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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3 Aj – Inner Home and Garden
Aj is the energy of the cornstalk—strong and upright, yet flexible enough to bend with the winds of change. It…
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2 E’ – The Path of Choice
Today, 2 E’ invites us to stand at the crossroads and choose which direction our path will take. I choose…
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1 B’atz – The Joy of Creativity
B’atz is one of the most vibrant and creative energies in the sacred Mayan calendar: the cosmic jester, the artist,…
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13 Tz’i – Cosmic Love, Devotion, and Authority
Tz’i is a sign of cosmic authority and divine love, embodying the unwavering faith, deep loyalty, and unconditional love of…
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12 Toj — Reflecting on the Energy of Gratitude and Silence
Today, 12 Toj invites us to reflect on all the gifts and lessons we have received. Life has given me…
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11 Q’anil — Always Learning and Teaching
11 Q’anil invites us to celebrate the ripening of our gifts and share what we are learning. Yesterday was my…
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10 Kej – Manifesting Strength and Freedom in Community
Today, 10 Kej invites us to manifest spiritual leadership and freedom at the community level. I gather strength from the…
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9 Kame — Honoring Life, Death and Feminine Ancestors
Kame represents death, rebirth, and transformation, with a deep connection to the ancestors. The number 9 brings feminine power, life,…
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8 Kan – Celebration of Life Force, Consciousness & Compassion
Kan represents power and life force and is connected to our sensuality, intuition, inner strength, and authority. The 8 brings…
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