Today the energies invite us to practice the art of being authentic, reminding us that allowing ourselves to simply be is also medicine.
B’atz’ connects us to spontaneity, to the wonder that comes when we release control and allow life to express itself through us. Its creative energy arises from the force that transforms what we feel into beauty, into art. B’atz’ reminds us that the love and creativity we share can also bring healing. Job’ brings movement and action. It encourages us to create from who we are and to express what is true within us.
The energies that accompany us today invite us to give space to our creativity and spontaneity, to let them arise without forcing or seeking perfection. It is simply about being present, allowing our creative energy to come through, and from there opening paths toward the love and healing that live within us.
Hoy las energías nos invitan a practicar el arte de ser auténticos, recordándonos que permitirnos ser también es medicina.
B’atz’ nos conecta a lo espontáneo, al asombro que aparece cuando soltamos el control y dejamos que la vida se exprese a través de nosotros. Su energía creativa surge de esa fuerza que transforma lo que sentimos en belleza, en arte. B’atz’ nos recuerda que tanto el amor como la creatividad que compartimos pueden sanar. Job’ trae movimiento y acción; nos impulsa a crear desde lo que somos, a expresar lo auténtico de nuestro ser.
Las energías que nos acompañan hoy nos invitan a dar espacio a nuestra creatividad y espontaneidad, a dejar que surjan sin forzarlas ni buscar la perfección. Solo se trata de estar presentes, de permitir que nuestra energía creadora se manifieste y desde ahí abrir caminos hacia el amor y la sanación que nos habitan.
Being who we are is all we need to live with beauty.
Are we cultivating the things we want to harvest?
Listening to nature is a way back to clarity. Mother Earth reminds us of what is essential, of who we are.
We begin a new trecena today under the energy of Ajaw Kej, which reminds us of the importance of balance and steadiness. Like the deer, its nahual, standing with one leg in each of the four directions, Kej reminds us that we too can find stability—being well planted in our existence.
We are part of something greater than this life and we are not walking the path alone, our ancestors walk with us.
Changing our perspective can open paths where we once saw limits.
We don’t bring light to our darkness to change who we are. We do it to remember our essence.
Sometimes the deepest wisdom appears when we stop analyzing. Not everything we are can be thought.