Chuen holds within its grasp the inner child. With this comes the spontaneity and innocent qualities that many of us lose sight of over time. Life experiences can cause us to lose our trust, especially ones brought about by betrayal by others or the overstepping of boundaries.
Life means duality, and the paradox contained within the folds of Chuen touch us to the very core. The child is open, and at times vulnerable. Our child dictates our relationship with others, our creativity, self love, and a vast array of other interactive skills. We are told we must outgrow our childish ways, but in truth we must keep that part of us alive. Chuen is our “me” space, and in this space we find our identity and impression of value.
We can restore balance to the sanctuary of the inner child, creating a safe space in which we hold all of life’s experiences.
Chuen is the eleventh glyph of named days in the Mayan Tzolkin calendar, and will repeat every twenty days, but with a different number day. Which day were you born on? What degree of destiny or fate does your birthdate hold? The combination of named day and number day only comes around once every 52 years. What does your combination say about you? Sign up for your Mayan Birthdate reading today!
