Today, 12 Tz’ikin invites us to bundle together all our visions of abundance and joy, gain an eagle-eye perspective on what we want to manifest, and recognize that when we hold our vision with clarity and gratitude, prosperity flows naturally.
Essential Questions
- What vision of joy and prosperity am I ready to manifest?
- How do I see my life unfolding from the eagle’s height?
- What abundance am I already overlooking or taking for granted?
Life is a feast or a famine. You can’t both feast and fast simultaneously. How do you steal the feast from yourself? How do you turn to drama and pain to abandon the feast? You have to give up something in order to commit to the feast. Where can you opt to receive this feast and fully savor every morsel of it? Where is there a feast available to receive?
Yesterday, even in the midst of a hard conversation with silent tears streaming down my face, I was able to rise up in my mind. Not to dissociate but to gain perspective. Whatever happens, whatever the outcome, it will likely be challenging and I will definitely be okay. More than okay. My true, blissful, abundant, intelligent, funny, compassionate, and loving self.
If I am a narcissist, I don’t see it. I know I am not perfect, and I work to unveil my blind spots and evolve and expand as a human being, a partner, a mother, a friend. I fail at that sometimes. I can unintentionally be selfish, domineering, manipulative, and careless. I can be fawning and frozen. I can fight, and I can flight. I trust in the bounty and beauty of the world. I revel in the books and poems that inspire my tender beating heart. I strive to write words that inspire your tender beating heart.
From the height of 12 Tz’ikin, I see that the feast is always there. I choose when to feast and when to fast. The choice is mine to make, moment by moment, breath by breath.
Maltiox, Nawal Tz’ikin.
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