If we wait for perfect conditions to live, we risk missing out on the magic of life.
Our time in this existence holds a much deeper purpose than running an endless race, only chasing achievement, consumption, and the pursuit of status. We are here to experience ourselves, to reconnect with all the potential within us, our gifts, and our wisdom. We are here to laugh and enjoy, to walk slowly and consciously, savoring every moment of life. To connect with nature and with every being who shares this human experience with us, to feel with all our hearts.
Let us remember that the greatest gift we have is the thread of time that weaves our journey through this existence. Every moment here is an opportunity to cultivate the life we truly wish to live. Today, the energies invite us to stop waiting for everything to be perfect and instead embrace each moment, to live now.
Si esperamos las condiciones perfectas para vivir, corremos el riesgo de perdernos la magia de la vida.
Nuestro paso por esta existencia tiene un propósito mucho más profundo que correr en una carrera interminable, persiguiendo solo el hacer, el consumir y la búsqueda de un estatus. Estamos aquí para experimentarnos, para reconectar con todo el potencial que habita en nuestro ser, con nuestros dones y nuestra sabiduría. Estamos aquí para reír, disfrutar, caminar despacio y con consciencia, saborear cada instante de la vida. Para conectar con la naturaleza y con cada ser que comparte esta experiencia humana con nosotros, para sentir con todo nuestro corazón.
Recordemos que el mayor regalo que poseemos es ese hilo de tiempo que teje nuestro paso por esta existencia. Cada momento aquí es una oportunidad para cultivar la experiencia de vida que realmente deseamos vivir. Hoy las energías nos invitan a dejar de esperar que todo sea perfecto para vivir y a abrazar cada instante, a vivir ahora.
Those who recognize their constant evolution and learning are the ones closest to the path of wisdom.
Something as simple as giving thanks can be the first step toward reconciling with who we are.
Today we begin a trecena under the influence of Q’anil, the Ch’umil that carries the energy of the seed. It is the creative force of nature—the power that connects us to fertility, abundance, and fulfillment. It reminds us that whatever we nurture is what will bloom, and that planting with awareness is part of our responsibility as gardeners of our own existence.
Kej, the deer, is the guardian of forests and nature, symbolizing tranquility and harmony. It embodies the harmonic tune of creation, manifesting from a spark of a bonfire, a grain of sand, a gentle breeze, or a drop of morning dew to the cosmic dance of the universe. When we understand the influence of cosmic-telluric energies, we see Kej as the force that transmutes all these into the creation of nature, Kej is to see again with new eyes, with another perception. If we have sharpened our senses, we can perceive the world anew: hear the trees and understand other living beings. everything takes on a new perception. We become integrated with all that surrounds us, becoming an integral part of creation.
The importance of having certainty in life is something you must hold as a premise and a source of confidence, Elder Ramón used to tell me. You can’t walk through life with unconsciousness as your guide. That is why Ajaw Kame is so important—its clearest meaning is death, and that is the only certainty we have: we are born, and one day, we will die.
There is a catalytic energy that transforms—a power that unites the consciousness of visible creation, what exists on the face of Mother Earth, with the subtle creation, the less visible one that arises from the depths of the Cosmos.
We’ve spoken about how different realms manifest different spaces of reality—both in the 13 levels of the Uk’u’x Kaj / Heart of the Sky, and in the 9 levels of Xib’alb’a / the Underworld (a space that has nothing to do with the concept of hell). Depending on how we vibrate and the nature of our resonance, we relate more closely to one or the other. The forces more closely associated with the Lords of Xib’alb’a especially influence the spaces we create in our minds, which affect our reality by becoming challenges to overcome. In the same way, the energies that manifest in the realms of Uk’u’x Kaj are of a higher and more subtle vibration, attracting experiences that allow us to evolve within these levels.
We are the result of what we have determined in the past, the decisions we have made affect us throughout our life. Have you ever asked yourself: What if I had not done it, if I had decided to do it better? But there is no turning back, you can’t turn time back. Even so, there are ways to harmonize ourselves with the past, to remember our decisions, whether positive or erroneous, which brought us to where we are now. This is the way to take responsibility and awareness of what we have forged. From there we can begin to change, forgive, accept, and define what we really want. We all want to achieve happiness and we hear that this or that gives it to us, but the truth is we that have to live many of these things to realize who we really are and what we want, the idea is clarity.
Much is said about the power of the mind, about the creation of thought. Many people believe this is something that emerged in recent times, but since the origin of humanity there has been awareness of this creative force. What happens is that, although it may seem contradictory, by thinking too much and giving so much space to academic knowledge, we lost the essence of the power of thought—its creativity. Today, reason is worshipped, and the most important aspect, the essence of the power of thought, has been left aside. We have no idea how thought originates. We know that through electrochemical discharges, the synaptic chain in the brain is generated—an interconnection of millions of our brain cells that outlines and originates a thought, an idea. But we are not aware that this is where the true power lies: in having control over this action and directing those ideas. That is what we call creativity, and it is the beginning of shaping reality. It is because of this power that the elders define us as “creative beings.” Iq’ is one of the Ch’umilab’ that opens the space for us to understand, perceive, and create our own reality—to control and direct thought. Ideas and images are the foundation of this. We must begin by holding onto a single idea, a single image—that is, one thought—because in the West we experience such a level of distraction that our mind jumps from one thought to another without control. We need to learn to control and direct our thoughts. Once we reach this goal, we can, through focused concentration (directed meditation), begin to create our reality.