Eat Meat.
We now approach a turning point in time and human history where the precise number of days in a Cholq'ij cycle counts more than ever. I am sad to say that this reading will not be as accurate for another day of the same combination as it is maybe only for today. The eagle is smart; it understands what it sees. The vulture, on the other hand, is not about sight. It has no issue with what the eagle sees, but it understands something the eagle simply cannot. While the eagle prefers to stay high and clean, the vulture dives deep into the rotting flesh.
There is a body dying today—the body of an empire, of a civilizational paradigm, an entire era, and perhaps even the watcher's civilization. With that death, the corpse must be recycled. There is plenty of meat on the plate, and today's nawal teaches a stark lesson: dive in and have some. If you don't eat meat, you will starve to death. If you would rather stay clean and choose not to participate, going your own way, you will be splashed regardless. The shit is hitting the fan. Avoiding conflict, transformation, interaction, and information in this day and age—trying to hide from bad energies or avoid all the pollutants and harmful things being cast out—will only make you weak until you die.
It is better to take some of this meat, get dirty (with measure, so you don't end up puking), and try to find the taste. This will give you the strength necessary to push through. We must understand that we are not alone, and we are not isolated. You cannot live in a bubble. If it rains shit, you might just get wet, but it might just save you from the tsunami that is coming. It is not possible, or easy, to rationalize this; you just know it. We must see clearly and navigate this world with our vision, but we must also close our eyes and dive into what is being put right in front of us, eating to get through it. With today's nawal, you won't need your eyes—your sense of smell, in fact, is what will guide you.
The Vulture (Ajmaq) represents the cleaner, the ancestor, forgiveness, and the deep wisdom found in cosmic stains. It is the force that handles the sins, errors, and decay of the world, turning them into fertilizer. In its twelfth position Kab'lajuj, it carries an overwhelming, collective weight—the culmination of a massive cycle before the final breakthrough.
To embody Twelve Vulture is to master spiritual digestion. It is easy to play the role of the pristine eagle, judging the world from a safe, detached distance. But the eagle cannot clean the earth. Today demands that you drop the illusion of purity. True resilience means developing the stomach to process the ugliness, the chaos, and the collapse happening around you, extracting raw fuel from the decay. Stop trying to keep your hands clean in a dying world. Trust your instincts, smell the wind, and take what you need from the wreckage to survive.
Eat Meat.
We now approach a turning point in time and human history where the precise number of days in a Cholq'ij cycle counts more than ever. I am sad to say that this reading will not be as accurate for another day of the same combination as it is maybe only for today. The eagle is smart; it understands what it sees. The vulture, on the other hand, is not about sight. It has no issue with what the eagle sees, but it understands something the eagle simply cannot. While the eagle prefers to stay high and clean, the vulture dives deep into the rotting flesh.
There is a body dying today—the body of an empire, of a civilizational paradigm, an entire era, and perhaps even the watcher's civilization. With that death, the corpse must be recycled. There is plenty of meat on the plate, and today's nawal teaches a stark lesson: dive in and have some. If you don't eat meat, you will starve to death. If you would rather stay clean and choose not to participate, going your own way, you will be splashed regardless. The shit is hitting the fan. Avoiding conflict, transformation, interaction, and information in this day and age—trying to hide from bad energies or avoid all the pollutants and harmful things being cast out—will only make you weak until you die.
It is better to take some of this meat, get dirty (with measure, so you don't end up puking), and try to find the taste. This will give you the strength necessary to push through. We must understand that we are not alone, and we are not isolated. You cannot live in a bubble. If it rains shit, you might just get wet, but it might just save you from the tsunami that is coming. It is not possible, or easy, to rationalize this; you just know it. We must see clearly and navigate this world with our vision, but we must also close our eyes and dive into what is being put right in front of us, eating to get through it. With today's nawal, you won't need your eyes—your sense of smell, in fact, is what will guide you.
The Vulture (Ajmaq) represents the cleaner, the ancestor, forgiveness, and the deep wisdom found in cosmic stains. It is the force that handles the sins, errors, and decay of the world, turning them into fertilizer. In its twelfth position Kab'lajuj, it carries an overwhelming, collective weight—the culmination of a massive cycle before the final breakthrough.
To embody Twelve Vulture is to master spiritual digestion. It is easy to play the role of the pristine eagle, judging the world from a safe, detached distance. But the eagle cannot clean the earth. Today demands that you drop the illusion of purity. True resilience means developing the stomach to process the ugliness, the chaos, and the collapse happening around you, extracting raw fuel from the decay. Stop trying to keep your hands clean in a dying world. Trust your instincts, smell the wind, and take what you need from the wreckage to survive.
