Greetings Kin,
A Mayan Daykeeper who lives in a village near Lake Atitlan, shared a photo from the New Year’s Celebration on WAXAJQIB B’AATZ (8 Monkey/CHUEN). Jen has become “family” connected through the journal. She’s a touchstone to a way of life, and shares insight on the K’iche traditions. She spent the day in the highlands for the celebration in Momostenango. ~Debra
MAYAN CALENDAR DAYKEEPER’S JOURNAL
8 Monkey/CHUEN – For old times sake, my first CHUEN glyph from October, 2015
Greetings Kin,
8 Monkey/CHUEN (8 B’aatz) is celebrated as the beginning of the New Year in the K’iche Maya tradition. This is a day for celebrating the Sacred Calendar of the Human and the 260 Kin who guided us through the process of Transformation.
This is a day of Daykeeper’s Homecoming and a new Initiation and commitment to Count Each Day as a Sacred Event. This is the Highest Holy Day of the K’iche Maya tradition.
Tone 8 brings the Intention of Divine Justice… the day we are met by a Divine Agency who intervenes on our behalf to effect a Transformation of Harmony and Equity.
Monkey/CHUEN represents the Master of All Art, the Day Sign of a Creator that weaves the tapestry of our life into a thing of Beauty. This is the 21st of our 21 days of Gratitude and the day we are called to be Grateful for Every Thing.
10-DAY PORTAL: This is day 6 of our 10-day journey through a Spiritual Portal that thins the veil to other dimensions. The Portal raises our Consciousness to our Ethereal Nature. As the day of Homecoming, a return to a beginning, a Portal magnifies our Awareness of a Divine Agency that Celebrates our Return and our new Gifts of Illumination. We are greeted by a Heavenly Chorus of Hallelujah!
