Our growth might not depend so much on how much we know, but on what we do.
Whenever the energy of Kame emerges, it reminds us that we are here to change, to grow into new versions of ourselves. That we are here to live even if sometimes it means having the courage to face what hurts and to die to what we no longer are.
Today, its wisdom converges with that of Wajxaqib, who speaks to us about action. Perhaps the message of this day is exactly that living is also dying to what we no longer are. Even if reading, studying, or listening may be beautiful and necessary, true growth comes from the real work we do. And our expansion, as individuals and as a collective, happens when we take responsibility for ourselves and choose to act.
Nuestro crecimiento no depende tanto de cuánto sabemos, sino de lo que hacemos.
Siempre que emerge la energía de Kame nos recuerda que estamos aquí para cambiar, para crecer hacia nuevas versiones de lo que somos. Que estamos aquí para vivir, aunque a veces eso implique tener el valor de mirar lo que duele y morir a lo que ya no somos.
Hoy su sabiduría converge con la de Wajxaqib’, que nos habla de la acción. Tal vez el mensaje de este día sea justamente ese, que vivir también es morir a eso que ya no somos. Que aunque leer, estudiar o escuchar sea hermoso y necesario, el verdadero crecimiento nace del trabajo real que hacemos. Y nuestra expansión, como seres individuales y colectivos, ocurre cuando nos hacemos cargo de nosotros y decidimos actuar.
Everything we put our energy into becomes part of who we are. That is why sometimes we need to check if we are still aligned with what we are choosing.
Can we be there for others without failing to honor who we are?
It is beautiful to remember, plan, and imagine, but let us not forget that life can only be lived in this moment.
What does our voice reveal when we speak about ourselves and others?
Those who have dared to be are the ones who open new paths and transform the world.
Kawoq is the Ch’umil that represents family and community. It is expansion and abundance. The power of this trecena emerges from unity and sharing. Its energy reminds us of the importance of building connections through love, tolerance and solidarity, recognizing that each person lives their life experience in a perfect way, aligned with the growth and lessons they need for their evolution. And even though each of us walks our own evolutionary path, we are connected. We are part of a whole.
What hurts us can also guide us, if we dare to ask what message it carries, if we allow ourselves to listen.
Let us remember that change is an inevitable part of our growth.