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SIGNIFICANCE
of BAATZ:
It
symbolizes unrolling time, the evolution of the human life. Time is
represented as a thread rolled up on a spool that is found under the
ground. It is the
divinity that connects heaven to the Earth and the creation of life
and wisdom. It is the time that delays the human gestation.
The “Tz’ite” has 260 days that symbolize the nine moons
or the nine months of maternity.
“B’aatz” presides over the future.
This
thread unrolls itself to the extent that it passes through time.
The histories weave themselves with the time, as is with the
thread within the garments; they are woven amongst themselves.
The Mayas, before finding the thread used the palm (pop) to
weave and this is why it is called “Pop” to the histories
written in the “Pop Wuj”. When the sacred ceremony is carried
out we feel happy and therefore we dance around the fire celebrating
because time is unrolling itself giving us life and existence.
The dance is of right to left until concluding thirteen
rotations.
When
this part of the ceremony is concluded, then another thirteen
rotations around the fire are danced, but this time go left to
right, rolling up the time again.
Within this symbolic ceremony is when we ask for the desires
of our heart as to what we want in our life.
The “Creator” is the movement and the dance is movement.
This is symbolized in nature by climbing plants that represent the
infinite unit of time; because of it they join the woman with the
man and they reign in marriage.
Likewise, this represents the umbilical cord, the principle
of the life, the infinite time of intelligence and wisdom.
“Ba'atz’” likewise, symbolizes the cosmic phenomenon,
the original wisdom. The
Creators and Formers threw a thread to confine the universe, they
doubled it and it returned.
SIGNIFICANCE
of EE:
Symbolizes
the road of destiny, the guide, the one that carries us to an
objective point, the search of realization in all situations,
aspects and manifestations of your life. It represents the stair
that communicates to and through out the Earth including outer space
and inner space. It is the strength, power and energy that cause a
person to begin a trip, a job, a commission and all things
concerning the realization of being human. It is the one that
indicates the middle, the form and the condition of the course of
your life.
It
indicates the vertical and horizontal lines that should be followed
in personal things and in society.
“The Saq Be” is the sacred road, the “White Road” of
purity. On another
level the “White Road” goes from one temple to another, or from
one city or ceremonial center to another. It is the development of
the history that begins in “Ba'atz’” and finishes in “Tz'i”,
but “Ee” is the one that gives the action.
Likewise “Ee” symbolizes the stair and the steps of the
spiritual road and is represented with teeth.
This
sign is the energy of the action, the energy that acquires
experience while opening roads. The intermediation, the search of
new things and the conciliation among different visions; brings in
an innovative strength that at times provokes confrontation. It is
the guide and protector of the merchants.
The second is traveling the roads the wise diplomats and the
merchants; therefore this energy covers the needs upon finishing the
distance.
SIGNIFICANCE
of AAJ:
AAJ
signifies galaxy, abundance, unity, power, of many elements and
virtues (fire, water, air, ground, the heart of Heaven, the
heart of Earth and the center) of divine power. Clairvoyance, sacred
words, the love of humanity, telepathy, the signs of the body, the
unheard sound, the sacred knowledge of sexuality and the development
and the power of the serpent-fire
It symbolizes the rite of the grandmother Ismucane’s
relatives in the Pop Wuj. According to which, she cried unto the
galaxy so that the evil sown by their grandchildren Jun Ajpuu and
Isbalanque before descending to the Sib dawn (inner-world), was
reversed, symbolizing therefore, that they were alive.
It
is triumphant over all the malice and evil spirits.
They are the arches of the House, or pillars of strength. It
is the sacred staff, the symbol of terrestrial authority as well as
spiritual authority. It
is the triumph of life over death.
Their firmness and conviction are forms of communication.
The
symbol of stars that gives the community abundance, the sweetness of
knowing to share the increase.
The return to home, the place of origin, the sacred
“table”, the place of convergence and manifestation of the
higher energies.
It
also represents the vertebral column, the internal fire that moves
along the column and activates the undisclosed powers.
It is the pillar that connects the cosmic energy and mind. It
is the Active Force that influences you to carry out heroic acts;
likewise it provides the gift of stamina and power to fight.
It has the strength of male excellence that is manifest in
the difficult moments. It
cultivates the knowledge of human nature developed through the joint
common duty. It
personifies integrity, uprightness and rectitude.
It is the mother of the confidentiality and purity, the
characteristics of cosmic expansion.
This
sign covers etiquette, prudence and morality, it brings simplicity
and justice as well as an orderly existence and harmonization with
life. It is a sign of
prestige and status; it possesses the energy necessary to reach
excellence and perfection in all their acts.
SIGNIFICANCE
of IX:
It
signifies the jaguar or the tiger, the feminine energy and the
energy of the Cat. It
represents the excellence of womanhood.
Likewise it represents the Mayan Altar, that is to say the
“Holy Scripture”. This
sign carries a great deal of intelligence.
It is the Spirit of the “Mother Earth” and the seven
macaws’ that are manifestations of the “Father”. High level of
conscience is developed; it is the energy that protects the hills,
plateaus and mountains.
Day
of the High Priesthood Power, this energy develops the higher
priesthood powers. Many
prophets have been born under the auspices of this sign. Likewise
this sign represents the strength of
“Mother Earth” and the power of the jungle.
The representation of “Ix”
is the jaguar, the king of the South American forest.
The jaguar’s’ characteristics’ indicative of strength,
power cunning and firmness. They
are mythical beings that represent
“ the Gods that guide present humanity”.
There are four Jaguars that fall under this sign that have
been sent into the Four Corners of the earth to guide and protect
the people of this world.
It
is a special day to ask for strength and positive energy. The lives
of all animals domestic or wild are blessed through this energy and
this is a good energy to have for the cultivation of crops. The
people born under this sign tend to be pretty effective spiritual
guides or perhaps even be a guide that is helpful for the
commonwealth of man. The energy of this day is related to
sensibility. This day
is favorable to establish good relationships based on clarity.
The bearers of this sign have several gifts that include
having an investigative mind and a good dose of intuition. The ones
of this sign have a special gift for prophesying or being able to
foretell future events.
The energy of this sign may be likened to a physical fortress
that serves to benefit those who are of the “IX”
sign.
Of
all the signs this is the one that expands the mind to give us
forces to reach higher levels of consciousness. This day is
favorable to increase intuitive abilities and psychic powers in
order to benefit mankind. Likewise this is an excellent day to
exercise the ability of the mind. Where the things of this Earth are
concerned, the power of this sign achieves an intermediary level.
The people that are of this sign may have trouble
establishing the difference between what is real and what is
unrealistic, or have trouble judging whether something is good or
bad. These people
believe so intently in the “Power of the Priesthood”, that it
becomes hard for them to reason between possibilities and
impossibilities. These things are commonly found in the people born
under the sign of “IX”.
SIGNIFICANCE
of TZIKIN:
TZIKIN
signifies the bird that guards all the ground of the Mayan area. It
represents Liberty, the Messenger, the Treasure, the Luck and the
Money.
It is the intermediary between “Mother Earth”, “Father
of Heaven” and the Human being.
The “Mnuq’uq Quetzal”, the first bird that sings when
the sun rises on all the animals Tz’ikin
signifies Fortune.
It is a special day dedicated to the “Great Father” a
ceremony to ask for Good Luck. This sign brings good relationships,
provides magnetism and is the perfect day for intermediating in any
thing, especially love and business.
The
energy of the sign comes accompanied with a global conscience that
instills idealism and induces the community to do their job as far
as relating with each other. It is an independent energy that is
able to transform and be variable.
This day is special for increasing Intuition, Vision, and the
Universal Awareness; likewise this sign brings Abundance in crops,
Business, Love and the Art in the acts of life.
It is the intermediary between the Father and Humanity,
represented by everything that exists in space: air, clouds, cold
and heat. Strength that the “Heart of Heaven” has created for
our service.
This
is the sign of Liberty and the search of experiences and the sign of
Love. The energy of
this sign breaks with the establishment and gives a solution to any
thing. The vision that
brings “Tz’ikin”
is extensive and not circumscribed to any moment of neither space
nor time. This
panoramic vision and certainty of the Eagle is the perspective it
has been given. The name of this sign derives from “TZ’I”-authority
and “Kin” the Father Sun, that is to say, “the authority of
the sun” and the representation of the Father in the ground.
The image is the Eagle; while in it’s majestic flight it
represents a God; and while the eagle is on his steep rock is when
it represents the social life he has established; and on the ground,
representing it as worldly. This
sign brings it a good dose of transformation and of variability.
SIGNIFICANCE
of AJMAQ:
Pardon
and sin, the dark of the night and the first ray of morning light
represent Ajmaq; there is a duality barely perceptible in this sign.
AJMAQ
day brings energy from the
Mother of errors. Your offenses
and irresponsibility’s were brought before the Creator and before
the manifestation of life and creation. In that the Grandfathers
said that your sin is a direct offense to the Great Father.
The Ajmaq is of the ground, the spirit of the Grandfathers.
The Maq, part is like a curtain of smoke that hides us from
the presence of the Eternal Father.
Ajmaq,
in addition to pardon, is a day for introspection. In ancient times,
this was a day of rest in which you reflected upon your acts and
their consequences, whether they were conscious or unconscious.
Ajmaq is also a person who gives an offering for (and asks for)
forgiveness of the one’s offended, and to perform ceremonies
bearing the necessities, traditions. For the recapitulation of life
in general and of the last cycle of 20 days (Winal) was a form of
maintaining equilibrium in the World Maya Classic.
Ajmaq asks for pardon of Mother Earth because of the abuses
and is grateful for the benefits received.
It
is the day that the Great Wise Ones imparted instructions. It
communicates to the elders of the community.
It is the planetary conscience and exterior space.
It represents the Grandfathers and the
ancestral knowledge. The major errors and irresponsibility’s for
Ajmaq persons is not to believe in yourself; and also same things
regarding your unwillingness to serve your failing to remember the
Heart of Heaven and the Heart of the Earth.
Therefore, this is a favorable day to ask forgiveness for the
offenses that you have committed against yourself. Ajmaq
is also a day that one recuperates and connects with the visions of
universal reality and with ones personal reality.
This
is the day when one questions the purpose and course of their life;
the deep questions and mysteries may be expressed individually by
one’s self about their humanity.
The energy of Aaj, authority in this case, represents
experience, and the virtue of a long travel in life.
Ajmaq' s figure is that of the Elder. To gain the
understanding of an elder, you are required to have completed four
cycles of 13 years, that is to say 52 years. Ajmaq is a day to
remember the Grandfathers, the ancestors, Mother Earth’s
manifestation of protection and kindness to humanity and that she
always forgives.
SIGNIFICANCE
of NOJ:
Noj
symbolizes the movement of Heaven and the Earth. Your gift is to be
able to acquire intelligence and knowledge.
Likewise, Noj symbolizes the movement of ideas and thoughts
within the mind. The Noj is the energy that governs the mind,
knowledge, good memory, and is the connection between the mind of
the universe with the mind of man.
It is the interaction among the limitless expanses and
governs the limitations of reality.
Noj imposed the limitations of the human being.
The
energy of Noj brings the virtue of Nobility.
Noj is the standard-bearer of all the virtues, especially
patience, prudence and the excellence of love.
Noj brings clarity that is used to guide us through life
provided we transform every experience into knowledge and wisdom.
Knowledge is the possession of the Father. Accordingly no human
being is wise except they consult with the Father through prayer and
meditation. Perhaps a ceremony unto the Father is performed in order
for us to receive the wisdom and knowledge of the Father. These
people have good ideas, but are lacking in wisdom.
Therefore
it is necessary for them to be gathered in counsel to gain ideas and
to plead with the Father for knowledge.
The elder people need to continually be in counsel with
Father in order to be retaining the knowledge and wisdom they have
accumulated in their lives. Noj brings the power of communication
into the familiar as well as into the sublime.
They are able to communicate with all manners of
intelligence, whether galactic or inter-dimensional. The Noj brings
with himself the mystery of the Najt.
This means that with the subtle instrument of the mind they
are able to travel through space and time, giving them a full range
of action and a spiritually advanced conscience. Great wisdom and
white magic have been born under the auspices of this sign.
Especially the heirs of the great One, recognized as one of the
great spiritual guides of the ancestral world. This sign activates
the positive manifestation of spirituality in this dimension.
In addition to synchronizing the vibrations of the collective
memory, the Noj governs and studies the sciences of the human mind.
Leading nobility to power is their greater test in this life.
SIGNIFICANCE:
of TIJAX:
It
represents the house of the “Chay of Sib' alba;” It signifies
the obsidian knife, the knife with a double edge, the strength and
the power of the warrior, the suffering, the revelations through
fleeting images, the power of thunder, the ray of light. It is the
Totem of the ray who gives form and strength to the stone called
Chay (the obsidian) black and transparent, incisive but fragile,
difficult to polish and work but, the time spent working this stone
is well worth the beauty that it gives.
It
signifies likewise the power of directed thought and the strength of
intelligence, the internal strength of the planet, the magma, the
power of the volcano, the catalyst of the sacred fire.
Represented by the knife with a double edge, is the image of
the two faces of the currency that converge at the tip as to where
when it is finished one can not tell where one side begins and the
other side ends, that is to say, part of the positive is in the
negative while part of the negative is in the positive.
Even
as the image is clear upon telling us that the “Tijaas” is good
with the positive and drastic with the negative. “Tijaas” brings
the power of cutting the mysteries and opening a cavern to another
dimension. Likewise it
signifies pain, grief, and sadness; is the arrow or spear that
brings the danger. It is a day of purification and balance of our
actions, by which we should pay in order to be able to learn so much
in the physical plane as well as in the mental and spiritual planes.
“Tijaas” represents the cavern or house of the “Chay in
Sibalbay”, the place of punishment or the stones of flint.
He symbolizes likewise to test you to defeat them: the
drastic test, the intolerance, the imposition, the pride, the
egoism. It represents the genital organs, the liberation and the
miracle. “Tijaas”
is the Totem of the intelligence of medicine. In the day of
“Tijaas” we should be asking of the “Creator” the wisdom of
the minerals and of the crystals.
It is the energy of synchronicity, the orientation and the
navigation. It forces the liberation of rational things and is used
for provoking controversies. Upon
representing the strength and expression upon the ground (trembling
and earthquakes) it indicates to us energy of changes or collapses.
Often, what we need in our life to understand our true road
is a good shaking.
SIGNIFICANCE
of KAWOQ:
The
day of the community, individuals bringing blessings from within in
order to bless the community. It
symbolizes the relationship of the group, the eternal journey of
life, the future generations as one family, the descent. This is the
expression of the commonality of society, the village, the town, the
State, the country, the continent, the planet, the planetary system,
the galaxy, the universe and the expansion.
It signifies the strength of the union, the expansive
conscience, the development of the cosmic plan, the growth, the
fertility, the energy for the abundance of material things as well
as spiritual things, the energy that brings the rains to give us
good crops.
It
is a special day in which the Spiritual guide and the midwife burn
“pom” (aromatic incense brought like an offering by the 4
“gods”) in the sacred wrapping. This is the ceremony in which we
ask (for) that the welfare of our town/people may be blessed with
abundance with the traveling of the sun.
It is a special day to ask benefits for our town, house,
people, family and heart.
Symbolize
the Woman/Mother the wife and the sacred spiritual staff (dignity of
the priest Maya as the representation of authority and ability).
This
is a day favorable for the Sacred Ceremony of curation.
The “Ajq’ij-aj Keselon”, spiritual guides, burn the pom
in sacred wrapping to ask for honor and for the good of the town. It
symbolizes the total realization, that is to say, the rain, the
rays, the fire, the wind and the water.
Likewise it represents the group conscience, the town seen as
one unit that splits and each one of us assumes an imaginary
directional position. Then each action that is carried out in order
to bring benefit to the community and not for personal enrichment or
personal accumulation. “Kawoq” is the interim of time, the
grouping of the day and the instruction that each one brings, the
cycles of time indicated in each one of the calendars and the
changes that these bring. It
represents the different phases of the life.
SIGNIFICANCE
of AJPUU:
It
is the day of the GREAT
CREATOR, THE FATHER,
and he represents the day of greatness and the strength of the life.
He is the great Father of Jun Ajpuu and Isbalamque, the twin sons,
mythical figures of creation. They
are the grandchildren of the first grandparents Ixpiyacoc and
Ixmucane. They
descended to the Sibalbay-“The dwelling of the Gods of the
inner-world.” According
to Mayan tradition, her habitat was hidden in the subsoil to survive
the great catastrophe of twelve thousand years.
The
twins defeated the adversities and passed the tests; they then died
and were resurrected to a spiritual awakening. They are the “great
hunters”, sure and certain. They
possess great magic and are the parents of delicate art.
In addition to this, they are likewise the educators of
civilization in general. AJPUU
is a day for the special Mayan ceremony of protection from the Wuqu
Qak’ is or seven revenges (pride, ambition, envy, lie, crime,
ingratitude and ignorance).
When
Jun Ajpuu and Isbalanque were on the hunt and they planted maize in
the patio of the house of “Grandmother Ismucane”. It was said
that if they flowered, this signified that the sub-soil habitat
survived, but if the seeds dried up, then their habitat was dead.
The maize dried up and “Grandmother” gave an offering to
revive the grain. The energy of Ajpuu is the Token of the fertility.
It is the strength that caused regeneration for the cycle of
life. It governs the
lunar and solar eclipses.
This
energy brings spiritual and material certainty and is the
realization of the solar body perspective. Ajpuu people are good
companions and great warriors.
They have the gift of transformation, alchemy and mutation.
They are cunning walkers, and their “dance” carries out
the arts. They are
makers of wonders, and the champions of spells; they are the owners
of the flowers. They
are people of seniority, captains, principals, and kings.
They are heirs to the powers of light.
SIGNIFICANCE
of IMOX:
It
signifies “The Essence” in all the sense of the word.
Imox, the left side, is the subtle side of the human being.
The general traits and similarities of Imos are sensibility,
peculiar, eccentric, the lizard or crocodile of the rivers.
This is this the energy that manifests the hidden or internal
powers of the human being, or “The sleeping giant”. This energy
is favorable to celebrate ceremonies in which we invoke the
elements. “Imox’
s” manifestation is pure and simple; They are the extraordinary
“fountain of life” ascending upon humanity and the Earth.
That is why the Earth is covered with 75% water and the human
body is composed of 80% water. This is the day to ask for rain in
order that the rivers of life are maintained and that the wells keep
their water. This
“offering” or prayer is given in order to offset the
indiscriminate drilling and tapping of our water sources that they
may avoid the danger of being dried up. It is the essence of our
conscience and of our mind.
This
day should be kept very stable otherwise it can provoke foolishness.
It is everything that corresponds to the left side of
existence. In the day
“Imox” an adequate ceremony is done for the advancement of the
crops of maize. The
agricultural calendar begins on “Imox”.
The maize is planted next to the bean and these are the base
food of the Maya. This
is a day to ask for protection against pests in crops that you have
sown. The “Imox” is
the spirit of the rain. Spiritual
snakes in the heaven represent this as they travel through the
atmosphere spilling torrential rain.
It represents the fertility of nature, of the human being and
of the other species. It
is the fountain of life, Temporal food as much as Celestial.
The
“Imox” can tend to appear as “insane”, which means that they
are unusual and may break away from the “establishment”.
It is an energy that brings rare things and is connected to
comets that sow the seeds that germinate life in space. “Imox”
represents the interior space of the mind, the interconnection of
ideas. It is the
strength that maintains the unity of ideas and mental strength.
Likewise,
“Imox” governs contact with beings that live in the water and
has favorable communication with them, especially with dolphins,
whales and crocodiles.
SIGNIFICANCE
of IIQ:
This
day is favorable to offer ceremonies to the spirit of the air and of
the wind. This is the day when the wind was born which caused life
to originate. It is the
heart of heaven. It
represents the action of divine beings of the spiritual scene
(Spiritual Creation). This
is the life giving forces of the “Nim Kakuja”.
“Iiq” symbolizes the vital spirit, the lightning, the
storm, and the currents of air, the cleanliness and purity of the
crystal.
This
is the legend and the meaning of “Iiq”. The wind that travels
through the windows of Mayan temples performs a double function. On
the one hand, according to “the tablets,” the wind created the
sound of the pyramids. These sounds act directly upon the persons
that hear them, therefore altering their energy in a positive way.
The other function of this wind created sound is to set
points of observation and marking the equinoxes, the solstices and
the travel of important stellar bodies such as Venus, the Pleiades,
etc. Therefore, they
were oriented toward the four cardinal points or “Corners of the
Earth”.
The
Iiq, as an element, is one manifestation of the strengths of the
Majakutaj ( Lord of the North), one of the four Balameb (Gods) of
Maya mythology. “Iiq”
is the purifier of the body, of the mind and of the spirit.
Its image is the great food of the mind; it is the divine
breath, the halo of life that maintains our existence, the words
that handle the energy, the communicator. This sign is the animator
of energy, the representation of subtleness', purity and
crystalline. It favors
the visions, the beauty and the harmony. It is the element that
governs ideas and the space that exists between heaven and earth as
well as internal space.
SIGNIFICANCE
of AKABAL:
AKABAL
signifies the dawn and the dusk, the light and the darkness.
Pairing together with the moon and stars.
Combining together the Sun, “Jun Ajpuu”; the Moon,
“Isbalanque” and the group of stars, “Motza”.
“Aqabal”
symbolizes the two polarities of the laminating energy: light and
darkness. It is a good
day for strong and sacred ceremonies where the Father is asked in
humility to forgive the human errors (conscious and unconscious).
The “Pop Wuj” calendar had reached 12.000 years, and a great
catastrophe in the ground had brought a great deal of water, fog and
mud. Then the four “Gods of Humanity” did ceremonies to clear up
the environment. Then the sunlight heated it with all its strength.
The
great ceremony was done on mount “Was’saqi Aqabal”, each one
of them brought their offering, their own incense.
It was the first tribute to the Great Spirit. All the animals
and people prostrated themselves and they gave thanks for this new
awakening, this new opportunity of life, this regeneration of
creation. “Aqabal”
is the strength of renovating, to break the monotonous routine and
unhitch you in order to take a new course. Each one of us has
chronological or cyclical changes in our lives that vary and
transform our destiny. This sign manifests in forms of duality. This
doesn’t have to be a drastic event or may be as subtle as the
change from light to darkness or from cold to hot. This duality just
doesn’t appear to be very extreme.
SIGNIFICANCE
of KAT:
It
signifies the network that serves to trap fish and to keep the ears
of corn; but it metaphorically refers to a subtle network in the
mind of the one that stores the memory of everything that you learn
and experience. Likewise
it symbolizes the tangles and problems that we get into or that our
destiny gives us for our teaching.
The network serves throwing it to the water and to the fish,
to spread traps and to keep for the future as a symbol of abundance.
The symbolical sense in this form can be positive or negative
depending on how it is perceived.
The
hair of the ears of corn symbolizes the cures for various wrongs and
functions like the sign of favorable abundance, which is an offering
to the “Creator”. “The
image is that of the incense in its wrapping.
To untie the offering with our hands is to free the obstacles
that impede us from being well”.
This sign gives us tests and trials in our lives.
The silk is utilized to reward us for patience.
The
pregnant lizard or iguana, representations of this sign, symbolizes
the fertility and the prolonging of life.
On the other hand, re-birth in the water, the mythical twins
“Jun Ajpuu and Is-balamke” were re-born in the form of fish,
that likewise they are symbolic of abundance. It is the essence of
the fire that consumes the captivity, the oppression and the lack of
liberty. This day is favorable to untangle a problem or matter and
to ask the “Creator” that each day be dedicated to the people.
It is a good day to ask for or be a good spiritual guide. It is
symbolic of the dances of God.
The “strength of harmony” rituals to awaken the rich
energies that they are benefited by this tradition.
SIGNIFICANCE
OF KAAN:
Kaan
signifies Feathered Serpent, Qakumatz, Ajpop, Katuja or Ququmatz.
It is the movement of the “Creator of the Universe”.
This sign carries human evolution, spiritual development,
justice, truth, intelligence and peace.
Kaan signifies cycles of time, change, integration, the fluid
functions, the ability and agility for action. Kaan corresponds with
a violent day.
Ququmatz
went below into the inner world for 7 days and converted himself
into a snake, After another 7 days, Kaan
is transformed into an eagle, and 7 days later he was consumed by a
lion or tiger. Thus, blood was shed by the sparrow hawk and after 7
days, Kaan was
resurrected into the form of a Snake.
Kaan is the interior fire placed in the base of the vertebral
column (coxes) which actively affects the sexual energies and the
regenerative strength of life.
As in the DNA, Kaan has the form of a spiral chain and
contains all the genetic information and the collective memory of
humanity.
For
thousands of years the Mayan Grandfathers have pertained that light
and energy is transported in space in the form of a spiral.
According to Newton, light traveled in linear patterns.
According to Einstein, the light was carried in an elliptical form.
Today new discoveries evidence that light travels in a spiral.
The new data that astronomers have obtained through the
Hubble telescope tell us that there is a macro gigantic formation
with the form of a great worm in the Universe that contains
everyone’s material. Apparently the beginning of this formation is
next to the Pleiades' (accumulation of stars). According to the
Mayan Grandfathers, the human being itself originated in the
Pleiades area.
Kaan
is the energy of knowledge and the transmutation of wisdom,
strength, serpentine power, and sexual magic.
SIGNIFICANCE
of KEMEE:
“Kemee”
(the death) is sure and certain: we are all born, and one day we
will return to our origin. “Kemee”
for the Mayan World, contrary to other cultures, is beneficial
energy. The dimension of the dead is where the ancestors dwell and
where we find true peace and harmony; all our needs are met, there
is no competition, ambition, nor suffering.
This is the equivalent to the place the western world calls
“Paradise”.
“Kemee”
foretell the good things as well as bad things. It is the
communication from the people of another dimension. It is the power
of forces that advise us and protects us through out our existence
towards our travel to the ancestors.
It takes a person who has good memory skills to make a good
destiny guide of “Kemee”. “Kemee”
is the protecting energy of the person who dies suddenly.
It is the connection with the strengths of the inner world.
“Keme” represents darkness, crisis, suffering and pain.
It is a day indicated to remember the Spirits of loved ones.
The energy of this day can weaken or fortify the strengths of
a person and ads prudence and protection to avoid accidents.
It represents the divine revelations and the influences of
the seven discredits or the seven sins (pride, lying, ambition,
envy, crime, ingratitude and ignorance).
SIGNIFICANCE
of KEIJ:
It
signifies deer. They
are the four pillars that maintain Heaven and Earth.
It is the power of knowledge to traverse the physical
existence. “Releb’al
Q’ij” (entrance of the sun, East), “Ruqaj’al Q’ij”
(descent of the sun, West), “Rajtz’k ya’” (road of the
water, South), “Rjtuz’uk Kaq’iq’” (road of the wind or the
air, North) are the strengths and the powers that enter the
destinies of humanity. It
is a good day to be thankful for life, the process of being able to
guide the four elements (the sun (fire), the ground, the air, and
the water). It signifies the four “Gods” with their respective
companions. The four
cardinal points, the four directions and the four roads.
In
the Old World of Maya the deer or “Keij” was large and strong
and was utilized for transportation, as an equine; i.e. equivalent
to a horse. Upon the
conquerors arrival the natives gave it the same name. They represent
the harmony. The
“Keej” has a leg in each one of the cardinal points and in the
four basic elements, their nature indicates a balance and good
equilibrium. Harmony is the biggest strength of this sign. It is the
sign of excellence, of deep investigation and of the large counsels.
It is the guardian of forests and nature and is responsible for
keeping the equilibrium among human beings and Mother Earth.
SIGNIFICANCE
OF “QANILL”:
It
signifies germ, seed, life and creation of the universe, especially
of life and of Mother Nature. It
is a day to ask for life, the germination of the sacred maize and
all what Mother Nature produces.
This sign presents the four cardinal points.
This day is full of human realization and knowledge.
It symbolizes the four colors of maize existing in Meso
America (yellow, red, black and white) and likewise the colors of
the four large races of humanity.
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“Quaniil” is the day of benediction and of asking.
This is a day to remember procreation and the pregnant woman
because a pregnant woman can revive sterile ground.
This is the energy of fertility in human beings, plants and
animals. A day to ask
for personal assistance in business, planting of crops, travel,
mobility and love.
The
significance of “QANIIL” is the sign of the seed, the germ; it
is the constant regeneration of life.
The seed contains all the genetic codes that have to be
present before life can begin.
It is the cosmic seed of the “Creator” that we plant.
It was the day “QANIIL” when “Bitol and Tzacol”
(creator and former) planted life in this part of the universe and
placed man on this planet.
Everything
that is initiated this day has a good expectation for survival;
their growth may not manifest immediately however it is slow and
sure. It is the day for
good beginnings and likewise a good day for re-initiating and
rediscovering a lost love. This day is one of comprehension.
SIGNIFICANCE
of TOOJ:
TOOJ
signifies Tojil, deity of the Sun, payment, offering, penalty and
reward. It is the fire in the spirit of the Creator, Heart of the
Heaven and Heart of the Earth. The
raindrop is a principle of communication with the exalted ones.
Tooj is the day to offer a “blood sacrifice” to Tojil. To
balance your life for hope and for justice. Tooj is a good day for
having a Mayan ceremony to create peace with the Great Father of the
universe and nature.
The
sign of Tooj is the sign of the payment. This means that this energy
renews our integrity with the Father for all that we have done,
whether positive or negative. Likewise this is the energy that
facilitates the payment for the benefits and the tests in our lives.
In other words, this is called “The Law of Action and Reaction”.
It is similar to what the traditional Hindi call Karma.
Tooj
also signifies the Tojil ,( i.e. Deity) the strength of the Balam
Quitze (GREAT SPIRIT) that
is to say that this is the strength that brings the light. His
ceremony of fire represents the Father Sun. The petitions of our
needs are presented in this fire.
The (spiritual) fire is capable of curing us of all illnesses
and to free us of any negative energy that we are manifesting,
receiving.
SIGNIFICANCE
OF TZI:
It
signifies canine (Dog). People
of this sign (Tzi) have a capacity to serve in work-intensive
positions such as a secretary, or as Theologians.
They are people of authority such as Guardians of the law,
material and spiritual. This
sign represents fidelity, order and accuracy.
It is the sign of “Jun Ajpuu Wuch”, that hunts with the
spirit of a wolf; and Jun Ajpuu Utiw, that hunts with the spirit of
the Fox. They are
guardians of the mountains, the cliffs and canyons.
They are also the guardians of justice, principally the
spiritual and material law, until the end they’re lives.
TZI
is a day to find peace and correct your errors and sexual
desires, lest you fall in the Wuqu Kakis (pride, lie, ambition,
envy, crime, ingratitude and ignorance).
You should seek out balance in every sense, especially
between your spirituality and your materiality.
Tzi has the Totem of sexuality; the stone of the Sun. TZI is
the ceremony to free you of your poverty and vices.
Tzi
is the sign of law and authority.
The “laws of the land” and the “Laws of the universe
“.
Tzi
the day of justice brings to light the truth of all things.
This day is for you to offer praise to the Hosts of Heaven
that they manifest their energy into the planet.
This may be accomplished through people and special places of
energy. The result of this ceremony is to free us from poverty and
vice.
Your
“First parents” gave the rigid laws of the Classical Mayan
World. The norms that
they have dictated to us are called the “Natural Order”. This
law is not complicated and it is based on the harmony that reigns in
nature.
The
other meaning of Tzi is that of the dog.
This gift is responsible for your ability to apply the
“Law” and to help others to be in compliance with justice.
Some examples of this are the duties of secretaries,
assistants and counselors. They
are representatives of the Great Father for the Earth.
Your
energy is co-joined with the scriptures, especially the sacred
scriptures. It is the
symbol of the “Great Writing”. |