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8 Kaan
Citando a Julian Katari del 23/12/2024, 3:05 pm
Integrate
Snakes of light have descended from the sky and have been captured inside the minerals and water, then their codes are reproduced by the living organisms that are animated by this energy. DNA keeps light, and light is the source of the energy that animates life. The challenges of this trecena climaxed yesterday, and today we are invited to integrate that code, that experience, the movement that happened from that light into ourselves. You will be acting in a very protective manner. Probably stay at rest, take care of your relatives, take care of your body, take care of yourself.
It will seem like very little is happening, differently to the regular energy lived on snake days, today that energy is seeking to keep itself, to invest itself into something that will result in huge blessings later. Though physical energy may be "weak", sexual desire will be strong and will seek ways to channel itself into its desires. It's the snake coiling into itself. There's a purpose for it. Do you know what it is?
Integrate
Snakes of light have descended from the sky and have been captured inside the minerals and water, then their codes are reproduced by the living organisms that are animated by this energy. DNA keeps light, and light is the source of the energy that animates life. The challenges of this trecena climaxed yesterday, and today we are invited to integrate that code, that experience, the movement that happened from that light into ourselves. You will be acting in a very protective manner. Probably stay at rest, take care of your relatives, take care of your body, take care of yourself.
It will seem like very little is happening, differently to the regular energy lived on snake days, today that energy is seeking to keep itself, to invest itself into something that will result in huge blessings later. Though physical energy may be "weak", sexual desire will be strong and will seek ways to channel itself into its desires. It's the snake coiling into itself. There's a purpose for it. Do you know what it is?
Citando a Julian Katari del 09/09/2025, 1:04 pmDemiurge.
To an extent, all of our challenges have been crafted as a product of our creation. We are souls beyond time and space, and from beyond this now we are creating the world so that we harvest the only thing we can make in this life: consciousness, learning. For this learning, we are to live a story, and no story is without growth, and challenge is growth. We are well in the path today of understanding how this works out. Whatever it is that comes out you, remember that is part of your creation.
Demiurge.
To an extent, all of our challenges have been crafted as a product of our creation. We are souls beyond time and space, and from beyond this now we are creating the world so that we harvest the only thing we can make in this life: consciousness, learning. For this learning, we are to live a story, and no story is without growth, and challenge is growth. We are well in the path today of understanding how this works out. Whatever it is that comes out you, remember that is part of your creation.
Citando a Julian Katari del 27/05/2026, 3:11 pmFire of Desire.
The ego that protects us sits directly in the crosshairs of the spiritual hunter. Where yesterday we observed the protective shell of a seed, some see only the shining bird of arrogance. The story of Seven Macaw can be read in many ways; this is the very cusp of the temple, of the Tijax trecena, and of the entire Cholq'ij cycle. There are sacred desires, and there are those born entirely from lack. Both are natural. One can propel you forward, while the other can make you completely lose your way. In this oracle, Seven Macaw is shot by the pellet of the hero's blowgun, only to have his false jewels shaken off so he can finally stop tricking the wooden humans into believing he is the sun and the moon.
Power corrupts, but dethroning the arrogant bird from its branch does not mean we must abandon the pursuit of power altogether. This is where the serpent leads us today. As we descend from the apex of the pyramid, we must understand that using power with arrogance is useless and wrong—but using it to preserve humanity, just as the Hero Twins did, is precisely what is required. This alignment begins by recognizing desire as sacred. If you desire something you cannot have right now, learning not to drown in that longing is a key teaching, much like Buddhism suggests. However, attempting to live entirely desire-less, or associating desire inherently with suffering, is an abysmal trap.
Desire is woven into our very nature. Having been raised in a dystopian society, we are heavily starved of things that are completely natural and should be abundant on this earth. We are missing a guaranteed future, welcoming communities, space, leisure, and fun. We missed out on mothers and families that provided uncompromised safety; lots of love, company, and play; the freedom to explore, create, build, and experience pure pleasure. Abundant nature, clean water, trees, animals, beauty, health, and wealth—these are the baseline provisions that Mother Earth naturally grants to functional societies. Yet, those systems were systematically exterminated to be replaced by the sterile matrix we were raised in.
It is no wonder we are filled with intense needs and desires. The systemic mockery is that instead of experiencing a calming, healing paradise for real, we are handed the electromagnetic noise of a computer screen and online video games as a substitute. None of your natural desires are bad or evil, and that toxic association must die today. On the contrary, the path to true freedom is one where we actively seek to fulfill them. The spiritual and the material desires are all equally sacred. When they cannot be met right now, we must recoil into the wisdom of acknowledging them, harvesting the raw energy they provide to carve out a path for their future manifestation. Within this recoil, we must shed the shining trickeries of this dystopian world and the false desires it manufactures. You do not actually want the money, the cars, and the jewelry; what you truly desire is health, abundance, sexual vitality, freedom, and the loving attention of a community that genuinely holds you.
The Serpent/Kundalini (Chicchan) represents the primordial fire, the life force, electrical energy, evolution, and the raw physical and spiritual power that moves up the spine. In its eighth position (Wajxaqib'), it carries the frequency of completion, infinity, justice, and the weaving of past and future into the present. It represents a return to wholeness and the foundational power of the laws of nature.
To embody Eight Chicchan is to master the sacred current of vitality. The serpent does not apologize for its hunger or its fire. Today, sitting at the powerful threshold of the number eight, the energy demands that you stop moralizing your instincts. Do not allow a sick society to make you feel guilty for desiring what is naturally yours by birthright. Strip away the false ornaments of the matrix—the plastic status symbols that mimic Seven Macaw's fake teeth—and tap into the hot, subterranean current of your real, ancestral needs. Use the heat of your unfulfilled desires not as a source of agonizing suffering, but as the raw fuel required to strike down the illusions blocking your path. Wake up the fire, acknowledge the hunger, and let the serpent move you toward real, tangible liberation.
Fire of Desire.
The ego that protects us sits directly in the crosshairs of the spiritual hunter. Where yesterday we observed the protective shell of a seed, some see only the shining bird of arrogance. The story of Seven Macaw can be read in many ways; this is the very cusp of the temple, of the Tijax trecena, and of the entire Cholq'ij cycle. There are sacred desires, and there are those born entirely from lack. Both are natural. One can propel you forward, while the other can make you completely lose your way. In this oracle, Seven Macaw is shot by the pellet of the hero's blowgun, only to have his false jewels shaken off so he can finally stop tricking the wooden humans into believing he is the sun and the moon.
Power corrupts, but dethroning the arrogant bird from its branch does not mean we must abandon the pursuit of power altogether. This is where the serpent leads us today. As we descend from the apex of the pyramid, we must understand that using power with arrogance is useless and wrong—but using it to preserve humanity, just as the Hero Twins did, is precisely what is required. This alignment begins by recognizing desire as sacred. If you desire something you cannot have right now, learning not to drown in that longing is a key teaching, much like Buddhism suggests. However, attempting to live entirely desire-less, or associating desire inherently with suffering, is an abysmal trap.
Desire is woven into our very nature. Having been raised in a dystopian society, we are heavily starved of things that are completely natural and should be abundant on this earth. We are missing a guaranteed future, welcoming communities, space, leisure, and fun. We missed out on mothers and families that provided uncompromised safety; lots of love, company, and play; the freedom to explore, create, build, and experience pure pleasure. Abundant nature, clean water, trees, animals, beauty, health, and wealth—these are the baseline provisions that Mother Earth naturally grants to functional societies. Yet, those systems were systematically exterminated to be replaced by the sterile matrix we were raised in.
It is no wonder we are filled with intense needs and desires. The systemic mockery is that instead of experiencing a calming, healing paradise for real, we are handed the electromagnetic noise of a computer screen and online video games as a substitute. None of your natural desires are bad or evil, and that toxic association must die today. On the contrary, the path to true freedom is one where we actively seek to fulfill them. The spiritual and the material desires are all equally sacred. When they cannot be met right now, we must recoil into the wisdom of acknowledging them, harvesting the raw energy they provide to carve out a path for their future manifestation. Within this recoil, we must shed the shining trickeries of this dystopian world and the false desires it manufactures. You do not actually want the money, the cars, and the jewelry; what you truly desire is health, abundance, sexual vitality, freedom, and the loving attention of a community that genuinely holds you.
The Serpent/Kundalini (Chicchan) represents the primordial fire, the life force, electrical energy, evolution, and the raw physical and spiritual power that moves up the spine. In its eighth position (Wajxaqib'), it carries the frequency of completion, infinity, justice, and the weaving of past and future into the present. It represents a return to wholeness and the foundational power of the laws of nature.
To embody Eight Chicchan is to master the sacred current of vitality. The serpent does not apologize for its hunger or its fire. Today, sitting at the powerful threshold of the number eight, the energy demands that you stop moralizing your instincts. Do not allow a sick society to make you feel guilty for desiring what is naturally yours by birthright. Strip away the false ornaments of the matrix—the plastic status symbols that mimic Seven Macaw's fake teeth—and tap into the hot, subterranean current of your real, ancestral needs. Use the heat of your unfulfilled desires not as a source of agonizing suffering, but as the raw fuel required to strike down the illusions blocking your path. Wake up the fire, acknowledge the hunger, and let the serpent move you toward real, tangible liberation.