(I’m reposting – I accidentally overwrote this, instead of creating a new post.)

Unexpected Beauty Multiplying to Abundance

The lily was a surprise in the Spring of 2022. There was one stalk that produced 3 blooms the first 2 years. This year is a big surprise. It’s generated many new stalks this Spring. Look at all the buds! It’s going to be a bouquet!

I learned the first year that they only last a few hours if you pick them. So, Mother Earth is giving me another reason to go outside every morning.

 

Another happy surprise at Big Bear Lake

I was fearful for Gizmo, after her rough take-off and her landing halfway down a tree. She made her way closer to the top this morning. Plus, Jackie showed up with breakfast again.

When the wind picks up I think she’ll give it another try. Jackie is a good mother. Her nest may be empty, but it only means that now she’s running deliveries until Gizmo can feed herself. I didn’t see Sunny yesterday. I wasn’t as worried about her. She was the adventurer. Maybe Dad’s feeding her. Gizmo is the baby of the family, but she’s tougher than she looks. She made it through the night.

Big Bear Bald Eagle Live Nest – Cam 2 – Wide View

Big Bear Bald Eagle Live Nest – Cam 1

THE TRECENA OF DEER/MANIK, A MISSION OF LOVE
MAYAN CALENDAR DAYKEEPER’S JOURNAL
6 Road/EB (aka Human), Cherokee, Rattlesnake Tooth/KANU’GA), Destiny Kin 32, Position 12
June 8, 2025, 06/08/2025; Last Rounds: 09/21/2024, 01/05/2024

THE TRECENA OF DEER/MANIK: THE MISSION TO LOVE

Visit the 13-Day Trecena Guide for resources regarding the daily aspects and events of the trecena.

“Tzolk’in Field Guide: A Daily Practice for Personal Discernment”
by Debra Malmos, 9 Eagle/MEN

“Tzolk’in Field Guide: Volume 1, Seasons 1 and 2” (Download PDF)
“Tzolk’in Field Guide: Volume 2, Seasons 3 and 4” (Download PDF)

1 Deer/MANIK is the 3nd trecena found in Volume 1, Season 1.

Also see Daykeeper Resources for calculators, calendar links. The Spiritual Tools page offers ways from many Divine Traditions that you may use to expand your Spiritual Practice. Track your peak experiences of life to see history repeat itself. The next “orbit” is always the same Truth, magnified by repetition.

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6 Road/EB (Cherokee, Rattlesnake Tooth/KANU’GA) – Day 6 of 13 of the 1 Deer/MANIK trecena

Descriptions by Ian Xel Lungold (12 Sun/AHAU), wisdom and Tzolk’in FREE CALCULATOR preserved on MayanMajix.com

Galactic Tone 6: Six is responsiveness and the art of negotiation. It is the movement of volume through space that creates time. This energy in action is like the art of dance or a great athlete in motion. Six facilitates dynamic developments in all aspects of life.

Road/EB: The bearer of time and conductor of destiny; also known as Human; these persons open the road and guide to the future groups, communities and individuals alike. Likable, obedient, dedicated hard workers and organizers, Road persons are fortunate in business and travel. Many become care takers of the poor, sick, or old people, where they may make personal sacrifices. Road is sometimes referred to as the sign of grass, which is the most bountiful of all life forms, but is also the most humble. Road persons are affectionate and emphatic; they are easily hurt but slow to anger. Holding in of negative emotions and unexpressed resentment can lead to illness, a poisoned opinion of others and a false bravado for this sun sign.

A GOOD DAY TO: Do some Community Service. 

Cherokee, Rattlesnake Tooth/KANU’GA: Symbolized by a rainbow, the delicate display of electromagnetic rays of the SUN. Rattlesnake Tooth is the Natal day sign of Medicine, the Shaman, the Priest, the Healer, and the Sorcerer.  Guardian of the Way, Keeper of the Keys of the secret Kingdom.

[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]