Eagles are the intermediary between Heaven and Earth. With a superior point of view and keen intelligence, Eagles can achieve abundance and good fortune. The eagle is a messenger gifted with patience and a deep sense of value, hope and trust on the wings of spirit. Click here to read full description.

The Trecena of Tz'ikin
(9th - 22nd November 2023)

by Mark Elmy

 

The trecena of Tz'ikin brings the opportunity to bring forward a new vision for ourselves, our family or our community. It brings a time of re-envisioning how we choose our world to be, how to create a new time of sustainable prosperity.

 

Tzolkin Trecena Notes
1 - Eagle (Men)

by William and Viola Welsch

 

According to Maya legend, the sun was an Eagle and one of the most powerful day signs. In Mesoamerican myth, everything has two aspects or faces, so the Eagle carries the symbolism of the moon as well as the sun. On the one hand, a young moon goddess represents budding and flowering, and on the other hand, an old moon goddess represents ancient wisdom...Click here to read full article

Jaguar Wisdom
1 - Eagle (Men) 
by Kenneth Johnson

 

This is the trecena of achievement. The eagle flies close to heaven and sees the visions moving in the clouds above, then swoops down to earth with extraordinary accuracy to bring manifestation to the world below. Let your prayers be filled with the power of your most powerful intentions and aspirations, for this is a time when the light in the clouds above may be made clear and substantial in the light of the world below...Click here to read full article.

 

 

The Eagle trecena, on the Mayan clock, should be discussed together with the next Star trecena. They both play a more active role, working together. Shown below are these two trecenas as depicted in the Aztec version of the Tzolk'in...Click here to read full article.

by finebooksmagazine.com

After seven years and thanks to a team of international specialists, the Florentine Codex, the most important manuscript surviving from early colonial Mexico and rich in pre-colonial Indigenous knowledge, is now available to explore online with new translations and features.
 

The Florentine Codex (so named because it resides at the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana in Florence, Italy) is a 16th-century manuscript that details, in both the Spanish and Nahuatl languages, the culture and history of the Mexica (Aztec) people, including the invasion of Mexico City by the Spaniards and their Indigenous allies. It reveals the manuscript’s contents by providing access to new and previously published Nahuatl and Spanish language transcriptions, English and Spanish translations, as well as easily searchable texts and images…Click here to read full article.