Our happiness depends on us, it is an inner work, for we are the creators and receivers of what is within us.
K’at is the energy that represents the net.
It is the net that allows us to store in our being the things that we want to flourish, and it is also everything that we share through the nets that connect us to others and to the world around us.
K’at teaches us that it is through our relationship with ourselves that we can transform things, because it is we who give or deprive ourselves of what we seek. We receive what we cultivate in us, what we share in a sacred way, not for the sake of earning something in return, but because that is what we have and what we are. Let us fill our inner net with love, happiness, gratitude, and with all the things we want to offer the world and our being.
Today the convergence of K’at with the trecena of Tz’ikin speaks to us of the importance of projecting the destiny we desire; it reminds us that our good fortune emerges from recognizing ourselves as infinite beings, from not self-limiting ourselves, as we understand that the most complex webs are those in which we hold ourselves.
Nuestra felicidad depende de nosotros mismos, es un trabajo interior, pues nosotros somos los creadores y los receptores de lo que hay en nuestro ser.
K’at es la energía que representa la red.
Es la red que nos permite guardar en nosotros las cosas que queremos que florezcan, y es también todo lo que compartimos por medio de las redes que nos conectan con los demás y con lo que nos rodea.
K’at nos enseña que es desde nuestra relación con nosotros mismos que podemos transformar las cosas, porque somos nosotros quienes nos damos o nos negamos aquello que deseamos. Recibimos lo que cultivamos en nuestro interior, lo que compartimos de manera sagrada, no con el afán de obtener algo a cambio, sino porque eso es lo que tenemos y lo que somos. Llenemos nuestra red interior de amor, de felicidad, de gratitud y de todo aquello que queremos ofrecer al mundo y a nuestro ser.
Hoy la convergencia de K’at con la trecena de Tz’ikin nos habla de la importancia de proyectar el destino que deseamos. Nos recuerda que nuestra buena fortuna surge de reconocernos como seres infinitos, de no auto-limitarnos y comprender que las redes más complejas son aquellas con las que nosotros mismos nos contenemos.
Let us experience the now with all of our consciousness, and make sure that the present moment is connected to our purpose.
Breathe and listen to the wisdom in your feelings, to the whisper of your being, reconnect with the self and embrace the power within you.
While sitting on a hilltop after a walk of power, I asked Elder Pascual the reason for which we, human beings, are practically blind to the reality that he was revealing to me. How could we awaken and visualize this profound vision of reality, this magical world in which the essence of all things was perceived differently, an energetic world that I could barely glimpse with the senses that remain blocked for most. The wise man answered: If any Ch’umil gives you an openness to what we call unknown is Ajaw Imox, it connects us to the world of inner powers that we rarely allow to flourish, because we are anchored to a vision that has been imposed on us; an order in which our true nature is limited, mainly by our reason, for in the last centuries we gave much space to reasoning and we enclosed our existence in this vision. We forgot that we have other senses that allow us to perceive a world that is closer to the essence of creation. Our purpose now is to develop these senses and therefore find our purpose, for the complete human being is not a utopia, it is a reality that has been withheld from us.
Each one of us has the abiliy to overcome the adversities of life. Whenever we need to do so, we have the power to transform and renew ourselves, to be reborn and grow.
Let us remember that we are together in our journey through existence and there is no reason for us to face the challenges of life on our own. Let us be able to offer our love and support to others, but let us also know how to accept it when it is offered to us.
We all have an innate capacity to heal ourselves: we hold within us, in our hands and in our hearts the power we need.
The energy of No’j holds a profound importance, for it is one of the Ch’umilab’ that allows us to create our reality.
The Ch’umil that is in charge of this day symbolizes the mind in a state of forgiveness and enlightenment, for its energy teaches us about empathy, about the healing that emerges through knowing and accepting ourselves.
A trecena of great power begins on this day, this trecena is symbolized by the bird, who is the Nawal (spirit animal) that contains the magic to transmute the energy, that activates the inner powers, and that is our protector in the face of difficulties, the bird brings us luck and opportunities in the moments in which we face adversity.