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Walking the White Road

Diana Paez

Daily and cyclical readings of the Mayan Sacred Calendar — a living compass for walking in harmony with Natural Law.

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8 No'j: Seed of Wisdom


Day 8 of 13 in the Tz’i Trecena: Fidelity & Precision


8 (Wajxaqib’):

Multiplication • Seed • Potency
Pronunciation: “Washakeeb”
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No’j:

Thought • Wisdom • Divine Intelligence • H...

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7 Ajmaq: Power of Introspection


Day 7 of 13 in the Tz’i Trecena: Fidelity & Precision


7 (Wuqub’):

Power • Capacity • Hidden Force
Pronunciation: “Wookoob”
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Ajmaq:

Error & Accuracy • Purity • Authenticity • An...

5 days ago
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6 Tz'ikin: Inspiring Beauty


Day 6 of 13 in the Tz’i Trecena: Fidelity & Precision


6 (Waqib’):

Influence • Impulse • Development • Rain
Pronunciation: “Wah-keeb”
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Tz’ikin:

Beauty • Elevation • Vision • Wea...

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5 I'x: Foundational Power


Day 5 of 13 in the Tz’i Trecena: Fidelity & Precision


5 (Job’):

Foundation • Pillar • Support
Pronunciation: “Hob”
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I’x:

Power • Energy • Dominion • Territory • Woman

Pron...

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4 Aj: Renewing Clarity


Day 4 of 13 in the Tz’i Trecena: Fidelity & Precision


4 (Kajib’):

Order • Clarity • Flowering
Pronunciation: “Kah-heeb”
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Aj:

Sprout • Renewal • Regeneration • Future • Joy...

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