What if we choose to see each mistake as a seed that nurtures our wisdom?
When the energy of Ajmaq emerges, it opens a space filled with strength and wisdom that allows us to find forgiveness. B’elejeb’ Ajmaq encourages us to empathize with our own processes, to view ourselves with more compassion, so that the love and understanding we offer to others can also be extended to ourselves.
Its energy reminds us that the unconsciousness we might have had in the past, every experience we have gone through, has been the fertile ground for the seed within us to bloom. We are all on a path of learning, and it is through what we have lived that we transform. B’elejeb’ Ajmaq guides us to forgive ourselves, to look at our wounds with sweetness and gratitude, recognizing that our inner growth has been possible thanks to the curiosity that led us to explore, to err, and to learn.
¿Y si escogemos ver cada error como una semilla que nutre nuestra sabiduría?
Cuando emerge la energía de Ajmaq, se abre un espacio lleno de fuerza y sabiduría que nos permite encontrarnos con el perdón. B’elejeb’ Ajmaq nos invita a empatizar con nuestros procesos, a vernos con más compasión, para que el amor y la comprensión que sabemos ofrecer a otros también podamos aprender a dárnoslos a nosotros mismos.
Su energía nos recuerda que la inconsciencia que podríamos haber tenido en el pasado, cada experiencia que hemos atravesado, ha sido la tierra fértil para que florezca esa semilla que somos. Todos estamos recorriendo un camino de aprendizaje y es a través de lo vivido que podemos transformarnos. B’elejeb’ Ajmaq nos guía a perdonarnos, a mirar nuestras heridas con dulzura y gratitud, reconociendo que nuestro crecimiento interior ha sido posible gracias a la curiosidad que nos llevó a explorar, a equivocarnos y a aprender.
Abundance begins the moment we believe in it and create with it.
Returning to Mother Earth is returning to ourselves.
What we avoid seeing in others is often what we have not yet recognized in ourselves.
The beauty of our path lies in its authenticity, not in its perfection.
If we wait for perfect conditions to live, we risk missing out on the magic of life.
Those who recognize their constant evolution and learning are the ones closest to the path of wisdom.
Something as simple as giving thanks can be the first step toward reconciling with who we are.
Today we begin a trecena under the influence of Q’anil, the Ch’umil that carries the energy of the seed. It is the creative force of nature—the power that connects us to fertility, abundance, and fulfillment. It reminds us that whatever we nurture is what will bloom, and that planting with awareness is part of our responsibility as gardeners of our own existence.
Kej, the deer, is the guardian of forests and nature, symbolizing tranquility and harmony. It embodies the harmonic tune of creation, manifesting from a spark of a bonfire, a grain of sand, a gentle breeze, or a drop of morning dew to the cosmic dance of the universe. When we understand the influence of cosmic-telluric energies, we see Kej as the force that transmutes all these into the creation of nature, Kej is to see again with new eyes, with another perception. If we have sharpened our senses, we can perceive the world anew: hear the trees and understand other living beings. everything takes on a new perception. We become integrated with all that surrounds us, becoming an integral part of creation.