Blog · Notes from the lake
Writings on Yoga, Life, and the Sacred Mayan Calendar
By Mixa Margaret Fajkus
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Ways to hurt and to forgive
Today is 3 Ajmaq, the day of self-forgiveness, self-acceptance and inner peace. A look at how I hurt, how I hide, and what I’m setting down.
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8 B’atz – Infinite Jest, Eternal Time
Today, 8 B’atz (Waxajib B’atz) is the most celebrated day of the 260-day count. Eight is infinite, balanced, and whole—1…
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7 Tz’i – The Last Word
Tz’i embodies unwavering faith, deep loyalty, and unconditional love. It represents the Creator, the bringer of justice, order, and bringing…
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6 Toj – Sacred Silence
Toj is the energy of silence that invites us to truly listen and connect with gratitude. The 6 brings stability,…
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5 Q’anil – Growing and Ripening into Maturity
Q’anil is the energy of the seed and the star—the crop coming to maturity, the fruit that sweetens after months…
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4 Kej – Grounded in Strength, Freedom & Responsibility
Kej is the force of the four cardinal directions, bringing strength, vitality, and spiritual leadership. The energy of Kej is…
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3 Kame – Inner Transformation through Shadow Work
Kame represents death, rebirth, and transformation with a deep connection to the ancestors. The number 3 brings introspection, meditation, and…
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2 Kan – Wisdom and Transcendence in Relationship
Kan represents power and holds the secrets of the universe, connected to our sensuality, intuition, inner strength and authority. The…
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1 K’at – A New Web of Passion
K’at is the weaver and the web, the energy of knowing how to connect people, places, and organizations. The number…
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13 Aq’ab’al – Spirit Dawning
Today, 13 Aq’ab’al completes the cycle of the B’atz trecena. No matter how dark the night, dawn comes every day.…
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