What is the Leviathan?

The Leviathan is a sea monster that appears in the Bible in the books of Psalms, Job, and Isaiah. In the Bible, the Leviathan is a sea monster that God created to symbolize chaos and strength. The Leviathan is also used to illustrate God’s power to defeat evil. (Google)

Explanation

• Power and strength: The Leviathan is a huge, monstrous creature that is difficult to catch and tame. It is described as having fearsome teeth and impenetrable scales.
• Chaos: The Leviathan embodies the chaos that led to Job’s misfortune.
• Evil: The Leviathan is a symbol of evil, and God will eventually defeat it.
• Evidence of God’s power: The Leviathan is a magnificent creation of God, and its existence is evidence of God’s power.

• The Crocodile is a huge, monstrous creature that is difficult to catch and tame. It has fearsome teeth and impenetrable scales.
• The Crocodile turns as a whirlwind of chaos as it brings the misfortune of death to its prey.
• Crocodile/IMIX is a leviathan defeated by God’s Power.

God turned the leviathan into a Primordial Mother who’s children are safe within her jaws. 

All earthly powers can be turned to God’s Divine Purpose. Even a Lion can be made to lay down with a lamb. A short documentary on YouTube shares a story of a Lion that bonded with a calf. One possible reason is the Power of the Identity Imprint, when the calf identified the Lion as its Mother.

God’s ways are a Mystery beyond all human understanding.

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Crocodiles Are Particularly Good Mothers

Discover Magazine
By Avery Hurt
May 23, 2023 3:40 PMMay 23, 2023 3:38 PM

Crocodiles are stealthy hunters. When prey approaches, they stay submerged until the last moment, then launch their huge, muscular bodies out of the water with astonishing speed to grab their prey. At this moment, they use their sharp teeth to chomp down with tremendous force — ranging from 20,000- 350,000 pounds per square inch. It’s no wonder crocodiles stalk people’s nightmares.

But there’s a surprisingly warm side to these cold-blooded animals. They can be, according to the American Museum of Natural History, “doting parents.”

Caring Crocs: How Do Crocodiles Take Care of Their Young?
Mother crocodiles usually dig a hole, lay eggs and cover the nest. But unlike snakes and turtles, the mama croc hangs around to keep an eye on things. Any animal who comes by with a taste for her eggs is likely to end up as dinner itself — or at least chased off by a ferocious, angry female croc.

When the nestlings are ready to hatch, they start chirping. The mother hears this and comes over to open the nest and help the little ones work their way out of the eggs. “This is a group of species that has the most powerful bite in the animal world, and yet they can pick up an egg and roll it in their mouth gently enough to crack it so that a hatchling can emerge and swim away,” says Frank Mazzotti, a wildlife ecologist at the University of Florida. In many cases, the mother croc gently takes the babies into her mouth and carries them to the water’s edge. A proof that crocodiles have surprising maternal instincts.

In some species and in the right conditions, mom sticks around even longer. The extent to which female crocodiles care for their young after hatching depends, at least in part, on where she’s placed the nest, says Mazzotti. If the babies hatch in an area that’s ideal for them to find food and develop, then the mom is likely to stay around for a few months and continue to protect them. If they need to go farther afield to find a more suitable place to grow, she encourages the little ones to disperse to find some better options.

Not So Reptilian – Crocodile Parental Behavior
Most people find the crocodile parental behavior rather shocking — and not just because we tend to think of crocodiles as vicious killers rather than besotted parents. Turtles and snakes generally lay their eggs then scarper, leaving the young on their own to deal with hatching, finding food, and learning to survive. It’s natural to expect that crocodiles would do the same. But as it turns out, crocodiles are not as reptilian as you may think.

We commonly think of crocodiles as reptiles, yet crocodiles’ closest relatives are birds and dinosaurs. Technically, vertebrates include all mammals in one category, while reptiles like turtles, snakes, and lizards fall in another. And another vertebrate group contains crocodiles, birds and dinosaurs, explains George Amato, director emeritus of conservation genomics at the American Museum of Natural History. “There’s been a lot of attention to the fact that birds are essentially a lineage of dinosaur that survived the extinction,” he says. “But a lot of people don’t know that crocodiles are actually the closest living animal to the bird and dinosaur group.”

In this context, their parental habits make sense. “We all know that birds show extraordinary parental care. Now we observe that crocodiles do, too,” Amato says. “This is one of the reasons scientists hypothesize that dinosaurs also showed parental care. It seems to be a characteristic of that whole group.”

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THE TRECENA OF EARTH/CABAN: THE CLARION CALL TO OUR HEART
MAYAN CALENDAR DAYKEEPER’S JOURNAL
5 Crocodile/IMIX, Cherokee, Turtle/DAK’SI, Destiny Kin 161, Position 1
January 28, 2025, 01/28/2025; Last Round: May 13, 2024, 05/13/2024

IMIX is the “Identity Imprint.”
We identify with the One that claims us as their own. (Another Super power.)

TRECENA OF EARTH/CABAN: THE CLARION CALL TO LIVE WITH ALL OUR HEART

Visit the 13-Day Trecena Guide Page for the “Tzolk’in Field Guide: A Daily Practice for Personal Discernment.” My gift for the Tzolk’in round offers an overview for each 13-day trecena and the aspects of each day of the Tzolk’in round. The page also offers a link to resources for your own practice of counting the days to conceive your own discernment of the Meaning of Time.

NEW SEASON – VOLUME 2: Tzolk’in Seasons 3 and 4 (PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 20, 2020)

NOTE: You can also look at dates from a different direction. What is the Destiny Kin number of your day sign’s 3rd tone? You may have overlooked a life-changing day. Use the Kin Calculator offered on the Daykeeper’s Resource Page for a date six years before or after. If you are just starting to count the days calculate the Mayan date for major days in your life.  You can also look for Signs in the duration of Time from one Day to another.  Example – 33 is a symbol of actualization and the number of the Divine Master Teacher. Using the Time and Date calculator, 33 days from yesterday (3 Storm/CAUAC, the day we are claimed from Above) is February 28, 2025. That Mayan date is 10 Road/EB, the Day of Manifestation and Truth of the Creator’s plan for our Divine Road to Destiny. (33 days from today, 4 Sun/AHAU, is 11 Reed/BEN, representing a Divine Communion at an altar to the Highest One, the Guiding Light of Home and Family.) Whatever we look to find, we’ll see. 

5 Crocodile/IMIX (Cherokee, Turtle/DAK’SI) –  Day 5 of 13 Days of the 1 Earth/CABAN trecena of Knowing

[Text in italics was the primary source of inspiration for my journal. These are the sources that started my journey and they are the reference for interpretation each day. By providing the original text, I hope to offer a way to see what inspired my thoughts and by including all the aspects – allow for something more to inspire you. Mayan descriptions are those written by Ian Lungold. Cherokee descriptions came from multiple sources. Links to sources and other resources of study are offered on the Daykeeper Resources Page. ~Debra]