3 B’atz is more of a planning day, than an action day. Allow your inner creativity to weave ideas within you to manifest to the external world on a more conducive day. –Mark Elmy
B’atz: Time, Thread, Spirituality, The Arts, Development, Couple, Partnership, Marriage, Family, Connection, Unity, Love, Healing, Joy, New Beginnings Pronunciation: “Bahts” Sacred Animal: Monkey Energy Places: Forests, Lakes, Clear Night Sky Colors: Red, Orange Body Parts: Blood Vessels
B’atz Glyph: The top part of the glyph is a cone that has time rolled up in it. The cone descends to a triangle, which represents our dimension, and then to the sphere of the Earth, passing through the angles, which are the two polarities; masculine and feminine. –Carlos Barrios
B’atz symbolizes evolution, movement, motion, and development; initiation, affirmation, and favorable divination readings; intelligence and wisdom; and especially marriage and pregnancy.
B’atz is the nawal of the arts, artists, and the art of weaving, and as such, represents all concepts and elements of life related to art and weaving, from time itself–called by the Maya “the thread of life”–to the life-connecting umbilical cord. –Brigitte Rasine
Diana’s Observations:
Today’s nawal of love, healing, and creativity interfaces with the insecure, risk-taking, and offspring qualities of Power 3. This marks a special day to form and mold ourselves through our innate creativity—and perhaps the gifts of spontaneity—as we navigate any doubts and challenges. Though 3 may stir unexpected obstacles and uncertainties, B’atz endows us with the power to innovate, renew, and creatively untangle tough knots.
Under the influence of the Toj Trecena, teaching us the virtues of gratitude, offerings, and reciprocity, today’s 3 B’atz can signify making an intentional offering of love, compassion, and creativity, especially toward ourselves, in order to transmute obstacles and insecurities into vision and direction.
With 3 also representing home, offspring—the parents and the child, today invites us to make a special offering to a relevant area of our lives. The inner-alchemy qualities of the 3 combined with the playful energy of B’atz can tie us with our ‘Inner Child’ today. It not only reminds us to express our warmth, fun, and joy but to reconnect with unresolved aspects of our younger selves, for the purpose of healing and greater understanding of our current path as our adult selves.
Our childhood experiences—both positive and negative—continue to shape the tapestry of our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Recognizing and honoring the needs of our inner child is often a valuable part of our personal development, allowing us to improve how we manage our adult emotions and relationships.
By applying the B’atz qualities of connection, innovation, and creativity today, we may open a new channel of understanding how our past has designed our present, and how this wisdom can drive us to our destiny of greater purpose. Through the Toj Trecena’s influence, inner resolution can deepen warmth and magnetism in our relationships, cultivating balanced exchanges and nurturing both our home and partnerships.
Observations by Mayan Spiritual Guides:
3 B’atz This might be considered to be a rather unusual day of B’atz, and possibly the only one. B’atz is usually thought of as bringing and outgoing, fun-loving and talented energy. However, it could be that today things seem a bit flat.
This may prove to be an excellent day for creation within the home environment, beautifying your inner world. It could be a great day for applying creative skills to matters of the home such as interior design. It could also be a great day for getting creative in the kitchen! –Mark Elmy
3 B’atz B’atz’, the thread of time that weaves our existence, which symbolizes evolution and human life, converges today with the number Oxib’, which represents the results of our actions, and the trecena of Toj, symbolizing reciprocity. Creating our destiny is a gift, a power we hold. Today, the energies remind us of the importance of defining the path our existence takes, projecting and acting to achieve what we desire in life, and to fulfill our purpose of being. –Denise Barrios
Monkey symbolism recognizes that playfulness and entertainment are useful for the soul. Therefore, this spirit animal reminds you that these things should be included in your day regularly.
When it comes to solving problems, this creature represents how to use your ingenuity and resourcefulness to solve problems. If you are honest with yourself, you will be able to resolve any issue you come across.
The monkey spirit animal highlights the importance of innovation in tackling life's challenges. By thinking outside the box and embracing new approaches, we can find more efficient and effective ways to reach our goals and overcome adversity. –spirit-animals.com
How can I honor my inner child’s unmet needs today through a creative act of self-love? How might this act of self-care ripple outward, nurturing balance in my relationships and home? How can I use art or reflection to turn my story into one of healing?
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