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10 B'aatz
Citando a Julian Katari del 08/04/2025, 3:26 pm
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Loyalties unearthed yesterday, our hearts given, clothes stripped, we can see more clearly who we are and what it is. And everything can be misinterpreted, taken the wrong way and hey, we are all unique, it will never be a homogeneous interpretation. A clear road to heaven trecena starts to get bumpy, time reminds us today of all those who are being left behind. They will drag on, demand a fee, things should occur where we go off-ways to see them and see for them. They might not come along at the head of the caravan, but they are here, they want to partake, even if they are not ready to understand it all or to participate fully. We might be walking our path to freedom, but the system is still here and while it is, it will find ways to take from us, and it will do it through the most unexpected ways. If we are ready to pay this fee, if we save energy for this too, then we should be alright. We are getting ready so that our vision expands and includes all who we thought would not fit in or come along. It's by the means of vision that all can be sorted, and we are getting ready for that!
Toll post
Loyalties unearthed yesterday, our hearts given, clothes stripped, we can see more clearly who we are and what it is. And everything can be misinterpreted, taken the wrong way and hey, we are all unique, it will never be a homogeneous interpretation. A clear road to heaven trecena starts to get bumpy, time reminds us today of all those who are being left behind. They will drag on, demand a fee, things should occur where we go off-ways to see them and see for them. They might not come along at the head of the caravan, but they are here, they want to partake, even if they are not ready to understand it all or to participate fully. We might be walking our path to freedom, but the system is still here and while it is, it will find ways to take from us, and it will do it through the most unexpected ways. If we are ready to pay this fee, if we save energy for this too, then we should be alright. We are getting ready so that our vision expands and includes all who we thought would not fit in or come along. It's by the means of vision that all can be sorted, and we are getting ready for that!
Citando a Julian Katari del 24/12/2025, 1:53 pmFreedom.
Or lack of it, it can be subjective. First step is acknowledging the existence of tyranny and a tyrant, or today, tyrants. Then comes a plan, a revolution, an action without which you are not effectively free. In this action comes a process, it takes time. Sometimes we don't have time, time is of the essence. Today's nawal teaches us a lesson about this limitation. However free we might want to be, what can be woven into the present is the real limit, and the real freedom. How we take it, how we use this time, and more even, how we anticipate and subjectively perceive and react to the fabric of reality, is where our real freedom is. Advice from the nawal is: it is not solid, it's flexible. It can't be broken, but it can be stretched. We are hopelessly trapped by it, but we can use it as cover for when it's cold.
Freedom.
Or lack of it, it can be subjective. First step is acknowledging the existence of tyranny and a tyrant, or today, tyrants. Then comes a plan, a revolution, an action without which you are not effectively free. In this action comes a process, it takes time. Sometimes we don't have time, time is of the essence. Today's nawal teaches us a lesson about this limitation. However free we might want to be, what can be woven into the present is the real limit, and the real freedom. How we take it, how we use this time, and more even, how we anticipate and subjectively perceive and react to the fabric of reality, is where our real freedom is. Advice from the nawal is: it is not solid, it's flexible. It can't be broken, but it can be stretched. We are hopelessly trapped by it, but we can use it as cover for when it's cold.
Citando a Julian Katari del 10/09/2026, 3:15 pmPassion.
I would have no words for this if I didn't hold a passion for the spirit that drives me—a passion that is my very life, and everything I possess. Very few can follow along, and I understand that revealing a part of the universe through its 260 principles, one each day, is a burden I chose to carry, and one that no one else is forced to bear. I hold a passion for finishing what I begin, driven by the simple question: "What is the point of doing something if you are not going to see it through, if you are not going to finish it?" Without question, this work is recorded as a testament for future times, as everything we do must be. The monkey arrives today with a passionate lesson: never engage in anything that will not prove worthwhile in the landscape of the future.
I cannot unweave the heavy density of these metaphors, nor can I undo the constraint of channeling and condensing vision into the metaphysics of poetic language day after day, choosing this intensity over a more extensive, palatable explanation. I have wanted to stop—many times—because this undertaking has demanded more time than anything else I have ever done. The return has often been silence, a meager handful of likes, and sporadic messages of support (for which I am deeply grateful), alongside a shrinking circle of people able and willing to follow along due to the sheer intensity—the passion—inherent in the very nature of time and the universe when you dare to align with its true rhythm.
To possess passion is to recognize yourself as an active strand of the universe, a thread of its spirit. Today teaches us that without this willingness to go all the way—regardless of the recognition, echo, or support returned—nothing great, enduring, or useful would ever be woven. It exposes the truth that anything undertaken merely for a return, or for what it can be sold for, lacks a sufficient reason to exist. Remaining in that transactional space will leave you consumed by consumption itself, which offers only a fleeting, temporary fill for the soul. Being a thread of spirit, on the other hand—creating something truly unique, poetic, and beyond the immediate attention it can command from other humans—may leave you in temporary social or economic scarcity, but it saturates the soul with a purpose and satisfaction that no currency can buy and no pleasure can fulfill.
If you choose to leap into passion and become a strand of spirit—or if you are already walking that path—the monkey offers a piece of advice that feels counter-intuitive. True creation is an act of will, born from inspiration and raw passion. It begins when a deep desire takes hold, requiring no artificial summoning. Yet, as we throw ourselves into the work, we discover that weaving a complete fabric requires time, labor, and relentless dedication, and there are days when our vitality is simply not readily available. This is where we must learn to construct protocols, anchor ourselves in principles, set firm deadlines, and introduce a necessary mechanism to our creative act so that it becomes viable within the brief window of a human life. In our imagination, we have all the time in the world. In the tangible world, time is nothing more than this fleeting moment.
B'atz' (Howler monkey) represents the monkey, the thread of time, the weaver of reality, creation, art, playfulness, cosmic history, and the sacred lineage that binds the past to the future. B'atz' is the nawal of artists, weavers, ceremonial leaders, and the master planners who spin raw possibility into tangible form. Paired with the grounding, manifest, and multi-layered frequency of the Number 10—the energy of Lajuj, representing the ten fingers and ten toes, the dual hands of human effort, materialization, law, and the total manifestation of intent in the physical world—this sign turns abstract spiritual passion into an unshakeable, concrete commitment to complete the tapestry.
To embody 10 Lajuj B'atz' is to put your hands to the loom and weave without demanding an audience. Occupying the tenth position of the Iq’ trecena, this energy calls you to honor the sacred thread of your calling, establish the discipline needed to carry your vision across the finish line, and take pride in crafting a work so authentic that its true value will echo long after the noise of the present moment has faded.
Passion.
I would have no words for this if I didn't hold a passion for the spirit that drives me—a passion that is my very life, and everything I possess. Very few can follow along, and I understand that revealing a part of the universe through its 260 principles, one each day, is a burden I chose to carry, and one that no one else is forced to bear. I hold a passion for finishing what I begin, driven by the simple question: "What is the point of doing something if you are not going to see it through, if you are not going to finish it?" Without question, this work is recorded as a testament for future times, as everything we do must be. The monkey arrives today with a passionate lesson: never engage in anything that will not prove worthwhile in the landscape of the future.
I cannot unweave the heavy density of these metaphors, nor can I undo the constraint of channeling and condensing vision into the metaphysics of poetic language day after day, choosing this intensity over a more extensive, palatable explanation. I have wanted to stop—many times—because this undertaking has demanded more time than anything else I have ever done. The return has often been silence, a meager handful of likes, and sporadic messages of support (for which I am deeply grateful), alongside a shrinking circle of people able and willing to follow along due to the sheer intensity—the passion—inherent in the very nature of time and the universe when you dare to align with its true rhythm.
To possess passion is to recognize yourself as an active strand of the universe, a thread of its spirit. Today teaches us that without this willingness to go all the way—regardless of the recognition, echo, or support returned—nothing great, enduring, or useful would ever be woven. It exposes the truth that anything undertaken merely for a return, or for what it can be sold for, lacks a sufficient reason to exist. Remaining in that transactional space will leave you consumed by consumption itself, which offers only a fleeting, temporary fill for the soul. Being a thread of spirit, on the other hand—creating something truly unique, poetic, and beyond the immediate attention it can command from other humans—may leave you in temporary social or economic scarcity, but it saturates the soul with a purpose and satisfaction that no currency can buy and no pleasure can fulfill.
If you choose to leap into passion and become a strand of spirit—or if you are already walking that path—the monkey offers a piece of advice that feels counter-intuitive. True creation is an act of will, born from inspiration and raw passion. It begins when a deep desire takes hold, requiring no artificial summoning. Yet, as we throw ourselves into the work, we discover that weaving a complete fabric requires time, labor, and relentless dedication, and there are days when our vitality is simply not readily available. This is where we must learn to construct protocols, anchor ourselves in principles, set firm deadlines, and introduce a necessary mechanism to our creative act so that it becomes viable within the brief window of a human life. In our imagination, we have all the time in the world. In the tangible world, time is nothing more than this fleeting moment.
B'atz' (Howler monkey) represents the monkey, the thread of time, the weaver of reality, creation, art, playfulness, cosmic history, and the sacred lineage that binds the past to the future. B'atz' is the nawal of artists, weavers, ceremonial leaders, and the master planners who spin raw possibility into tangible form. Paired with the grounding, manifest, and multi-layered frequency of the Number 10—the energy of Lajuj, representing the ten fingers and ten toes, the dual hands of human effort, materialization, law, and the total manifestation of intent in the physical world—this sign turns abstract spiritual passion into an unshakeable, concrete commitment to complete the tapestry.
To embody 10 Lajuj B'atz' is to put your hands to the loom and weave without demanding an audience. Occupying the tenth position of the Iq’ trecena, this energy calls you to honor the sacred thread of your calling, establish the discipline needed to carry your vision across the finish line, and take pride in crafting a work so authentic that its true value will echo long after the noise of the present moment has faded.