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3 Kaan
Citando a Julian Katari del 21/02/2025, 2:44 pm
Voyeur
I couldn't help it, trying to go to sleep last night and couldn't because a sudden energy struck me, a powerful desire to peep into what I was going to do today. Some two hours at least I had to lay and design in my head the coming videos I will record (camera's back! gimble isn't) the additions I will add to a brochure they requested for me to design, and so many more things that man, I did more work with my eyes shut than what I will probably actually do today.
Drawing today's sign then explains this to me, this snake energy is very active, very good, very positive. So much that we might be pushed a little too far. It's like when you get a boner when you shouldn't. If of course you channel this energy to creative affairs, then same thing, you might find yourself designing a new mansion when all you needed to do is clean your house. I like what it does, today's nawal gives you the impulse, the motivation to dare to go beyond what is here, what is possible, to surpass your limits, even, the limits of what you can physically do, what time allows. So you just continue in your mind taking it as far as it wants to go, beautiful!
Sad we can't yet apply this to our sexual energy, oh no, we get in trouble for that. That's wrong, filthy, says the status quo.
Voyeur
I couldn't help it, trying to go to sleep last night and couldn't because a sudden energy struck me, a powerful desire to peep into what I was going to do today. Some two hours at least I had to lay and design in my head the coming videos I will record (camera's back! gimble isn't) the additions I will add to a brochure they requested for me to design, and so many more things that man, I did more work with my eyes shut than what I will probably actually do today.
Drawing today's sign then explains this to me, this snake energy is very active, very good, very positive. So much that we might be pushed a little too far. It's like when you get a boner when you shouldn't. If of course you channel this energy to creative affairs, then same thing, you might find yourself designing a new mansion when all you needed to do is clean your house. I like what it does, today's nawal gives you the impulse, the motivation to dare to go beyond what is here, what is possible, to surpass your limits, even, the limits of what you can physically do, what time allows. So you just continue in your mind taking it as far as it wants to go, beautiful!
Sad we can't yet apply this to our sexual energy, oh no, we get in trouble for that. That's wrong, filthy, says the status quo.
Citando a Julian Katari del 08/11/2025, 1:35 pmDirty mind.
The most clever things can occur to us when we set our minds to it, when we harness our unrestricted potential. Based on what is stored in our immediate memories and what we immediately perceive, our minds, sometimes without us asking it, will jump to conclusions and to very unique thoughts and opinions about what we are experiencing or what we want to think or express. I really enjoy it, this mind is dirty, uncensored and mischievous. It's the source for the most funny and sarcastic jokes and comments. So much that I seriously suspect it can be a source for financing the circle of medicine: making comedy, as selling courses has not brought much economic sustainability to the project. When we know how to harness the snake mind, we can use it to construct the most astonishing civilizations. Part of the information is reactively sourced from our neural connections, from the memories and perceptions. Another bit, is sourced from a unique code downloaded from the sky, the stars and time. We do need to know however, that this mind, this intelligence, tends to be low, dark and dirty. We want to be careful to not be caught by it, to not be living by it and to not identify with it.
When we achieve this, we let our mind have the dirty thought, we can have a laugh, even learn something, but we know this is not what we honestly think. To honestly think we need to allow for introspection, processing and channeling. The greater mind occurs outside of the body and our immediate neural connections. Sound decisions, healing thoughts for our feelings, wisdom and holistic intelligence needs to be sourced outside the snake mind.
It may seem like a forever feedback loop of the snake when we are trapped and deceived by our own dirty mind. When it plays against us, when we identify with it, when because of our blockages we have little or no access to the greater mind, then we are kept in negative, hurt, fearful or diseased state of vibration. Following the path of the nawals is of great help, being up to date, and if you are, you have learned to master hunger, you now understand that you cannot be trapped by your desires if you are to manifest your intent. Thanks to today's nawal, we are now one step closer.
Dirty mind.
The most clever things can occur to us when we set our minds to it, when we harness our unrestricted potential. Based on what is stored in our immediate memories and what we immediately perceive, our minds, sometimes without us asking it, will jump to conclusions and to very unique thoughts and opinions about what we are experiencing or what we want to think or express. I really enjoy it, this mind is dirty, uncensored and mischievous. It's the source for the most funny and sarcastic jokes and comments. So much that I seriously suspect it can be a source for financing the circle of medicine: making comedy, as selling courses has not brought much economic sustainability to the project. When we know how to harness the snake mind, we can use it to construct the most astonishing civilizations. Part of the information is reactively sourced from our neural connections, from the memories and perceptions. Another bit, is sourced from a unique code downloaded from the sky, the stars and time. We do need to know however, that this mind, this intelligence, tends to be low, dark and dirty. We want to be careful to not be caught by it, to not be living by it and to not identify with it.
When we achieve this, we let our mind have the dirty thought, we can have a laugh, even learn something, but we know this is not what we honestly think. To honestly think we need to allow for introspection, processing and channeling. The greater mind occurs outside of the body and our immediate neural connections. Sound decisions, healing thoughts for our feelings, wisdom and holistic intelligence needs to be sourced outside the snake mind.
It may seem like a forever feedback loop of the snake when we are trapped and deceived by our own dirty mind. When it plays against us, when we identify with it, when because of our blockages we have little or no access to the greater mind, then we are kept in negative, hurt, fearful or diseased state of vibration. Following the path of the nawals is of great help, being up to date, and if you are, you have learned to master hunger, you now understand that you cannot be trapped by your desires if you are to manifest your intent. Thanks to today's nawal, we are now one step closer.
Citando a Julian Katari del 26/07/2026, 5:15 pmSeeds.
Everyone walks around carrying their own kindle, even as they play at no longer being in the cave while remaining firmly within it. Yet, some light of uniqueness manages to shine through all the layers of copied archetypes and stereotypes imposed on us to belong or to engage with another. We believe steadfastly in this light—the mark of our unrepeatableness—even though it is filtered through a lamp shaded by all these familiar dresses and masks. At times with near-fanatical zeal, we approach others seeking that same light, viewing it as a currency of affinity: a sign that we can gather, sharing common tastes, beliefs, or objectives.
If we were outside the cave, the simple act of encountering someone walking about—recognized by the flicker of their kindle—would be enough for us to feel blessed, drawn, and intrigued, naturally unfolding into a connection. Ironically, what follows next is the impulse to build a home: another cave-like structure, but constructed outside the cavern of the blind. Here, the structure represented by Ak'ab'al—the leader of this trecena—paired with the energy of the sign Kaan, is faithfully mirrored in the name Kalli given to it by the Nahua, meaning house or structure. This is what we are here for; this is the primordial anchor of our existence on this planet: to build a home.
A home is no home without someone to inhabit it, and in absolute isolation, we are no one. The drive to find a partner, allies, or a community is the most elemental light igniting our biological existence. For that, sexuality is our single greatest source of energy and power, and as on any day ruled by the serpent, this truth is brought to the fore. Yet, in harmony with the energy of the Number 3, this force aligns creatively along the path of building our sanctuary. This kindle we hold so dearly is nothing compared to our instinct to bond sexually and deeply with another. Everything becomes secondary to this natural drive, which possesses a radiance capable of completely extinguishing our original kindle and making us overlook any law or statement we had previously held. It is nature at work, and it is how true seeds—in every sense of the word—are sown. You cannot illuminate the meaning of sexual attraction with the light of reason. It is a potential wisdom that you can only discover by planting it.
Kaan/ Chicchan (Snake) represents the primordial life force, the awakening of Kundalini energy, and the creative manifestation of physical structure. Kaan is the nawal of the illusion of desire, sexual power, instinctual wisdom, and the spiritual evolution born from integrating our earthly passions. Paired with the energy of the Number 3, which brings a dynamic, creative, and action-oriented momentum, this sign marks the precise moment where abstract intention begins to take tangible form, driven by the pure force of creation.
To embody 3 Kaan is to honor the sacred potency of your instincts and place your vital energy at the service of building your own sanctuary. Occupying the third position of the Ak'ab'al trecena, this energy asks you to look beyond superficial affinities and connect with the primal spark that fuels life itself. Honor your drive for connection and your desire for belonging, but remember that a true home is not built on shared illusions, but on the authenticity of the fire you both bring. Allow the force of nature to strip away secondary distractions, and use that creative power to plant firm seeds in the construction of your reality.
Seeds.
Everyone walks around carrying their own kindle, even as they play at no longer being in the cave while remaining firmly within it. Yet, some light of uniqueness manages to shine through all the layers of copied archetypes and stereotypes imposed on us to belong or to engage with another. We believe steadfastly in this light—the mark of our unrepeatableness—even though it is filtered through a lamp shaded by all these familiar dresses and masks. At times with near-fanatical zeal, we approach others seeking that same light, viewing it as a currency of affinity: a sign that we can gather, sharing common tastes, beliefs, or objectives.
If we were outside the cave, the simple act of encountering someone walking about—recognized by the flicker of their kindle—would be enough for us to feel blessed, drawn, and intrigued, naturally unfolding into a connection. Ironically, what follows next is the impulse to build a home: another cave-like structure, but constructed outside the cavern of the blind. Here, the structure represented by Ak'ab'al—the leader of this trecena—paired with the energy of the sign Kaan, is faithfully mirrored in the name Kalli given to it by the Nahua, meaning house or structure. This is what we are here for; this is the primordial anchor of our existence on this planet: to build a home.
A home is no home without someone to inhabit it, and in absolute isolation, we are no one. The drive to find a partner, allies, or a community is the most elemental light igniting our biological existence. For that, sexuality is our single greatest source of energy and power, and as on any day ruled by the serpent, this truth is brought to the fore. Yet, in harmony with the energy of the Number 3, this force aligns creatively along the path of building our sanctuary. This kindle we hold so dearly is nothing compared to our instinct to bond sexually and deeply with another. Everything becomes secondary to this natural drive, which possesses a radiance capable of completely extinguishing our original kindle and making us overlook any law or statement we had previously held. It is nature at work, and it is how true seeds—in every sense of the word—are sown. You cannot illuminate the meaning of sexual attraction with the light of reason. It is a potential wisdom that you can only discover by planting it.
Kaan/ Chicchan (Snake) represents the primordial life force, the awakening of Kundalini energy, and the creative manifestation of physical structure. Kaan is the nawal of the illusion of desire, sexual power, instinctual wisdom, and the spiritual evolution born from integrating our earthly passions. Paired with the energy of the Number 3, which brings a dynamic, creative, and action-oriented momentum, this sign marks the precise moment where abstract intention begins to take tangible form, driven by the pure force of creation.
To embody 3 Kaan is to honor the sacred potency of your instincts and place your vital energy at the service of building your own sanctuary. Occupying the third position of the Ak'ab'al trecena, this energy asks you to look beyond superficial affinities and connect with the primal spark that fuels life itself. Honor your drive for connection and your desire for belonging, but remember that a true home is not built on shared illusions, but on the authenticity of the fire you both bring. Allow the force of nature to strip away secondary distractions, and use that creative power to plant firm seeds in the construction of your reality.