Citando a Julian Katari del 05/05/2025, 2:48 pm

One layer

We are afraid of reaching or passing the limit because we know that there is a consequence for that. We associate consequence with a monotheistic concept of punishment, where if we go over, we will suffer the consequences. That depends on your perception. What happens in life, like for example when planetary limits are reached and whole species disappear or are forced into a drastic reduction of their populations, the knowledge or "evolutionary traits" they had get accounted for into the next evolutionary shift, so in a sense nothing is lost. It is not a punishment, it's a shift. In this shift there may be death and loss, but that's accounted for, and in that loss, there is great gain.

We are afraid of cutting away and letting go, but that is exactly what will allow us to grow. Growth is natural, shift is too, and it will happen to you like it or not. The difference is how prepared you are for it. Mesoamericans knew this and bloodletting rituals and other sacrifices came as a powerful way to advance oneself into a shift or change where something is lost so that a new can come. We need to shift a little more towards this attitude instead of fighting against the losses and changes in our lives.

Today's unique combination has showed in many people I've had the luck to know and has allowed me to see that this is one of the softest and less drastic of all the Tijaax out there. My reading is that a very gentle layer is taken today from us today, so exact that we feel liberated, no real challenge is presented today. The things that we are letting go of will show, in parts of your conversations, and you will get flashed by the magic that this has been happening for a long time, though we only get to realize it today.

In everything we do, we are letting go of an aspect of it we no longer wish. In living every experience, we are saying goodbye to it since it won't be back quite like that. Every experience is then unique, each cup of tea, unrepeatable. We love what we are doing, where we are, and at the same time, we are getting rid of it, living it to the fullest so that we can leave it behind and make space for something much better that is coming.