HOLIDAYS AND HOLY OBSERVANCES
March 10, 2026, 8 Deer/MANIK, Celebration and Initiation of the Mayan Priest – The 8th Tone is the Zenith Hour of Divine Justice. A dedicated daily path to follow the Lord’s Way is consecrated and blessed. Through a blessing by Water, we are set apart for a Holy Purpose by the Holy, Holy, Holy.
1 Sun/AHAU Trecena, Mar 3-15. 2026 – AHAU represents the Supreme Lord of all Creation. This 13-Day trecena as a Time of Revelation, guided by the Light. The Intention from the beginning is to know God is with us by Day and by Night, and that he will complete the Dream of our Divine Destiny. We carry on the journey of Lent, following the Truth and the Way of a Savior. Seeking to bring God’s Light to the world, we walk in Silence as a Witness to the Light that resides in every child of God on a Mission to gather all souls to heaven. God will reveal himself to those who Ask and Seek him. A door will be opened to the Truth we’ll know in a tangible way. AHAU represents the Zero, the perfect Balance of Justice that Shall Be, by God’s Word.
February 18, 2026: Begins the Season of Lent
SOURCE: Jason Soroski – Not every Christian tradition observes Ash Wednesday, yet it is important to be aware that many around the world are participating in it as the season of Lent begins.
The invitation to follow the 40 Days of Lent sets an Intention to remember the lengths to which Christ went for the forgiveness of our sins. The tradition of Ash Wednesday began in the Middle Ages by the Anglo-Saxon (English) monk Aelfric the Grammarian wrote,
“We read in the books both in the Old Law and in the New that the men who repented of their sins bestrewed themselves with ashes and clothed their bodies with sackcloth. Now let us do this little at the beginning of our Lent that we strew ashes upon our heads to signify that we ought to repent of our sins”.
Daily Prayers for Lent from the Christian Liturgical Calendar
HOLY DAYS BY THE MAYAN CALENDAR: UPDATED 10/11/2024
The previous forecast includes all the Holy Observances of the Tzolk’in round.
