physical death, to that moment when consciousness or spirit separates from the body. We have even been taught to see it as the possible end of our being. However, in the Mayan vision, the great Elders remind us that death is only a step within our evolutionary process.
Let us be aware that we are such perfect beings that we have a physical body which expresses itself in this plane through energy.
If we listen carefully, what we feel can show us the way.
Those who are able to transform themselves generate a change that impacts their world around them.
Sometimes the hard part is not giving but opening ourselves to receive and remembering that love is also accepting what others want to offer us.
We can choose to use the same energy we use to avoid what scares us to heal and empower ourselves.
Our mind has the power to transform what we live.