Citando a Julian Katari del 18/11/2025, 1:24 pm

Eagle heads.

We've always known we are the creators. Our hearts speak through the sun. We had built the great pyramids so they could channel and harness the impact from the solar storms that ended the ice age. Shelters had been built and the knowledge well guarded. We were prepared and benefited from the impact. We had to go through a dark age of intense dark and cold first, flooding and quake, but once we pushed through we came out to a world that was more in balance, the age of the humming bird. It has all benefited us.

We are at the same cycle now, and many may be looking outside to find the answers to where the cycle will truly activate and we will be pushed underground to survive the next dark age. In their science they dare little to step into the truth that we are the eagle heads, we can decide what cycle we will be going to. We have the power to fine tune earth, life and the living, through our father sun, through our grandmother galaxy. Today's nawal represents the cusp of the transformation, where it leads to. It isn't pre-written time and a mechanical universe what dictates what will happen, it's our own needs. You here have a say, a big one, in what will happen. I'll try to give you some clues so that you can open your eyes of your eagle head, but so far it's not looking good, you can't even hit a like button.

We have been called to come together for a few decades now, to unite in rainbow tribes and open our eagle eyes. But our stuck shit and our worms have been more powerful. We are kept in arrogance and self pity, in the avoidance of truth because we dare not look at ourselves from it. That's what today represents, the eagle falling. We can craft and move creation to our vision, for real, but another thing is gaslighting ourselves about it, faking it, saying or thinking we are. Truly doing it requires being grounded. The eagle cannot live while flying. Nothing is guaranteed for her until she lands. She is the queen of the sky, but can't live in it, she needs the earth to lay, eat and reproduce, and she very well knows it. If today's flight is taken well, it should make us land or fall to where we truly are. The eagle of today speaks about a truth being too real for us to swallow. So we have to choose, do we swallow it and land, and get ready for the times to come, or do we close our eyes so that the sun erases us from this life. It's up to you. Our yaotl is here to help. Make friends with him, accept and dare to see how far you are mistaken and how incongruent your actions are to your words.

Citando a Julian Katari del 05/08/2026, 4:53 pm

Crazy.

The eagle takes flight again, and this may be its grandest soaring. The peace, quiet, and sacred sanctuary of our retreat have held us in deep contemplation, allowing the inner voice to finally be heard. If you listen closely today, you will hear its wild call: a cry for craziness. That is it—there is no other way out of the cave. Human life can be divided into essential phases: the building of a home and sanctuary, the gathering of resources and community, and finally, the celebration of it all. That is right—this is the party.

Parties are often cast out of the dogmatic realm of what modern minds deem sacred, but in ancestral traditions, the opposite is true. Celebration is the ultimate honoring of life—the sacred event that condenses and coagulates human intention, connection, and energy. The greatest alliances, visions, and extraordinary projects are birthed through celebration, this other great human creation.

When viewed solely through the narrow lens of building a home or securing survival, partying steps outside the boundaries of what seems congruent, practical, or efficient. Our sensible, adult mind is suddenly confronted with the mirror of youth: we are here to experience joy, not merely to labor. Enjoying life as an adult means learning to embrace a touch of sacred madness—playing, daring, acting, and stepping into something that feels wildly fun even if it seems inefficient to the rational mind. Sprinkled sparingly into the cauldron of today's nawal, this willingness to be crazy becomes the very lesson we must master.

Staying entirely within the lines of sober practicality will keep you stuck. You must be willing to do something completely outside the parameters of what you consider comfortable, safe, and logical. The ultimate transcendence of the 13 Eagle reveals that we can never calculate every variable; there is a spirit, a divine favor, that breathes life into our story. This grace only reveals itself when we dare to step into a vision so bold it defies the odds. Altering the odds is precisely what defines our consciousness and our existence as living beings within a living cosmos. Without that spark, we would be nothing more than dead numbers.

Tz'ikin (Eagle) represents the Eagle, high vision, prosperity, manifestation, spiritual flight, and the ultimate synthesis of physical abundance and sacred perspective. Tz'ikin is the nawal of luck, fortune, mediator between heaven and earth, and the visionary perspective that sees the entire landscape from above. Paired with the supreme, transcendent energy of the Number 13—the frequency of completion, spirit, cosmic harmony, and the highest peak of the trecena—this sign brings the ultimate realization and celebration of the journey traversed through the night of Ak'ab'al.

To embody 13 Tz'ikin is to claim your wings, step out of the cave of small calculations, and celebrate the magnificent tapestry of your life. Occupying the final, triumphant position of the Ak'ab'al trecena, this energy invites you to trust the wild, visionary spark within you. Do not let fear or rigid rationality clip your wings. Spread your vision wide, embrace the sacred joy of living, dare to take the leap into the unexpected, and fly into the vast, luminous sky of your destiny.