Change can be difficult. However, during this trecena of Kame, we may need some help to achieve our vision of transformation. Tz’ikin is the day of visions, and these visions can bring prosperity to yourself and your community. -Mark Elmy
Tz’ikin: Vision, Messenger, Fortune & Prosperity, Intuition, Dreams, Love, Communication, The Bigger Picture Pronunciation: “Zeekeen” Sacred Animal: Eagle, Condor, Quetzal Energy Places: Mountains, Lakes, Highland Forests Colors: Dark Blue, Light Blue, White Body Parts: Eyes
Tz’ikin Glyph: The glyph symbolizes and eagle’s head. The top part is bald, and the vertical lines are the feathers on the back of the head. –Carlos Barrios
Tz’ikin: Tz’ikin is the far-seeing Eagle, the great bird that soars far above the highest peaks of mountains and pyramids, high above the din of mankind, where only sacred silence and the breath of winds reign.
Sweeping across vast stretches of sky on broad, powerful wings, Tz’ikin enters the dreams of men and women to impart important messages and revelations.
Made of legend, his breadth and acuity of vision surpasses that of any other living thing, and this is why this day sign embodies vision, clarity, perception, and profound understanding. –Brigitte Rasine
Diana’s Observations:
As we approach the concluding days of the transformative Kame Trecena, today’s Tz’ikin, combined with the energy of 10, serves as a guiding force. This pairing can be seen as a clan of soaring eagles, leading us toward a broader perspective filled with love, fortune and foresight.
Tz’ikin days bring luck and sacred vision, focusing energy on business, wealth, love, and finances. This nawal helps us overcome limitations in perception and routine, encouraging us to redefine and organize prosperity for ourselves and our loved ones.
The significance of 10 Tz’ikin within the Kame Trecena highlights profound shifts in how we perceive life and shared experiences. As we navigate these changes, we may encounter unexpected setbacks or perceived limitations that disrupt our plans. These experiences are part of the spiritual advancements that Kame encourages.
It’s essential to pay attention to events occurring on the eve or morning of this new day. Today this awareness is particularly important as Tz’ikin—the sky messenger—emphasizes both significant and subtle details. All details contribute to the teachings of this day, helping us absorb the lessons of closure and renewal offered by the current Kame Trecena.
While Kame may present challenges, Tz’ikin encourages us to trust in these as opportunities for connection and growth. This can manifest metaphorically as the council of dreams, where collaboration leads to necessary adjustments for both individuals and the community.
Today, we can trust in the expansive perspective of Tz’ikin to guide us toward a renewed collective vision. Success and fortune lies not only in pursuing individual goals but also in the insights and love that emerge from unity and sharing. The influence of today calls us to embrace a more intelligent, collective dream that is unfolding around us.
10 Tz’ikin Communities prosper when each member of that community is strong and healthy. Should one member have a problem, a strong community will rally round and ensure that the individual is supported.
Each member of the community brings their own wisdom and energy and is valued for their input. The ability to freely give that support, and accept it when it is offered is what truly benefits the community and everyone in it.
Tz’ikin is the day of visions and these visions are known to bring prosperity, both to yourself and your community. This prosperity may be financial, but it may also be greater wisdom or understanding.
Sometimes these visions may be grand and may require skills or knowledge that you don’t possess in order to achieve them. –Mark Elmy
10 Tz’ikin The entire universe is connected to us; we are part of the Earth and the Cosmos, and as we navigate through this reality, we are not alone: the mountains and rivers, trees and stars accompany us, and we are guided by the strength and wisdom of our ancestors.
This day opens spaces and opportunities for us to connect with the magic and wisdom gifted to us by the Universe and Mother Earth, along with all the knowledge and power that reside within us, allowing us to see life from a different perspective, free from limitations.
Let us feel, seek, listen, observe, and remain open to receive. –Denise Barrios
Both Eagle and Quetzal hold a revered place in Mayan Tradition as symbols of vision, freedom, and the bridge between the earthly and celestial realms.
Eagle, with its keen eyesight and ability to soar high above the world, embodies the qualities that make it a powerful spirit guide for those seeking clarity, perspective, and the courage to reach for their dreams.
In the prophecies of the Chortis (Mayan natives of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador), it says: “The eagle hunted a serpent in the sea and came to devour it on the earth. The serpent’s blood spilled on the earth and fed it and this way the crops were saved.”
The Mayans saw the Eagle as the intermediary between the divine and the human, carrying messages and insights from the heavens to guide us on our earthly journey.
Eagle's vision is eight times greater than that of humans, signifying that this spirit animal bestows upon its followers the gift of seeing the bigger picture, gaining a higher perspective to better assess situations and make informed choices.
How can I use today’s insights to refine my vision, ensuring it aligns with the values of integrity and connection? Am I open to receiving support from my community as I navigate challenges and work toward my vision of prosperity?
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