If we listen carefully, what we feel can show us the way.
The times we live in now can be challenging since everything moves very fast. There is much noise, many distractions, and a lot of division, so it can be difficult to find moments of presence and connection with our being and with what surrounds us. However, this trecena invites us to be more in touch with who we are, with our body, with our physical and energetic self as the channel that connects us to life.
Today, B’elejeb’ Imox reminds us that within us we carry the compass that guides us on our path and that the body communicates with us through sensations and emotions. Some messages are easier to understand and embrace, like the happiness or excitement we feel about something. But also our sadness, our anger, or our apathy towards something speak to us if we pay attention and observe where they guide us. Instead of avoiding the energy of our emotions, we should use it to grow. If we feel something, let us take a moment to observe what emotion we are experiencing: anger, frustration, joy, gratitude, guilt, or fear. Let us listen to these emotions, knowing they are speaking to us and guiding us. They are a gift to recognize ourselves and to walk our path.
Si sabemos escuchar, eso que sentimos puede mostrarnos el camino.
Los tiempos que vivimos ahora pueden resultar desafiantes, pues todo va muy deprisa, hay mucho ruido, muchas distracciones y mucha división, por lo que puede ser difícil encontrar espacios de presencia y conexión con nuestro ser y con lo que nos rodea, pero esta trecena nos habla de estar más en contacto con quienes somos, con nuestro cuerpo, con nuestro ser físico y energético como el canal que nos conecta a la vida.
Hoy B’elejeb’ Imox nos recuerda que en nuestro interior llevamos la brújula que nos guía en el camino, que el cuerpo se comunica con nosotros a través de sensaciones y emociones. Algunos mensajes son más fáciles de comprender y aceptar, como la felicidad o la ilusión que sentimos por algo, pero también nuestras tristezas, nuestro enojo o nuestra apatía ante alguna cosa nos hablan si sabemos prestar atención y observar hacia dónde nos guían. En lugar de evitar la energía de nuestras emociones, la aprovechemos para crecer. Si sentimos algo, detengámonos un momento a observar qué emoción estamos experimentando ¿enojo, frustración, alegría, gratitud, culpa, miedo? Sepamos escuchar esas emociones, sabiendo que nos están hablando y guiando, que son un regalo para reconocernos y caminar nuestro camino.
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.
The mistakes we make are part of our learning process in life; they are tools that bring us wisdom.
Our good fortune begins with the certainty that it is possible to create what we dream of.
Today begins a trecena under the energy of Ajaw Aj, which indicates the inner strength, authority and power. It is learning the value of caring, protecting, and guiding in order to bring strength. Aj tells us that the path begins with the first step, so it is necessary to take action, keeping in mind that everything unfolds when there is a good foundation, strong roots provided by Ajaw Aj. The power and recognition given by this Ch’umil should not distance us from being humble and aware, because one of the greatest obstacles on the path is pride. Aj inspires a respect based on experience, so we must pay attention and avoid being imposing, obsessive, overly serious, or someone who becomes a ruler.
Taking a step into the unknown is not always comfortable, but staying in the familiar may limit what we are here to manifest.
Let us intentionally seek to experience things that fill us with joy.