Citando a Julian Katari del 09/05/2025, 4:09 pm

The other one

Welcome to the zuvuya, the channel of twenty days found in the middle of the chol qu'ij of which we are on the 12th day today. Things get more intense and interesting, especially starting from the Jun Imox, yesterday. Having begun something new, we today receive the teaching from the helper of that first intent. This medicine of the day I will apply to what needs to be said, used to heal the wounds that need healing, for us today in this modern world. Resilience and tolerance, to others, to challenges, to changes, to the unexpected. We are so filled with pus of our introvertedness infection. The Iik with a number two can speak of the companion, the shadow, the reflection, the spirit that is born, shared and reproduced, also polarized, from the first intent, our first will.

We experience this in couples, in love relationships. It's our closest attempt at a community. In fact, we should consider remodeling our love structures so that we can actually make a community of love, because we are entrapped by the paradigm of monotheistic love, ethical monogamy. And so before we embark on this longer journey, we can work today with whoever our partner is right now. Even this is a great challenge to some, if not most, because we lack the resilience and the tolerance to have our will reflected. The Imox generates a mother intent, the creative power, the idea and desire to create something. Let's assign to this the masculine. The feminine then hears it, reflects on it, takes it and responds with a thought, and a challenge. A sort of Hegelian dialectic, but let's keep the other contents this author brings outside. Just the thesis antithesis synthesis process. Very universal. You give an idea, then the other will naturally see the bad ideas in your idea. This is the part we have a hard time facing. Being challenged, responded to and be made to grow.

Challenge creates tension, the Andean yanantinkuy, the encounter. There is always an opposing force: an opposing concept, within your concept: a lie, in your truth. The other helps us see it, and of course it can be uncomfortable to see it. Civilizations, clans and tribes developed this also. War in a small scale that  promotes challenge and growth is natural. Yaotl, the enemy, became even a god in Mesoamerica. Animal clans and individuals clash for control of territory, it's part of nature, and part of the process of growth, maturation and regulation. A modern overculture that promotes fragmentation, de-humanization, de-naturalization  and the isolation of the money system allows us to introvert into the weakness of the apparent freedom of not having to take it nor face it. Today is a soothing, healing sacred spirit wind that caresses our mind allowing me to say this in this manner, so that we can continue, or begin growing. Don't quit your relationship because of challenges or disagreements. In them comes growth. If you can't save the relationship, you will at least learn to relate. Avoiding relationships because of this in the first place (because the other is not like you want him/her to be) is twice as bad. We are still to re-learn to communicate, seems like we can't even do that properly, in a one to one basis. Kissing the other after they had their head stuck in their ass might be displeasing, so be it.