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3 Tijaax
Citando a Julian Katari del 06/03/2025, 12:24 pm
Saving it
I know you are careful, beautiful, you take care of things and try to do your best. I bet so, if you are here reading this. I'll include myself and say we like to do things right, with detail, and if you have some resonance with the tijaax, you like things to be ordered, organized, because when they are, conflicts and dis-ease is avoided. A chaotic world though, and probably the most chaotic time humanity has had for a while (though I understand it could be argued that it has always been like that, and that's no excuse to say it will always be) is probably making it hard for you and me to have everything flow as smoothly as we would like it and the best plan come through undisturbed.
Wisely we have learned to shift gears into "saving it mode". That means, the unexpected happens, we can't continue the way we wanted, and instead of crying about it and demanding a restart, we simply go into this mode where we gracefully make the best of the situation, sometimes leading to an even better result than what we had planned. If we learn to function calmly, without stress or despair in this mode, then we've done it! Don't be resentful to the tijaax for sharply shifting gears and abruptly turning around corners, he is saving you!
Saving it
I know you are careful, beautiful, you take care of things and try to do your best. I bet so, if you are here reading this. I'll include myself and say we like to do things right, with detail, and if you have some resonance with the tijaax, you like things to be ordered, organized, because when they are, conflicts and dis-ease is avoided. A chaotic world though, and probably the most chaotic time humanity has had for a while (though I understand it could be argued that it has always been like that, and that's no excuse to say it will always be) is probably making it hard for you and me to have everything flow as smoothly as we would like it and the best plan come through undisturbed.
Wisely we have learned to shift gears into "saving it mode". That means, the unexpected happens, we can't continue the way we wanted, and instead of crying about it and demanding a restart, we simply go into this mode where we gracefully make the best of the situation, sometimes leading to an even better result than what we had planned. If we learn to function calmly, without stress or despair in this mode, then we've done it! Don't be resentful to the tijaax for sharply shifting gears and abruptly turning around corners, he is saving you!
Citando a Julian Katari del 21/11/2025, 2:00 pmAbandoned mission.
Giving up sometimes is necessary, and depending on what cycle of life you might be in, you may be choosing today to do just that; but that is not what this is about. First you must identify: is there a clear mission for you in your life, beyond providing for yourself and your loved ones? When a mission appears, that is the marker of having begun the real spiritual path. If you still wonder what it is for you, don't worry it hasn't yet come, it will, if you allow it. If you do have a mission, then you might wonder about leaving it. Dropping it is not forever, it's a way to seize it again, with a much better grip.
Today's nawal speaks to me about a process we must allow within us to drop things so that we seize them better. Our own emotions and thoughts, can be ghosted by us. Are they really ours? Do we really feel that way? If you ask yourself this when you are feeling something, you might be amazed at the answer you give yourself. You can allow yourself to be completely different, think and feel differently. If you don't, you are the same old fool. This is the spiritual purge that the Tijaax likes us to go through. A mental-spiritual cleansing. This cleansing will involve changes in the visible physical time and space. Don't be scared. Even if you have abandoned your mission, maybe since you were a kid, this cleansing will help you to seize it. When we all realize this, when every human decides to seize back their mission in their lives, why they came to be alive in the first place (and no, it's not to make a living, be happy and help your family) then we will all start to shift into the world that is to become. Until then, may the abandonment serve you well.
Abandoned mission.
Giving up sometimes is necessary, and depending on what cycle of life you might be in, you may be choosing today to do just that; but that is not what this is about. First you must identify: is there a clear mission for you in your life, beyond providing for yourself and your loved ones? When a mission appears, that is the marker of having begun the real spiritual path. If you still wonder what it is for you, don't worry it hasn't yet come, it will, if you allow it. If you do have a mission, then you might wonder about leaving it. Dropping it is not forever, it's a way to seize it again, with a much better grip.
Today's nawal speaks to me about a process we must allow within us to drop things so that we seize them better. Our own emotions and thoughts, can be ghosted by us. Are they really ours? Do we really feel that way? If you ask yourself this when you are feeling something, you might be amazed at the answer you give yourself. You can allow yourself to be completely different, think and feel differently. If you don't, you are the same old fool. This is the spiritual purge that the Tijaax likes us to go through. A mental-spiritual cleansing. This cleansing will involve changes in the visible physical time and space. Don't be scared. Even if you have abandoned your mission, maybe since you were a kid, this cleansing will help you to seize it. When we all realize this, when every human decides to seize back their mission in their lives, why they came to be alive in the first place (and no, it's not to make a living, be happy and help your family) then we will all start to shift into the world that is to become. Until then, may the abandonment serve you well.
Citando a Julian Katari del 08/08/2026, 5:15 pmMessage.
The jump from yesterday's island to today's vast sky is one that few dare to make. This hesitation keeps so many grounded in a reality that comes to be quite small—stable, yet confined. The sky above is vast, and though standard logic tells us it is not an inhabitable place, the birds tell a different story. It may well be that we humans did not originate merely from the trees and branches, but from the sky itself, descended from beings that knew how to fly.
Just as grounding ourselves in what is sufficient and real is necessary, so too is breaking away from that baseline into a greater, more infinite realm. This is where many do not dare to go: into a mind and spirit that overflow the boundaries of the island—the realm of dreamers who visit far-away places and other dimensions, understanding that the cosmos is not limited to the soil beneath our feet and that our capacity to traverse it is not constrained by the physical body. With a nawal like today's, the shamans awaken.
The vast cultural mosaic of the ancestral Americas was not built by narrow, grounded individuals who dismissed the greater cosmic reality. It was shaped by dreamers and flyers who dared to reach beyond perceived limits. Every cultural legacy includes a vast expanse of experience and multidimensional reality that modern mechanical standards simply dismiss. With today's nawal, lightning strikes us with the sudden intensity and clarity of our true purpose: a message.
We are here to deliver a message, and to do so, we must first uncover it. That is why we have come to this earth—not merely to survive, learn, or seek entertainment, as those are simply the necessary byproducts of our path—but to find, embody, and transmit a message.
Tijaax (Lightning) represents the obsidian blade, the lightning strike, sudden revelation, spiritual surgery, and the cutting away of false limits to reveal ultimate truth. Tijaax is the nawal of the healer, the divine message, protection, and the decisive clarity that slices through illusion. Paired with the catalytic, expressive frequency of the Number 3—the energy of movement, communication, initial action, and the emergence of rhythm—this sign serves as an urgent wake-up call to slice open the sky and receive our spiritual transmission.
To embody 3 Tijaax is to wield the blade of truth and step fearlessly into your role as a messenger. Occupying the third position of the Ajmaq trecena, this energy asks you to cut through the small, comfortable boundaries of your island and look to the vast sky above. Do not dismiss the sudden flashes of insight or deep dreams that stir within you. Sever your attachment to small definitions, allow the lightning of Tijaax to illuminate your true purpose, and prepare to deliver the message you were born to share.
Message.
The jump from yesterday's island to today's vast sky is one that few dare to make. This hesitation keeps so many grounded in a reality that comes to be quite small—stable, yet confined. The sky above is vast, and though standard logic tells us it is not an inhabitable place, the birds tell a different story. It may well be that we humans did not originate merely from the trees and branches, but from the sky itself, descended from beings that knew how to fly.
Just as grounding ourselves in what is sufficient and real is necessary, so too is breaking away from that baseline into a greater, more infinite realm. This is where many do not dare to go: into a mind and spirit that overflow the boundaries of the island—the realm of dreamers who visit far-away places and other dimensions, understanding that the cosmos is not limited to the soil beneath our feet and that our capacity to traverse it is not constrained by the physical body. With a nawal like today's, the shamans awaken.
The vast cultural mosaic of the ancestral Americas was not built by narrow, grounded individuals who dismissed the greater cosmic reality. It was shaped by dreamers and flyers who dared to reach beyond perceived limits. Every cultural legacy includes a vast expanse of experience and multidimensional reality that modern mechanical standards simply dismiss. With today's nawal, lightning strikes us with the sudden intensity and clarity of our true purpose: a message.
We are here to deliver a message, and to do so, we must first uncover it. That is why we have come to this earth—not merely to survive, learn, or seek entertainment, as those are simply the necessary byproducts of our path—but to find, embody, and transmit a message.
Tijaax (Lightning) represents the obsidian blade, the lightning strike, sudden revelation, spiritual surgery, and the cutting away of false limits to reveal ultimate truth. Tijaax is the nawal of the healer, the divine message, protection, and the decisive clarity that slices through illusion. Paired with the catalytic, expressive frequency of the Number 3—the energy of movement, communication, initial action, and the emergence of rhythm—this sign serves as an urgent wake-up call to slice open the sky and receive our spiritual transmission.
To embody 3 Tijaax is to wield the blade of truth and step fearlessly into your role as a messenger. Occupying the third position of the Ajmaq trecena, this energy asks you to cut through the small, comfortable boundaries of your island and look to the vast sky above. Do not dismiss the sudden flashes of insight or deep dreams that stir within you. Sever your attachment to small definitions, allow the lightning of Tijaax to illuminate your true purpose, and prepare to deliver the message you were born to share.