One day, all of us will become ancestors. What legacy do we want to leave behind?
The ancestral traditions that have endured are those that honor their predecessors and learn from their wisdom and teachings. The convergence of the Kame trecena with the energy of Julajuj Ajmaq speaks to the importance of our ancestral legacy and opens a space not only to understand that this is our time to receive what they left us, but also to deepen our knowledge, recognize our place in the unfolding of life and remember that our contribution to the community is equally valuable.
This is a day to honor the lives of those who came before us, to give thanks for the seeds of learning and wisdom they gifted us, to be grateful for belonging to the perfect lineage for our spiritual evolution. Let us honor those who walked the paths of existence before us and cleared the way for our healing and growth. Let us take a moment for reflection. What patterns have we inherited and need to heal? What qualities and gifts have been passed down to us and are calling to be developed? Let us remember that part of our purpose is to make way for those who come behind us, and that our contribution to humanity is also valuable.
Todos nosotros nos convertiremos algún día en ancestros. ¿Qué legado queremos dejar?
Las tradiciones ancestrales que han sobrevivido son aquellas que honran a sus antepasados y aprenden de sus enseñanzas y sabiduría. La convergencia de la trecena de Kame con la energía de Julajuj Ajmaq, que nos hablan de la importancia de nuestro legado ancestral, nos abren el espacio no solo para comprender que este es nuestro momento de recibir lo que ellos nos dejaron, sino también para desarrollar nuestro conocimiento, comprender nuestra trascendencia en la vida y recordar que nuestra contribución a la comunidad también es muy valiosa.
Hoy es un día para honrar la vida de quienes nos precedieron, para agradecer la semilla de aprendizaje y sabiduría que nos legaron, para agradecer que pertenecemos al linaje perfecto para nuestra evolución espiritual. Honremos a quienes transitaron los senderos de la existencia antes que nosotros y abrieron caminos para nuestra evolución y sanación. Tomemos un momento para la reflexión: ¿qué patrones de comportamiento hemos heredado y debemos sanar?, ¿qué cualidades y dones nos han sido legados y queremos desarrollar? Recordemos que parte de nuestro propósito es abrir camino para quienes vienen detrás, que nuestra contribución a la humanidad también es valiiosa.
Let this not be a day to wait and see what happens, but to act and create our own good fortune.
It is incredible what happens when we stop overthinking and start taking action.
Let us trace with every step the path that reflects who we truly are.
Healing is also about making space to receive what is good for us.
What if instead of trying to prove our worth, we fully trusted in who we are?
Each moment that arises offers us an opportunity to express gratitude.
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.