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11 Kawoq
Citando a Julian Katari del 27/03/2025, 1:47 pm
Self pleasure
Most trouble comes from wanting others to do the right thing, be reciprocal; we are a community and we must all participate equally in our wellbeing. It's troubling to realize there is really nothing you can do about your son or daughter going the wrong way, fucking is/her life up and even fucking yours. In the same sense you can't expect to be pleasured by your partner fully, he/she can help, but it's really up to you to make yourself cum. The full domain of your power embraces you and touches others, you can only make yourself do things or not do them, but we can't ever really force and sometimes not even help another. Same for healing, the healer is just hands and knowledge available to support your own process, and only you decide when you heal. Today invites us to let go of the expectation and the troubles that come from it. If you can do that, you'll find freedom without comparison. The other side of this coin is forgetting about the community and not trying to make yourself available to others because you are so self empowered.
Self pleasure
Most trouble comes from wanting others to do the right thing, be reciprocal; we are a community and we must all participate equally in our wellbeing. It's troubling to realize there is really nothing you can do about your son or daughter going the wrong way, fucking is/her life up and even fucking yours. In the same sense you can't expect to be pleasured by your partner fully, he/she can help, but it's really up to you to make yourself cum. The full domain of your power embraces you and touches others, you can only make yourself do things or not do them, but we can't ever really force and sometimes not even help another. Same for healing, the healer is just hands and knowledge available to support your own process, and only you decide when you heal. Today invites us to let go of the expectation and the troubles that come from it. If you can do that, you'll find freedom without comparison. The other side of this coin is forgetting about the community and not trying to make yourself available to others because you are so self empowered.
Citando a Julian Katari del 12/12/2025, 3:36 pmDon't cry.
If you have allowed yourself to feel this trecena, then you are ready for the joy of today. In the event of a sacrifice, necessary to flow in the stream of time, we are not to mourn that which has been given or lost, we must give it with joy and respect. It is not a loss, it is an offering. We are not ready to enter our next stage of power until we understand this. When we do, we now understand the power cycles of our great mother and how we relate and interact with her. We transform into the past and present each energetic exchange into something fruitful. At each moment we should be looking for what we can give, instead of what we want to receive, that is love. Peace comes when we find the balance, when we purge our parasitic entities so that we are not that hungry for love, attention or substitutes for this anymore. Now we can understand that all the time we are asked to give, and that all the time we must be growing, working, expanding. Even if we are still stuck in the sludge of darkness, each thing and moment is an opportunity for growth. Don't ever miss it.
Don't cry.
If you have allowed yourself to feel this trecena, then you are ready for the joy of today. In the event of a sacrifice, necessary to flow in the stream of time, we are not to mourn that which has been given or lost, we must give it with joy and respect. It is not a loss, it is an offering. We are not ready to enter our next stage of power until we understand this. When we do, we now understand the power cycles of our great mother and how we relate and interact with her. We transform into the past and present each energetic exchange into something fruitful. At each moment we should be looking for what we can give, instead of what we want to receive, that is love. Peace comes when we find the balance, when we purge our parasitic entities so that we are not that hungry for love, attention or substitutes for this anymore. Now we can understand that all the time we are asked to give, and that all the time we must be growing, working, expanding. Even if we are still stuck in the sludge of darkness, each thing and moment is an opportunity for growth. Don't ever miss it.
Citando a Julian Katari del 29/08/2026, 12:55 pmLet Go.
Reaching this juncture marks the definitive shift between framing this moment as loss or recognizing it as an act of release. It often feels as though the surrounding world cannot meet this depth—where tangible support is sparse despite the relentless energy poured into the work. Yet this offering is cast forward as a gift for those walking in times to come. In every transmission, the demand for immediate return is surrendered. The work is sustained for the integrity of the path itself, offered freely to whoever walks alongside it toward the horizon beyond a hollow, extractive paradigm.
Community building faces its most acute challenge within an architecture engineered to isolate, divide, and exploit. The medicine for this collective fracture is embedded in today’s nawal: as much as we instinctively grasp at people, outcomes, and visions that have yet to fully materialize, the only way to genuinely hold them is to release our grip. Let go of reactive emotions, rigid narratives, internal noise, and heavy expectations. Release the attachment to material outcomes, the rigid schedules of how time should have been spent, and the phantom images of individuals you obsessively hold in your mind. If you love them, release them completely.
Every nawal within this cycle operates with fierce animistic autonomy—they are living forces with their own agency, approached through sacred reciprocity and service. In that same manner, those we love—both the companions of our present and those destined to arrive—exist as autonomous presences, even when carried within the landscape of our own consciousness. When we cease trying to enclose them within our emotional orbit, we grant them the space to breathe and mature on their own terms. This is not the cliché of waiting to see if what was yours returns; life is inherently cyclical, and connection never truly disappears from the web of existence. It is human perception that remains too narrow to see how near that presence always remains. Expand your horizon, widen your field of vision, and release the person you used to be.
Kawoq (Storm) represents the gathering storm, the celestial turtle, the midwife, the collective body, family alliances, community consciousness, and the torrential rain that washes away stagnation to initiate rebirth. Kawoq is the nawal of collective transformation, emotional purification, the uterine waters, and the protective yet fierce spirit of the clan. Paired with the dynamic, catalytic, and unstable frequency of the Number 11—the energy of Junlajuj, embodying high tension, purification through friction, breakthrough, and the sudden release of accumulated charge—this sign unleashes the storm required to cleanse old attachments and reorganize the community.
To embody 11 Kawoq is to trust the downpour of the storm and release every false anchor of control. Occupying the eleventh position of the Tooj trecena, this energy demands that you clear away the emotional residue of isolation and expectation. Open your hands, let the torrential rains of Kawoq sweep through your mental landscape, and allow authentic community and your true future to coalesce unburdened by the past.
Let Go.
Reaching this juncture marks the definitive shift between framing this moment as loss or recognizing it as an act of release. It often feels as though the surrounding world cannot meet this depth—where tangible support is sparse despite the relentless energy poured into the work. Yet this offering is cast forward as a gift for those walking in times to come. In every transmission, the demand for immediate return is surrendered. The work is sustained for the integrity of the path itself, offered freely to whoever walks alongside it toward the horizon beyond a hollow, extractive paradigm.
Community building faces its most acute challenge within an architecture engineered to isolate, divide, and exploit. The medicine for this collective fracture is embedded in today’s nawal: as much as we instinctively grasp at people, outcomes, and visions that have yet to fully materialize, the only way to genuinely hold them is to release our grip. Let go of reactive emotions, rigid narratives, internal noise, and heavy expectations. Release the attachment to material outcomes, the rigid schedules of how time should have been spent, and the phantom images of individuals you obsessively hold in your mind. If you love them, release them completely.
Every nawal within this cycle operates with fierce animistic autonomy—they are living forces with their own agency, approached through sacred reciprocity and service. In that same manner, those we love—both the companions of our present and those destined to arrive—exist as autonomous presences, even when carried within the landscape of our own consciousness. When we cease trying to enclose them within our emotional orbit, we grant them the space to breathe and mature on their own terms. This is not the cliché of waiting to see if what was yours returns; life is inherently cyclical, and connection never truly disappears from the web of existence. It is human perception that remains too narrow to see how near that presence always remains. Expand your horizon, widen your field of vision, and release the person you used to be.
Kawoq (Storm) represents the gathering storm, the celestial turtle, the midwife, the collective body, family alliances, community consciousness, and the torrential rain that washes away stagnation to initiate rebirth. Kawoq is the nawal of collective transformation, emotional purification, the uterine waters, and the protective yet fierce spirit of the clan. Paired with the dynamic, catalytic, and unstable frequency of the Number 11—the energy of Junlajuj, embodying high tension, purification through friction, breakthrough, and the sudden release of accumulated charge—this sign unleashes the storm required to cleanse old attachments and reorganize the community.
To embody 11 Kawoq is to trust the downpour of the storm and release every false anchor of control. Occupying the eleventh position of the Tooj trecena, this energy demands that you clear away the emotional residue of isolation and expectation. Open your hands, let the torrential rains of Kawoq sweep through your mental landscape, and allow authentic community and your true future to coalesce unburdened by the past.