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9 N'oj
Citando a Julian Katari del 26/03/2025, 1:49 pm
Too much
Sometimes you fall in love with what you see, what you feel, what you know is there, and it's now there. It's what you wanted, it's for you, at your reach. So you serve your plate proportionally to that feeling, honestly, with your heart. Once you get eating though, you realize you took too much, you won't be able to finish, and that's ok. This can also work for work, for living or for the sacred. For me it was the case, where I had dropped the towel three days ago, I didn't had a choice. I had to keep going. Organizing and carrying out a ceremonial and healing retreat, taking care of everything, for my body and mind, was over the top. Getting tired, resting, getting mad or complaining, couldn't afford that. Simply do what you have to do. It was too much, in the good and the bad way, and so it was the first day I didn't make it here on time, to write this. I'm typing now from the 10 Tijaax day, sitting in a place in comfort, surrounded by love, by nature, in the most peaceful and blessed setting I've ever had in my life, having had the best breakfast ever, having now too much blessing, too much love; I so much wish to share this with you.
9 N'oj can also manifest as not enough. What was it for you?
Too much
Sometimes you fall in love with what you see, what you feel, what you know is there, and it's now there. It's what you wanted, it's for you, at your reach. So you serve your plate proportionally to that feeling, honestly, with your heart. Once you get eating though, you realize you took too much, you won't be able to finish, and that's ok. This can also work for work, for living or for the sacred. For me it was the case, where I had dropped the towel three days ago, I didn't had a choice. I had to keep going. Organizing and carrying out a ceremonial and healing retreat, taking care of everything, for my body and mind, was over the top. Getting tired, resting, getting mad or complaining, couldn't afford that. Simply do what you have to do. It was too much, in the good and the bad way, and so it was the first day I didn't make it here on time, to write this. I'm typing now from the 10 Tijaax day, sitting in a place in comfort, surrounded by love, by nature, in the most peaceful and blessed setting I've ever had in my life, having had the best breakfast ever, having now too much blessing, too much love; I so much wish to share this with you.
9 N'oj can also manifest as not enough. What was it for you?
Citando a Julian Katari del 10/12/2025, 4:54 pmPhysically impossible - Divine timing.
Sweeping through the trecena, we might find ourselves cleaning up things that were waiting for our attention to clear them up. Time and the energy in its projection of the dynamic water and fire encounter principle, feels like alcohol, it helps us lighten up our heaviness, we need more and more of it to stay balanced and finally it takes more than what we have, leaving us hungover. Todays nawal teaches us that there are limits, if you want to take it to the cosmological conversation, these limits present themselves not in the way they are technically conceived, rather, they come from the alive and awareness realm of how much can we conceive and allow. This is to say, limits come from our own spirit, not from the matter that is precipitating from it.
In the practical everyday manifestation, what we envision and plan for is great, but impossible. Again not because of technical limits, but because there is no way those plans can be woven in the timeframe we wish them to. The only weaver is time, and as a string it's illusional, but as a fabric, it's very real.
Don't confuse psychotic demands with prayer.
Today's nawal is an intense, solar, underworldly grounding force that reminds us that love is also keeping it real, that real is good, real is love. If we are to make the most out of our prayers and of our magic, then we should keep them within reach. We can walk closer to what we intent when we make this grounded approach. Praying for what is impossible is psychotic. Again, the limits are not in the physics, but in how this story can weave itself together within the short time we are given. Miracles are real because they are put together by the weaver, nothing just appears out of nowhere.
Showing us this lesson is true, we are met with the inability to make it in time and finish our projects within the time we planned for. We are shown the many things that needed cleansing, arranging, fixing that we didn't see, and that we must address before we continue. The energy might be lacking or the body may be weak. We are asked to rest, relax, stop doing and just be.
Physically impossible - Divine timing.
Sweeping through the trecena, we might find ourselves cleaning up things that were waiting for our attention to clear them up. Time and the energy in its projection of the dynamic water and fire encounter principle, feels like alcohol, it helps us lighten up our heaviness, we need more and more of it to stay balanced and finally it takes more than what we have, leaving us hungover. Todays nawal teaches us that there are limits, if you want to take it to the cosmological conversation, these limits present themselves not in the way they are technically conceived, rather, they come from the alive and awareness realm of how much can we conceive and allow. This is to say, limits come from our own spirit, not from the matter that is precipitating from it.
In the practical everyday manifestation, what we envision and plan for is great, but impossible. Again not because of technical limits, but because there is no way those plans can be woven in the timeframe we wish them to. The only weaver is time, and as a string it's illusional, but as a fabric, it's very real.
Don't confuse psychotic demands with prayer.
Today's nawal is an intense, solar, underworldly grounding force that reminds us that love is also keeping it real, that real is good, real is love. If we are to make the most out of our prayers and of our magic, then we should keep them within reach. We can walk closer to what we intent when we make this grounded approach. Praying for what is impossible is psychotic. Again, the limits are not in the physics, but in how this story can weave itself together within the short time we are given. Miracles are real because they are put together by the weaver, nothing just appears out of nowhere.
Showing us this lesson is true, we are met with the inability to make it in time and finish our projects within the time we planned for. We are shown the many things that needed cleansing, arranging, fixing that we didn't see, and that we must address before we continue. The energy might be lacking or the body may be weak. We are asked to rest, relax, stop doing and just be.
Citando a Julian Katari del 27/08/2026, 2:13 pmInevitable.
The earth is beautiful because it is finite, small and real. Our minds aren't small or finite, sometimes they can be grounded, at others they can fly. Today, wherever our mind wonders, it is invited to land on earth and contemplate these limits and facts, even more, to dig on our mother to try and uncover what seem to be secrets, the great wisdom that is buried with the passage of time.
This is one of those places where what is buried comes to life, this reading is the treasure of time. The lesson we must learn today is understanding the physical limits and the deep accumulations of our great mother, and of ourselves. There is no separation: our bodies are our mother earth, and within them is buried and stored everything we might want to uncover and everything we have chosen to bury. In all cases, the earth is not a fixed, static object; she is a spinning lady dancing from within, her many layers moving like a skirt of snakes.
Nothing will remain buried. Recognizing this truth is understanding what is inevitable. Whatever you have chosen to bury deep into forgetfulness will come hunting for you, will sprout out of your physical vessel as disease, will show up knocking at your door. Today and in this era, we witness this: the time has come for the inevitable to manifest. Everything that has been done to our mother, every act of disrespect, will reveal itself as sargassum, earthquake, flood, drought, and storm. The new world order are just puppets trying to play along—their climate hampering and targeted modifications are just specks that coincide with what the earth is already doing. She moves not out of vengeance, not because she hates us, but because under the inviolable laws of the earth, what is sown is inevitably reaped.
Worry not about the earth, but look directly at your body, your past, and how you have treated everything and everyone. What you owe, what you deserve, is coming to you, inevitably. It is not a burden, but a blessing. Through this nawal, we gain the intelligence to know that purging what kept us stuck is the greatest gift possible—and it never arrives by means of apparent peace and quiet; it rushes down the mountain and slaps you in the face. Real evil would be if this reckoning never occurred; then everything could be effectively kidnapped by the twisted mind, with zero consequence.
Noʼj (Wisdom) represents the mind, intellect, ancestral memory, problem-solving, and the sacred power of ideas. Noʼj is the nawal of the brain, collective wisdom, and the capacity to turn raw facts into living intelligence. Paired with the expansive, grounded frequency of the Number 9—the energy of the nine months of gestation, Mother Earth, feminine lineage, and emotional depth—this sign merges intellectual clarity with the unbending physical laws of nature.
To embody 9 Noʼj is to align your mind with the physical reality of the Earth and face the return of what has been sown. Occupying the ninth position of the Tooj trecena, this energy demands that you unearth what has been suppressed. Stop hiding behind intellectual denial, confront the reality of the debts due, and let the sharp intelligence of Noʼj guide your clearing.
Inevitable.
The earth is beautiful because it is finite, small and real. Our minds aren't small or finite, sometimes they can be grounded, at others they can fly. Today, wherever our mind wonders, it is invited to land on earth and contemplate these limits and facts, even more, to dig on our mother to try and uncover what seem to be secrets, the great wisdom that is buried with the passage of time.
This is one of those places where what is buried comes to life, this reading is the treasure of time. The lesson we must learn today is understanding the physical limits and the deep accumulations of our great mother, and of ourselves. There is no separation: our bodies are our mother earth, and within them is buried and stored everything we might want to uncover and everything we have chosen to bury. In all cases, the earth is not a fixed, static object; she is a spinning lady dancing from within, her many layers moving like a skirt of snakes.
Nothing will remain buried. Recognizing this truth is understanding what is inevitable. Whatever you have chosen to bury deep into forgetfulness will come hunting for you, will sprout out of your physical vessel as disease, will show up knocking at your door. Today and in this era, we witness this: the time has come for the inevitable to manifest. Everything that has been done to our mother, every act of disrespect, will reveal itself as sargassum, earthquake, flood, drought, and storm. The new world order are just puppets trying to play along—their climate hampering and targeted modifications are just specks that coincide with what the earth is already doing. She moves not out of vengeance, not because she hates us, but because under the inviolable laws of the earth, what is sown is inevitably reaped.
Worry not about the earth, but look directly at your body, your past, and how you have treated everything and everyone. What you owe, what you deserve, is coming to you, inevitably. It is not a burden, but a blessing. Through this nawal, we gain the intelligence to know that purging what kept us stuck is the greatest gift possible—and it never arrives by means of apparent peace and quiet; it rushes down the mountain and slaps you in the face. Real evil would be if this reckoning never occurred; then everything could be effectively kidnapped by the twisted mind, with zero consequence.
Noʼj (Wisdom) represents the mind, intellect, ancestral memory, problem-solving, and the sacred power of ideas. Noʼj is the nawal of the brain, collective wisdom, and the capacity to turn raw facts into living intelligence. Paired with the expansive, grounded frequency of the Number 9—the energy of the nine months of gestation, Mother Earth, feminine lineage, and emotional depth—this sign merges intellectual clarity with the unbending physical laws of nature.
To embody 9 Noʼj is to align your mind with the physical reality of the Earth and face the return of what has been sown. Occupying the ninth position of the Tooj trecena, this energy demands that you unearth what has been suppressed. Stop hiding behind intellectual denial, confront the reality of the debts due, and let the sharp intelligence of Noʼj guide your clearing.