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9 B'aatz
Citando a Julian Katari del 27/02/2025, 12:53 pm
New beginning
There might be something you have to do that is unpleasing, undesirable, yet is a means to get what you want. It shouldn't be required, in fact it's wrong, but yet, for now, is necessary to get where you want to get. The unfolding of time in this manner should be considered. So many times do we simply not get where we want to get to because to get there we must do something we don't want to do. The end justifies the means discussion. In this balancing act, we must choose, and the outcome is either something really good, or something really bad. For this we wish we had the sight and clarity of an eagle, but we will approach it like a drunken monkey.
You are keen on following your intuition, keep it to yourself, await for the coming release.
New beginning
There might be something you have to do that is unpleasing, undesirable, yet is a means to get what you want. It shouldn't be required, in fact it's wrong, but yet, for now, is necessary to get where you want to get. The unfolding of time in this manner should be considered. So many times do we simply not get where we want to get to because to get there we must do something we don't want to do. The end justifies the means discussion. In this balancing act, we must choose, and the outcome is either something really good, or something really bad. For this we wish we had the sight and clarity of an eagle, but we will approach it like a drunken monkey.
You are keen on following your intuition, keep it to yourself, await for the coming release.
Citando a Julian Katari del 14/11/2025, 4:04 pmDon't care act.
Daring today you must be, and as a life lesson from today's nawal you must take. We can only see the created part of the universe, what is here now, today and what we remember and can see that led to today, the past, but since we can't see where we are going to, the near future, we act as if that wasn't real, as if we weren't going nowhere. At least that's where our mammalian intelligence parts from. Surfacing above the waterline of emotions is crucial to breath the air of father sky. We have to dare to not care so much sometimes, not be as careful and go out and take the chance, in order for us to gain something in life. I can see those that because of their tropical sign arrangement stay under the rocks and suffer hunger because they dare not face the unknown, the chances, they think everything too much and don't take any chances. Down the line with the years, those folks are the ones that are kept in a smaller world. Those who did dare, even if that meant falling, breaking and ending up in bad places, are the ones that gathered experience and strength and have a much larger reality to work with.
Today teaches about a core value we eventually find while growing up, if we do that, which is simply having fun. We are never fully ready nor fully prepared. Going by that will leave you ready in a grave. If we can learn to harness the now as if we were or are ready for the next big leap, and know that the skill to successfully pull it off is simply enjoy while doing it, then we are up to date with this circle's powerful time pulsation.
Don't care act.
Daring today you must be, and as a life lesson from today's nawal you must take. We can only see the created part of the universe, what is here now, today and what we remember and can see that led to today, the past, but since we can't see where we are going to, the near future, we act as if that wasn't real, as if we weren't going nowhere. At least that's where our mammalian intelligence parts from. Surfacing above the waterline of emotions is crucial to breath the air of father sky. We have to dare to not care so much sometimes, not be as careful and go out and take the chance, in order for us to gain something in life. I can see those that because of their tropical sign arrangement stay under the rocks and suffer hunger because they dare not face the unknown, the chances, they think everything too much and don't take any chances. Down the line with the years, those folks are the ones that are kept in a smaller world. Those who did dare, even if that meant falling, breaking and ending up in bad places, are the ones that gathered experience and strength and have a much larger reality to work with.
Today teaches about a core value we eventually find while growing up, if we do that, which is simply having fun. We are never fully ready nor fully prepared. Going by that will leave you ready in a grave. If we can learn to harness the now as if we were or are ready for the next big leap, and know that the skill to successfully pull it off is simply enjoy while doing it, then we are up to date with this circle's powerful time pulsation.
Citando a Julian Katari del 01/08/2026, 4:25 pmRelationality.
Liberating our blockages and transforming obstacles into stepping stones has allowed us to purge obsolete beliefs while retaining those that still hold us firmly. Applying the law in this way demands reciprocity—treating others in alignment with how we are met. Injustice abounds in this world, and those who historically perpetrate it, or subscribe to the ideologies and systemic structures that sustain it, often expect to be treated with fairness and grace. Yet, as yesterday's Dog revealed, so long as someone in a position of privilege or harm refuses to willingly participate in retribution and repair, we cannot offer them the uncritical warmth or open devotion they so often demand.
True reciprocity is not merely being good to those who are good to you; it is also refusing to extend unearned grace to those who perpetuate harm. Through this spiritual economy, we begin to unweave the wisdom of today's B'atz' and comprehend the deeply relational web in which we are embedded. The dominant worldview of the modern world forces us to operate along a linear, isolated track that never weaves itself into the larger tapestry—a solipsist monism that tricks us into believing we can escape the consequences of careless living. In truth, everything in existence is reciprocally aware and alive. Every subtle action, movement, or word is a relationship, carrying a message and echoing across the fabric of reality.
We are all intuitively aware of this truth, even if modern life pushes it into our second attention. Yet time, when approached with reverence, inevitably brings this secondary awareness into the foreground. Unraveling what has been woven incorrectly is the only way to reweave the fabric of our reality with integrity. This is the continuum of attention: when this awareness takes hold, anxiety naturally dissipates. In every detail and at every second, we are actively reproducing the entire universe. Through the keystrokes of a hand or the focus of a gaze, the universe shifts, and the weave is altered. Love and life form the single thread from which all creation is spun, projecting infinite manifestations onto what becomes real.
B'atz' (Monkey) represents the sacred thread of time, the master weaver, the continuation of life, human relationships, and the infinite possibilities of creation. B'atz' is the nawal of art, thread, cosmic play, and the intricate weaving of destiny and community. Paired with the divine feminine energy of the Number 9—the frequency of fruition, patience, long-term cycles, and spiritual maturity—this sign brings the ultimate realization of relational harmony and creative authority.
To embody 9 B'atz' is to step into your role as a conscious weaver of reality, honoring the reciprocal threads that connect you to all of existence. Occupying the ninth position of the Ak'ab'al trecena, this energy invites you to unweave past errors and weave a new tapestry rooted in justice, love, and intentional awareness. Be mindful of the threads you offer to the world. Stand firm in true reciprocity, recognize the power of every gesture, and weave your reality with purpose, art, and devotion.
Relationality.
Liberating our blockages and transforming obstacles into stepping stones has allowed us to purge obsolete beliefs while retaining those that still hold us firmly. Applying the law in this way demands reciprocity—treating others in alignment with how we are met. Injustice abounds in this world, and those who historically perpetrate it, or subscribe to the ideologies and systemic structures that sustain it, often expect to be treated with fairness and grace. Yet, as yesterday's Dog revealed, so long as someone in a position of privilege or harm refuses to willingly participate in retribution and repair, we cannot offer them the uncritical warmth or open devotion they so often demand.
True reciprocity is not merely being good to those who are good to you; it is also refusing to extend unearned grace to those who perpetuate harm. Through this spiritual economy, we begin to unweave the wisdom of today's B'atz' and comprehend the deeply relational web in which we are embedded. The dominant worldview of the modern world forces us to operate along a linear, isolated track that never weaves itself into the larger tapestry—a solipsist monism that tricks us into believing we can escape the consequences of careless living. In truth, everything in existence is reciprocally aware and alive. Every subtle action, movement, or word is a relationship, carrying a message and echoing across the fabric of reality.
We are all intuitively aware of this truth, even if modern life pushes it into our second attention. Yet time, when approached with reverence, inevitably brings this secondary awareness into the foreground. Unraveling what has been woven incorrectly is the only way to reweave the fabric of our reality with integrity. This is the continuum of attention: when this awareness takes hold, anxiety naturally dissipates. In every detail and at every second, we are actively reproducing the entire universe. Through the keystrokes of a hand or the focus of a gaze, the universe shifts, and the weave is altered. Love and life form the single thread from which all creation is spun, projecting infinite manifestations onto what becomes real.
B'atz' (Monkey) represents the sacred thread of time, the master weaver, the continuation of life, human relationships, and the infinite possibilities of creation. B'atz' is the nawal of art, thread, cosmic play, and the intricate weaving of destiny and community. Paired with the divine feminine energy of the Number 9—the frequency of fruition, patience, long-term cycles, and spiritual maturity—this sign brings the ultimate realization of relational harmony and creative authority.
To embody 9 B'atz' is to step into your role as a conscious weaver of reality, honoring the reciprocal threads that connect you to all of existence. Occupying the ninth position of the Ak'ab'al trecena, this energy invites you to unweave past errors and weave a new tapestry rooted in justice, love, and intentional awareness. Be mindful of the threads you offer to the world. Stand firm in true reciprocity, recognize the power of every gesture, and weave your reality with purpose, art, and devotion.