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.
Kame does not refer solely to physical death, but also to the changes we go through in life, to the closing of cycles and the opening to new experiences and opportunities. It is every process in which we die to old versions of ourselves in order to be reborn into something new.
This Ch’umil brings us closer to our family and spiritual lineage, to those beings who have already transcended and now dwell in other dimensions. Kame opens the space to communicate with them, and if we open ourselves to this connection, we may receive their guidance, protection, and teachings.
Kame also connects us with the memory of our previous existences and allows us to access the records of every thought and piece of knowledge that has existed, exists, or will exist. It is an energy that helps us understand why we are in this level of existence and what the meaning of our journey is.
Hoy iniciamos una nueva trecena bajo la energía de Kame, que representa la muerte. En la cultura occidental se le ha dado mucha importancia a la muerte física, a ese momento en que la conciencia o el espíritu se separan del cuerpo. Incluso hemos aprendido a considerarla como el posible final de nuestro ser. Sin embargo, en la visión Maya, las grandes Abuelas y Abuelos nos recuerdan que la muerte es solo un paso dentro de nuestro proceso evolutivo.
Kame no se refiere únicamente a la muerte física, sino también a los cambios que atravesamos en la vida, al cierre de ciclos y a la apertura hacia nuevas experiencias y oportunidades; es cada proceso en el que morimos a versiones antiguas para renacer a lo nuevo.
Este Ch’umil nos acerca a nuestro linaje, tanto familiar como espiritual, a esos seres que ya han trascendido y que ahora habitan en otras dimensiones. Kame abre el espacio para comunicarnos con ellos y si nos abrimos a esta conexión, podemos recibir su guía, protección y enseñanzas.
Kame también nos conecta con la memoria de nuestras existencias anteriores y nos permite acceder a los registros de cada pensamiento y conocimiento que ha existido, existe o existirá. Es una energía que nos permite comprender por qué estamos en este nivel de existencia y cuál es el sentido de nuestro recorrido.
Let us be aware that we are such perfect beings that we have a physical body which expresses itself in this plane through energy.
If we listen carefully, what we feel can show us the way.
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.