Kan is the Ch’umil that symbolizes energy, it is the energetic movement that elevates everything to higher levels, it is energy in evolution. Its strength, which is related to the power of the Feathered Serpent, connects us to the cosmic-telluric wisdom, it reminds us that the knowledge of the Universe and the Earth are part of us. The number Lajuj (10) brings us the teaching of the power we achieve when we move energy, it reminds us that our action or inaction, our awareness or disconnection can impel or stagnate our purposes.
This day manifests an ambivalent energy that gives us the strength we need to achieve things, but this can be accompanied by the fear of taking the first step. Lajuj Kan reminds us that our power lies in knowing that the choice is ours, that one of the best gifts we can give ourselves is that of living our life with presence and with all our energy.
Kan es el Ch’umil que simboliza la energía, es el movimiento energético que eleva las cosas a niveles superiores, es energía en evolución. Su fuerza, que está relacionada al poder de la Serpiente Emplumada, nos conecta a la sabiduría cósmica-telúrica, nos recuerda que el saber del Universo y de la Tierra forman parte de nosotros. El número Lajuj (10) nos trae la enseñanza del poder que alcanzamos cuando movemos la energía, nos recuerda que nuestra acción o inacción, nuestra consciencia o desconexión pueden impeler o estancar nuestros propósitos.
Este día manifiesta una energía ambivalente que nos da la fuerza que necesitamos para alcanzar las cosas, pero esta puede venir acompañada del temor a dar el primer paso. Lajuj Kan nos recuerda que nuestro poder se encuentra en saber que la elección es nuestra, que uno de los mejores regalos que podemos darnos a nosotros mismos es vivir nuestra vida con presencia y con toda nuestra energía.
K’at represents the net; it is both the problems that trap us and the net with which we can bring together the elements, people, and knowledge that can help us to find self-realization. The energy of K’at can thus be a limit or a valuable tool for our development, it all depends on how we use it. The number B’elejeb’ (9) is a subtle power that connects us to the spiritual and creative energies and to the power of love.
On this day, the energy that allows us to reach plenitude is available, waiting for us to open ourselves to receive it, to take advantage of every possibility that arises for us to create our abundance and happiness.
Iq’ symbolizes the spirit of the wind. It is the conscious breath that nourishes our whole being, that helps us to free ourselves, to find stillness, and to remember the wisdom that lies within us. It is the wind that brings with it the messages of the wise elders and it is also the power of our word. The number Wuqub’ (7) is a catalytic energy that gives us strength and motivation, it is the symbol of balance and harmony.
This day could bring confusion or imbalance for which being mindful of the feelings, thoughts, and words that we tell others and ourselves is especially important. Remember that worrying does not solve anything, it only clouds our vision and makes it harder for us to find good paths, so if we feel that things are stagnant let us then work on flowing; let us breathe, meditate, sing, or move, let us take a walk to be in nature, to enjoy the sun, or let us do those things that lighten us and help us to release our burdens. Bear in mind that Waqib’ (6) Imox is a power that allows us to break with the structures that limit us, so sometimes its energy makes us uncomfortable to help us get out of the mold in which we find ourselves, to move that which is stagnant and flow on the path of our growth.
Ajpu brings the wisdom of the seer and the hunter, of the dancer and flute player, it is the spirit of the light warrior who holds the clarity and certainty to connect with their inner light, to radiate it, for Ajpu is the force of the Sun, that which also shines within us. The number Job’ (5) reminds us of the importance of moving, of taking action, and flowing with life, its power opens space for the elevation of our being. Today these energies converge in the trecena of Ajmaq which calls us to make a journey within so that we can discover and cultivate our inner selves.
Kawoq is the energy that is related to family, community, and humanity, it is the power of that which can be brought together, the force that is generated through unity. Its wisdom helps us to understand that even though each one of us has an individual purpose to develop, we are all related, we also have a shared purpose that is connected to each being and to nature. Kawoq is also the power of expansion, it is the sharing that multiplies and creates abundance. The number Kajib’ (4) connects us to the whole, to the knowledge that emerges from each element, each direction, and from our integral being: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.
Tijax brings a power that purifies us on every level, it is the sacred obsidian knife that removes negative energies from our being and our path so that we can reach harmony and healing. Its power helps us to align ourselves, to find balance, and elevate our vibration. It is the force of thunder and the healing power of Mother Earth. This Ch’umil opens the internal and external spaces that connect us with the dimensional portals where we find the supreme knowledge, its power tears the veils that cloud our vision to reveal the true reality and discover our inner power. The number Oxib’ (3) holds the wisdom that reminds us that we are the creators of our destiny and that what we experience is the result of our perception and actions.
This day favors our ability to understand the wisdom that emerges from our interaction with others and from our relationship with our partner. Let us be mindful of how we feel, of the energy that arises when we connect with someone else.
Today a new trecena begins under the energy of Ajmaq, the Ch’umil that invites us to experience life with curiosity, to undertake our inner and outer search with the characteristic sense of wonder of a child, who unveils the mysteries of existence with joy.