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5 Kemee
Citando a Julian Katari del 03/04/2025, 12:47 pm
The rock
If we were wise enough to get our desires to grow and take us somewhere, then when death comes, like today, something will remain. When a growing snake is fed enough, a limb, something alive, a solid structure will also be growing to support it, the bones, the rock. So when this living thing dies, we have some print of what it was, some evidence of where it was growing. This rock doesn't look the same as the living creature, but surely represents it, and the spirits see it that way. Of everything we do, we leave solid evidence of. Of every thing we believe we perceive, there is a solid clue. We can call it spirit, death spirit, soul. We give very little credit to the world that is alive, as a manifester of the spirit, of light. We are trained to see the spirit as an inconceivable mystery and so we look away to the abyss. The tonal, our lives, our energy, are manifesting the abyss, the nagual. Looking at the nagual through the tonal, through the evidences that are manifest by spirit, that are solid cues to where life is, is useful to follow the nagual, to be open to it.
We can rest today on the confidence that if we alivened our intentions, then even if that snake dies as such, remains will remain, that rock solid evidence piles on itself, and is earth. If you have been alive, then you will always live.
The rock
If we were wise enough to get our desires to grow and take us somewhere, then when death comes, like today, something will remain. When a growing snake is fed enough, a limb, something alive, a solid structure will also be growing to support it, the bones, the rock. So when this living thing dies, we have some print of what it was, some evidence of where it was growing. This rock doesn't look the same as the living creature, but surely represents it, and the spirits see it that way. Of everything we do, we leave solid evidence of. Of every thing we believe we perceive, there is a solid clue. We can call it spirit, death spirit, soul. We give very little credit to the world that is alive, as a manifester of the spirit, of light. We are trained to see the spirit as an inconceivable mystery and so we look away to the abyss. The tonal, our lives, our energy, are manifesting the abyss, the nagual. Looking at the nagual through the tonal, through the evidences that are manifest by spirit, that are solid cues to where life is, is useful to follow the nagual, to be open to it.
We can rest today on the confidence that if we alivened our intentions, then even if that snake dies as such, remains will remain, that rock solid evidence piles on itself, and is earth. If you have been alive, then you will always live.
Citando a Julian Katari del 19/12/2025, 3:48 pmMyth. Knowing is boring.
Too peaceful of a day you might be having, as me, it brings me struggle to ruin it with words. Today's nawal brings a silence and peace like no other. We are open to expand our consciousness, ready to listen; now we understand that every second we invest in defining reality, is a second we steal from ourselves from understanding and experiencing reality. Every time you speak to someone, is an opportunity lost of listening to that person. Ancient worldviews where transmitted as myths because in that manner they allowed for the bearer to expand on the story. Being a story of life, that is alive, it allowed for the living beings in it to carry out a life, have different stories, and anyone could then add to this story and experience it in their own lives. If laws (of physics) are there, they don't need defining, they don't need telling, trying to tell them only limits our experience.
When we reach experience, knowing, a certain peace is exchanged for what was an exciting thrill of not knowing and wondering: what is this? Mystery is exciting, and knowing kills this excitement. I need to prepare you for this because, the lesson of the nawal is that we are advancing into greater knowledge and what may be keeping you from it is letting go of fables and myths you created around the things you ignored. This is today's nawal big lesson. If you are ready to learn something you wanted to know, it will kill all the imagination around it. Things many times are not as fabulous as we think they are. As we uncover the tracks from the past, as research deepens and we reconstruct the truth, this truth many times is not what we thought it was going to be. Many times reality is more incredible than fiction, but many times it's the other way around.
What may be keeping you from growing and knowing better is simply not wanting to let go of the fantasy that you have of how you want things to be. If you can let go of it and enter a more sober, peaceful and congruent understanding of life, you might actually advance in life. A lot of awe is lost, and with it sometimes attention and money, as, it seems, fantasy is the biggest sell. But in exchange comes peace and progress.
Myth. Knowing is boring.
Too peaceful of a day you might be having, as me, it brings me struggle to ruin it with words. Today's nawal brings a silence and peace like no other. We are open to expand our consciousness, ready to listen; now we understand that every second we invest in defining reality, is a second we steal from ourselves from understanding and experiencing reality. Every time you speak to someone, is an opportunity lost of listening to that person. Ancient worldviews where transmitted as myths because in that manner they allowed for the bearer to expand on the story. Being a story of life, that is alive, it allowed for the living beings in it to carry out a life, have different stories, and anyone could then add to this story and experience it in their own lives. If laws (of physics) are there, they don't need defining, they don't need telling, trying to tell them only limits our experience.
When we reach experience, knowing, a certain peace is exchanged for what was an exciting thrill of not knowing and wondering: what is this? Mystery is exciting, and knowing kills this excitement. I need to prepare you for this because, the lesson of the nawal is that we are advancing into greater knowledge and what may be keeping you from it is letting go of fables and myths you created around the things you ignored. This is today's nawal big lesson. If you are ready to learn something you wanted to know, it will kill all the imagination around it. Things many times are not as fabulous as we think they are. As we uncover the tracks from the past, as research deepens and we reconstruct the truth, this truth many times is not what we thought it was going to be. Many times reality is more incredible than fiction, but many times it's the other way around.
What may be keeping you from growing and knowing better is simply not wanting to let go of the fantasy that you have of how you want things to be. If you can let go of it and enter a more sober, peaceful and congruent understanding of life, you might actually advance in life. A lot of awe is lost, and with it sometimes attention and money, as, it seems, fantasy is the biggest sell. But in exchange comes peace and progress.
Citando a Julian Katari del 05/09/2026, 10:34 amSubtle hardness.
A message came in today, or perhaps you are awaiting one. It arrives as a force far harder than the subtle whispering of the wind—the Iq’, the spirit, which is, at its core, a message. By comparison, this presence of death pounds with an unyielding weight. Yet, it brings the sharp clarity required to discern the path up the mountain with greater definition. Spirit periodically compresses itself into specific windows of time, into days and precise moments where it blows with relentless impetus, and today is one of those junctions. The clarity revealing where you must go arrives in the exact same breath as the push from behind compelling you to move. This is the hand that rocks the cradle; death is always your friend.
Information, like the serpent, is tricky. Knowing a single piece of data can lead you intelligently toward a crevasse or a jagged rock, where you might suddenly be struck by a new revelation that completely alters your understanding of the landscape and your direction through it. We cannot rely on intellect or information alone; we require spirit. Spirit stands before us today like death itself—a great, insurmountable mystery, a solid state of matter where we will never fully disentangle every thread of information or comprehend every single step we take.
Allow this hardship and subtlety to meet. Step onto that fringe line, execute that drastic move, but stay balanced on the ridge and refrain from plunging into the abyss of emotional madness. When the ridge narrows and you find yourself inches from a drop on either side, you do not maintain your balance by desperately scanning the entire path stretching into the distance. You focus entirely on the single next step you can firmly take. Once that step is anchored, the next one comes into view. Sight, in this realm, is spirit—your true guide. Do not blindly follow your emotions; they can be like the rising wind sweeping up from the void, enticing you to jump. Listen to them, acknowledge their presence, but hold fast to your true path.
K'eme (Death) represents death, transformation, the ancestors, rebirth, ultimate closure, and the profound wisdom that emerges when old forms dissolve. K'eme is the nawal of the owl, the spirit world, the natural end of cycles, and the inevitable transitions that clear space for new creation. Paired with the empowering, work-oriented, and testing frequency of the Number 5—the energy of Jo', representing the center, the hand, payload, effort, and the application of force necessary to carry a purpose forward—this sign turns the stillness of death into an active, transformative force.
To embody 5 K'eme is to embrace the hard clarity that cuts away illusion without giving in to despair. Occupying the fifth position of the Iq’ trecena, this energy demands that you put your hand to the work of intentional transformation, allow necessary endings to clear your horizon, and take the next firm step along the ridge guided by spirit rather than reactive emotion.
Subtle hardness.
A message came in today, or perhaps you are awaiting one. It arrives as a force far harder than the subtle whispering of the wind—the Iq’, the spirit, which is, at its core, a message. By comparison, this presence of death pounds with an unyielding weight. Yet, it brings the sharp clarity required to discern the path up the mountain with greater definition. Spirit periodically compresses itself into specific windows of time, into days and precise moments where it blows with relentless impetus, and today is one of those junctions. The clarity revealing where you must go arrives in the exact same breath as the push from behind compelling you to move. This is the hand that rocks the cradle; death is always your friend.
Information, like the serpent, is tricky. Knowing a single piece of data can lead you intelligently toward a crevasse or a jagged rock, where you might suddenly be struck by a new revelation that completely alters your understanding of the landscape and your direction through it. We cannot rely on intellect or information alone; we require spirit. Spirit stands before us today like death itself—a great, insurmountable mystery, a solid state of matter where we will never fully disentangle every thread of information or comprehend every single step we take.
Allow this hardship and subtlety to meet. Step onto that fringe line, execute that drastic move, but stay balanced on the ridge and refrain from plunging into the abyss of emotional madness. When the ridge narrows and you find yourself inches from a drop on either side, you do not maintain your balance by desperately scanning the entire path stretching into the distance. You focus entirely on the single next step you can firmly take. Once that step is anchored, the next one comes into view. Sight, in this realm, is spirit—your true guide. Do not blindly follow your emotions; they can be like the rising wind sweeping up from the void, enticing you to jump. Listen to them, acknowledge their presence, but hold fast to your true path.
K'eme (Death) represents death, transformation, the ancestors, rebirth, ultimate closure, and the profound wisdom that emerges when old forms dissolve. K'eme is the nawal of the owl, the spirit world, the natural end of cycles, and the inevitable transitions that clear space for new creation. Paired with the empowering, work-oriented, and testing frequency of the Number 5—the energy of Jo', representing the center, the hand, payload, effort, and the application of force necessary to carry a purpose forward—this sign turns the stillness of death into an active, transformative force.
To embody 5 K'eme is to embrace the hard clarity that cuts away illusion without giving in to despair. Occupying the fifth position of the Iq’ trecena, this energy demands that you put your hand to the work of intentional transformation, allow necessary endings to clear your horizon, and take the next firm step along the ridge guided by spirit rather than reactive emotion.