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10 Ee
Citando a Julian Katari del 28/02/2025, 1:41 pm
Strength
Today my reading will be a prayer. It always is, but now I want you to know that. Prayers in native America are like songs, songs are like prayers, readings are prayers, everything is. There's a constant listening on behalf of the energies that are here. It's no celestial, foreign god to creation. You and me are the vessels for this. The altar at your house, it's listening and prayers are our thoughts. We constantly are answered our prayers, it's just that we think it's our mind and comments, our opinions, but no, we are asking and they are listening. The most answered prayers are the ones that part from us humbling ourselves and asking for something that is feasible and truly and deeply necessary.
Today I ask for the strength, that I feel is here and is coming, to push through this part of our lives where we are still affected by, polluted by, stolen by, raped by the system. We are on our path out, but this can turn out to be long. It's for a reason, gathering, proposing this, organizing it, explaining it, has taken decades. We are going to make it, yet sometimes the imbalanced energies are too strong, we are in a middle of a war. There is where my prayer speaks to me and tells me through today's nawal that we are getting strengthened and that even though we might find ourselves down and hurt sometimes, with this right consciousness, it's all part of a necessary strengthening process. It's there where I reinforce my listening by asking that we are strengthened so that we may push through. Everything we've endured has been necessary. If we align it with a path out, we will come out strong.
Strength
Today my reading will be a prayer. It always is, but now I want you to know that. Prayers in native America are like songs, songs are like prayers, readings are prayers, everything is. There's a constant listening on behalf of the energies that are here. It's no celestial, foreign god to creation. You and me are the vessels for this. The altar at your house, it's listening and prayers are our thoughts. We constantly are answered our prayers, it's just that we think it's our mind and comments, our opinions, but no, we are asking and they are listening. The most answered prayers are the ones that part from us humbling ourselves and asking for something that is feasible and truly and deeply necessary.
Today I ask for the strength, that I feel is here and is coming, to push through this part of our lives where we are still affected by, polluted by, stolen by, raped by the system. We are on our path out, but this can turn out to be long. It's for a reason, gathering, proposing this, organizing it, explaining it, has taken decades. We are going to make it, yet sometimes the imbalanced energies are too strong, we are in a middle of a war. There is where my prayer speaks to me and tells me through today's nawal that we are getting strengthened and that even though we might find ourselves down and hurt sometimes, with this right consciousness, it's all part of a necessary strengthening process. It's there where I reinforce my listening by asking that we are strengthened so that we may push through. Everything we've endured has been necessary. If we align it with a path out, we will come out strong.
Citando a Julian Katari del 15/11/2025, 9:31 amMaking takes taking.
Everyday has so much to say, like yesterday's nawal's words wanted to continue teaching, but time and space is limited here, this exercise of sitting down every day without missing it has been going non stop for almost a tropical year. For now it can't be the only thing I do, as it may be the most valuable thing I do, it's the least fiduciary economy rewarding task y partake during the day, it accounts for net zero of what I need to make ends meet. I could stop and take this time to put into more apparently "profitable" things, but I don't because I understand the value, I choose to give, to take from my own economy, for these words bear an astonishing value for spirit and mankind. Like this, there are many more other tasks I choose to undertake that return in null immediate economic reward. I struggle to find the way, I make it, bravely I dare to enter into the forest beyond where the road ends.
If you are patient enough, and maybe supportive, there are great treasures soon to be revealed. Having chosen to take from my time that I could invest in a more immediate economic return for a better life for me and my family, I continue to choose to follow the way of the nawals and of spirit, that are taking me currently to unravel the mysteries of past civilizations and the history of mankind. In life we are all given a certain economy, be it material, physical or spiritual; certain benefits, intelligence or strength. Seen holistically, no one is really more or less gifted, everyone gets a measure of love distributed through a wide scope of aspects. We are all made to find our way through the maze of our lives, given the few tools to do it, even if sometimes they are almost not enough. We can cry and complain because in some aspect we were given little, this is victim mentality and it's simply one of the obstacles in the maze. The only real limit and delimiter of what you can achieve, is your own intent. You may have little to none, no big expectations, no trascendental pursuit, no burning desire to expand the love of creation. This is a central obstacle in the maze, having been born in a slave system that has taken this from us, our soul, put simply.
Life on its own will take us on our path of intent regardless, but if we turn at the obstacles instead of removing them, this path will be much longer, so long in fact, that our lifetime will not be enough to reach our own intent. This is the cycle of karmic reincarnation, when we die thinking we didn't even live, do what we wanted to do. Probably to some, they haven't even figured out what they truly want, what is their burning desire. Advice from today's nawal is learn to remove obstacles and take shortcuts. Experience and the harvest of time on its own is not enough. Not being daring has a price. Take from your sensitivity, or from your limited worldview, or from your childhood expectations, sacrifice that, invest it in finding maybe something even better. Gamble with your life. There is no worse attempt, than the one that has not been made.
Making takes taking.
Everyday has so much to say, like yesterday's nawal's words wanted to continue teaching, but time and space is limited here, this exercise of sitting down every day without missing it has been going non stop for almost a tropical year. For now it can't be the only thing I do, as it may be the most valuable thing I do, it's the least fiduciary economy rewarding task y partake during the day, it accounts for net zero of what I need to make ends meet. I could stop and take this time to put into more apparently "profitable" things, but I don't because I understand the value, I choose to give, to take from my own economy, for these words bear an astonishing value for spirit and mankind. Like this, there are many more other tasks I choose to undertake that return in null immediate economic reward. I struggle to find the way, I make it, bravely I dare to enter into the forest beyond where the road ends.
If you are patient enough, and maybe supportive, there are great treasures soon to be revealed. Having chosen to take from my time that I could invest in a more immediate economic return for a better life for me and my family, I continue to choose to follow the way of the nawals and of spirit, that are taking me currently to unravel the mysteries of past civilizations and the history of mankind. In life we are all given a certain economy, be it material, physical or spiritual; certain benefits, intelligence or strength. Seen holistically, no one is really more or less gifted, everyone gets a measure of love distributed through a wide scope of aspects. We are all made to find our way through the maze of our lives, given the few tools to do it, even if sometimes they are almost not enough. We can cry and complain because in some aspect we were given little, this is victim mentality and it's simply one of the obstacles in the maze. The only real limit and delimiter of what you can achieve, is your own intent. You may have little to none, no big expectations, no trascendental pursuit, no burning desire to expand the love of creation. This is a central obstacle in the maze, having been born in a slave system that has taken this from us, our soul, put simply.
Life on its own will take us on our path of intent regardless, but if we turn at the obstacles instead of removing them, this path will be much longer, so long in fact, that our lifetime will not be enough to reach our own intent. This is the cycle of karmic reincarnation, when we die thinking we didn't even live, do what we wanted to do. Probably to some, they haven't even figured out what they truly want, what is their burning desire. Advice from today's nawal is learn to remove obstacles and take shortcuts. Experience and the harvest of time on its own is not enough. Not being daring has a price. Take from your sensitivity, or from your limited worldview, or from your childhood expectations, sacrifice that, invest it in finding maybe something even better. Gamble with your life. There is no worse attempt, than the one that has not been made.
Citando a Julian Katari del 02/08/2026, 5:58 pmSnowball.
Once the fabric of our reality is woven, any modification—a single pull at one of its strings—warps the entirety of the tapestry. This is the art of relationality that was established with yesterday's B'atz' and is now traversed as we step onto the road of 10 E'. It is easy for the human mind to underestimate the cumulative effect of every action, word, and intervention we share with other beings. Yet, everything we do builds momentum, growing on its own like a snowball rolling down a mountain. It is precisely through this principle that great roads are forged and monumental endeavors are realized.
When living beings are erased from the equation through the abstraction of money, we find ourselves wondering how vast historical feats were even possible. Money is not a true measure of effort or economy; it is often a tool of inflationary hoarding, an illusory construct reserved for a few. The construction of the ancient pyramids—or any other great engineering feat—becomes entirely comprehensible once we return to the true physics that govern this world: human connection, shared vision, and organized labor. Today’s nawal reveals this natural truth to us, provided we dare to look beyond the lens of currency. We are invited to recognize the true power of our words and how they negotiate human attention and participation. This collective alignment, whether vast or subtle, is all we truly possess—it is our path.
The snowball effect of our human journey, represented by today's nawal, reminds us that every momentum carries weight, and steering our lives requires deliberate planning and care. When we realize we are moving in the wrong direction, we must respect this dynamic: we cannot simply leap away or instantly erase the past. Instead, we must learn to redirect the speed and trajectory behind us to guide us toward our true destination. We cannot arbitrarily sever what came before; we must honor the relationality of the path we leave behind as we chart our course forward.
E'/Be/Eb (Human/Path/Tooth) represents the sacred path, the road of life, destination, destiny, and the journey of human evolution. E' is the nawal of travel, physical and spiritual progress, trade, community guides, and the historical footprints left by those who walked before us. Paired with the expansive energy of the Number 10—the frequency of manifestation, physical reality, human cooperation, and the realization of collective effort—this sign illuminates the tangible impact of our choices upon the physical world.
To embody 10 E' is to walk your path with intentional direction, honoring the momentum of your journey and the people who walk alongside you. Occupying the tenth position of the Ak'ab'al trecena, this energy asks you to step into conscious leadership and steer your life with care. Do not underestimate the weight of your actions or the power of your presence. Respect the road beneath your feet, utilize the momentum you have built to pivot toward your purpose, and clear a meaningful path for those who will follow.
Snowball.
Once the fabric of our reality is woven, any modification—a single pull at one of its strings—warps the entirety of the tapestry. This is the art of relationality that was established with yesterday's B'atz' and is now traversed as we step onto the road of 10 E'. It is easy for the human mind to underestimate the cumulative effect of every action, word, and intervention we share with other beings. Yet, everything we do builds momentum, growing on its own like a snowball rolling down a mountain. It is precisely through this principle that great roads are forged and monumental endeavors are realized.
When living beings are erased from the equation through the abstraction of money, we find ourselves wondering how vast historical feats were even possible. Money is not a true measure of effort or economy; it is often a tool of inflationary hoarding, an illusory construct reserved for a few. The construction of the ancient pyramids—or any other great engineering feat—becomes entirely comprehensible once we return to the true physics that govern this world: human connection, shared vision, and organized labor. Today’s nawal reveals this natural truth to us, provided we dare to look beyond the lens of currency. We are invited to recognize the true power of our words and how they negotiate human attention and participation. This collective alignment, whether vast or subtle, is all we truly possess—it is our path.
The snowball effect of our human journey, represented by today's nawal, reminds us that every momentum carries weight, and steering our lives requires deliberate planning and care. When we realize we are moving in the wrong direction, we must respect this dynamic: we cannot simply leap away or instantly erase the past. Instead, we must learn to redirect the speed and trajectory behind us to guide us toward our true destination. We cannot arbitrarily sever what came before; we must honor the relationality of the path we leave behind as we chart our course forward.
E'/Be/Eb (Human/Path/Tooth) represents the sacred path, the road of life, destination, destiny, and the journey of human evolution. E' is the nawal of travel, physical and spiritual progress, trade, community guides, and the historical footprints left by those who walked before us. Paired with the expansive energy of the Number 10—the frequency of manifestation, physical reality, human cooperation, and the realization of collective effort—this sign illuminates the tangible impact of our choices upon the physical world.
To embody 10 E' is to walk your path with intentional direction, honoring the momentum of your journey and the people who walk alongside you. Occupying the tenth position of the Ak'ab'al trecena, this energy asks you to step into conscious leadership and steer your life with care. Do not underestimate the weight of your actions or the power of your presence. Respect the road beneath your feet, utilize the momentum you have built to pivot toward your purpose, and clear a meaningful path for those who will follow.