Kame has the power of our ancestors; it represents our mission and actions before the Creator and Maker, who has all the knowledge. Number 7 projects intuition, analysis and introspection. The ancient traditions that have managed to survive are those that honored their ancestors and learned from their teachings and their wisdom. This is the time for us to develop our knowledge and understand our transcendence in life, understand that we are leaving a legacy for future generations.

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E is the path traveled by the expansion of creation travels, as the elders say.  It is a path known as the Saq’ Be’, the white path of the Cosmos. The Saq’ Be’ has a correlative in the face of Mother Earth – the white path that brings the ceremonial centers together in the Mayan territory. It is also the inner path of each human being, the path that allows us to realize our purpose in life. It is every step that we take, every action we carry out. It is the realization of the cosmic and telluric completeness, the harmony we must have with the environment. It is the limitless expansion of the Universe.

E is the intermediary between the material and the emotional, it is the path of expansion of the creative mind, that which creates what we call “reality”, and it is primarily our path towards spirituality. Project your well-being in the physical plane, which includes the material well-being, to then have the space/time for the other planes. Remember that only you can walk your Saq’ Be’, no one can walk it for you.

E, which represents the roads of life, is the energy that guides your journey and grants you the power of personal realization. Number 8 gives you the energy and ability to focus on the tasks you have ahead. Walk without fear on the path of life that you have chosen, for 8 E is guiding your footsteps and opening the space for the decisions that come from your heart

Today number 4 brings balance and stability to the energy of Ajmaq, which is the Ch’umil that governs harmony and discord, it represents forgiveness and the reconciliation with the Great Father; through Ajmaq we can grow and become greatly blessed. This is a day for self-communion, to search profoundly into the purpose and direction of your life.

The power of I’x mediates between the positive and the negative, the real and the unreal, the possible and the impossible. Number 2 stands for the choices you must make in life. Use the energies of this day to revert any negative situations and accomplish the impossible.

We ask Nawal Iq’ for the purity of the soul, for good winds to come to nourish our mind, to purify us. Number 9 represents the emotional and spiritual energies. Take some time today to breathe with awareness; allow the air to penetrate your being and to bring balance and renewal to your thoughts, your emotions, your heart and your spirit.

SIGNIFICANCE OF GLYPH
The glyph signifies the cane or staff that the Indigenous authority use; it is also the tail of the dog.

THE DAY
Signifies the dog; the secretary; the scripture; justice; authority and the guardian of the material and spiritual law. Represents the fidelity; order; it is the justice; the material and spiritual life from beginning to end. On this day we ask for the divine justice; to do away with criticism; with vices; so that we may have an organized life and so that we may discover all great secrets. It is a day to be in peace; to fix our errors, desires, sexual pleasures and to not fall in the wuq’ub qak’ix (arrogance, lies, ambition, envy, crime, ingratitude, ignorance); to be in balance with the spiritual and material. Nawal of the sexuality; of the stone of the sun; and of the ceremony to liberate us from poverty and vice.

THIS DAY IS GOOD FOR
To solicit Divine justice; to have good helpers; to do away with charges against justice; to liberate persons that are detained; to ask that justice may be corrected; to be just in life; to learn tolerance; to develop love; for community work; and to be good writers.

PRONUNCIATION BY ELDER MARIANO XUTUMIL