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4 Monkey / CHUEN – Fledgling Flight of Ascension: Day 4 of 13

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4 Monkey / CHUEN

Greetings Kin,

On Tone 3 we brought an Intention to Life that was shared with the Creator. We Sacrifice something of our Self for the Greater Good. We see the needs of someone else are just as important as our own. The Dream we wish for our Self is raised up by Unconditional Love, so we would wish that same Blessing for everyone else.

Like a Hero who takes a Leap of Faith to save another, we are led to focus only on the goal. Without waiting to figure out how we would carry it out, we jump in, relying on Instinct, Intuition, and a Divine Intention.

Tone 4 offers us a Sense of Stability. The 4 Directions are our Foundation and means of Orientation. Blue Day Signs represent Water, our Emotions, our Experience of Life. Monkey/CHUEN shows us a way to navigate Life’s Journey through the Unknown. Monkey’s Gift can serve as an Inner Compass.

We create stability in our life is by adhering to a routine. This is easy to see in our children. We can ease the discomfort of our Unknowns, by working within a framework of Knowns. Tone 4 helps set a Course of Self Care. Monkey can help us maintain our Balance by reminding us to Play and to use our Imagination.

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4 Monkey / CHUEN – Vision Quest: Day 4

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4 Monkey / CHUEN

4 Monkey / CHUEN

Greetings Kin,

Monkey is the magician of the Tzolk’in who has the power to create time. The glyph illustrates “time rolled up” on the head of Monkey. All time is created by the movement of matter. We measure Our Time by the movement of the Earth around the Sun. Monkey has the intellect and imagination as the “Master of all Arts” to see how time is woven together to become an abstract thing of beauty.

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4 Monkey/CHUEN – The Trickster

Greetings Kin,

4 monkey chuen

4 Monkey/CHUEN

On Galactic Tone 4 we are establishing a balance and order in the Star/LAMAT journey of multiplying abundance.

The Cherokee associated this Day Sign as the Raccoon, known as the trickster of the Cherokee sacred calendar. So far today, the power cord for my computer disappeared and I just discovered that the post I’d prepared was completely off topic. (I considered suggesting that you just talk among yourselves.)

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