Today, 13 Tz’i invites us to embody the highest expression of cosmic love and unconditional devotion, channel divine authority and intuition through the heart, and connect with the ancestors and Spirit as we honor the truth of our deepest loyalty and faith.
Essential Questions
- What does cosmic love and devotion ask of me?
- How do I lead with my heart and truth?
- Where am I being called to unconditional loyalty—to myself, others, and Spirit?
Spirit is my partner, guiding me as I change the course of my life in the way my heart desires.
I am thinking about the birth of a creative child, my memoir-in-progress. I am thinking about the power of words. Other people’s words, my own words, both written and spoken, and the sacred words of poems and sutras.
I am thinking about my heart and how it feels so content and whole when I am in a state of flow and have a palpable sense of the love within and around me. And how my heart contracts in fear when the rug feels like it has been pulled out from under me, which primarily happens when I’m in conflict with my partner or a friend.
I am thinking about the sweet presence of my three dogs, Lucy, Cosmo, and Tina: their loyalty, enthusiasm, and big hearts. How they guard and guide us. I strive to emulate those qualities.
13 Tz’i reminds me that love is not always comfortable. It requires vulnerability, loyalty over the long term, and the willingness to be present with all of it. The dog models: sit, stay, play. Fully embody each moment.
Maltiox, Nawal Tz’i.
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