10 Tz’i – Integrity in Thought, Word, and Action

In the sacred Mayan calendar, 10 Tz’i carries the energy of ethics, devotion, truth, and right relationship. Tz’i is the nawal of the dog: guardian of justice, loyalty, and moral order. It governs our agreements, vows, words, and the invisible contracts we hold with ourselves, our communities, and the sacred.

10 represents manifestation, responsibility, and embodiment. It brings ideas and principles into lived reality, asking us to walk our talk. Today, 10 Tz’i calls us to embody integrity in what we believe, what we say, and how we live. This is a powerful day for recommitting to values, clarifying boundaries, and tending to trust. Tz’i reminds us that love and loyalty are spiritual disciplines, and that justice begins with honesty in our own hearts.

10 Tz’i teaches that devotion is revealed through daily actions. Integrity is not rigid; it is alive, relational, and practiced moment to moment. Let your life be guided by truth spoken with kindness, boundaries held with love, and commitments honored with humility.

Maltiox, Nawal Tz’i.


Tell the truth.
Through my writing. Through my life.

Be honest, open, candid. Willing to share vulnerability. Tell the whole story. Don’t hold back. Open the heart wider and deeper. Let love move in all directions.

10 Tz’i asks me to look closely:
Where am I dishonest with myself?
Where do I soften or distort the truth to stay comfortable and safe?
Where are my blind spots—with others, my own patterns, and my fears?

Honesty is spaciousness. I can relax and expand into truth.

Breath is honest, body is honest, heart is honest. The mind can be honest too, and it can be a trickster, spinning stories, justifications, and half-truths. Our job is to bring clarity and kindness to the mind. To align thoughts, intentions, words, and actions.

A life of truth which is beauty which is love which is presence.

On 10 Tz’i, I recommit to integrity.
May my words be clear.
May my actions be coherent.
May my devotion be visible in how I live.

Maltiox, Nawal Tz’i.

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