Lawful.
Just like a living creature comes from a single cell and expresses and includes the code of all living creatures, a single nawal qu'ij expresses the entirety of the cosmos and of the whole chol qu'ij within itself. This teaching comes to me and is here transmitted to you, and will be developed further in the future advanced maya cosmology course. We like to think that we, like a single day, are part of the whole, a piece of it. But rather, we are the entire whole that is expressed through us, just like a day is the expression of all the days. This means that the whole universe can be explained through the lens of each one of the nawals, as if they where the great principle of creation. Luckily to our boredom, there isn't a single expression of this, but 260 of them. Today's nawal attempts at hugging the whole, like any thirteen count nawal would embrace their whole trecena, but this one embraces the whole of the cycle, as it marks the end of it. It will then taint the universe with its teaching about principle and lawfulness, and we will understand with it that unavoidably creation is bound by a membrane, a code, a principle or law that contains and sustains it, drawing order out of chaos.
We will be taught today to embrace life from its constant mutation, growth and transformation, its changing colors and shapes. We like stability because the sea is change, we like rest and peace because the source of growth is effort and conflict. Poetry is the best cosmology and we will never explain through language or numbers the codes of creation; intellectual quests are good as far as being clear and congruent, but we will never get anywhere, there is no final description or ultimate understanding, nor single version or nawal for this universe. This principle is hard to apply in our daily lives being that we are the expression of a single nawal, and everyone around us probably isn't the same one. We are then judging others from our principle and we are then trapped by the illusion of this separation. Lacking proper guidance our mammalian consciousness gets hurt, and we reject the pain instead of embracing it, making the wound grow deeper. This hurt animal eventually takes over and takes the lead, dominating the mind and its bird-like intelligence, seeking only confirmation instead of growth and learning. The universe we allow to be is then dominated by this mind, this image that is forced-created by our intent, and there we go living only what we allow ourselves to live. This is natural, our principle of containment and sustainment as expressions of the whole cosmos. But this can be "hacked". We can invite growth and change, learning and listening into our lives, through the practice of silence and of rearranging our description, finding more and better languages, codes and using them to accept ourselves and what is instead of "faking it". Once we are able to speak to ourselves with more clarity, the hurt animal will heal and will allow vision to occur. The mind will be freed from seeing what the dominator wants to see, to what is truly out there.
Lawful.
Just like a living creature comes from a single cell and expresses and includes the code of all living creatures, a single nawal qu'ij expresses the entirety of the cosmos and of the whole chol qu'ij within itself. This teaching comes to me and is here transmitted to you, and will be developed further in the future advanced maya cosmology course. We like to think that we, like a single day, are part of the whole, a piece of it. But rather, we are the entire whole that is expressed through us, just like a day is the expression of all the days. This means that the whole universe can be explained through the lens of each one of the nawals, as if they where the great principle of creation. Luckily to our boredom, there isn't a single expression of this, but 260 of them. Today's nawal attempts at hugging the whole, like any thirteen count nawal would embrace their whole trecena, but this one embraces the whole of the cycle, as it marks the end of it. It will then taint the universe with its teaching about principle and lawfulness, and we will understand with it that unavoidably creation is bound by a membrane, a code, a principle or law that contains and sustains it, drawing order out of chaos.
We will be taught today to embrace life from its constant mutation, growth and transformation, its changing colors and shapes. We like stability because the sea is change, we like rest and peace because the source of growth is effort and conflict. Poetry is the best cosmology and we will never explain through language or numbers the codes of creation; intellectual quests are good as far as being clear and congruent, but we will never get anywhere, there is no final description or ultimate understanding, nor single version or nawal for this universe. This principle is hard to apply in our daily lives being that we are the expression of a single nawal, and everyone around us probably isn't the same one. We are then judging others from our principle and we are then trapped by the illusion of this separation. Lacking proper guidance our mammalian consciousness gets hurt, and we reject the pain instead of embracing it, making the wound grow deeper. This hurt animal eventually takes over and takes the lead, dominating the mind and its bird-like intelligence, seeking only confirmation instead of growth and learning. The universe we allow to be is then dominated by this mind, this image that is forced-created by our intent, and there we go living only what we allow ourselves to live. This is natural, our principle of containment and sustainment as expressions of the whole cosmos. But this can be "hacked". We can invite growth and change, learning and listening into our lives, through the practice of silence and of rearranging our description, finding more and better languages, codes and using them to accept ourselves and what is instead of "faking it". Once we are able to speak to ourselves with more clarity, the hurt animal will heal and will allow vision to occur. The mind will be freed from seeing what the dominator wants to see, to what is truly out there.
