Mayan Daily Insights: Our Qualities, Virtues, and Values

In the Mayan Daily Insights, Sunday, April 12, 2009 is 7 Chuen, the Monkey. The past two days have been so contemplative, isn’t it about time we lighten up? Chuen brings us the chance to play, throwing caution to the wind and dancing a wild dance.

Chuen, as the child, is arms wide open. When we open our hearts we must also open our eyes and remain aware. We must retain our sense of self, and the shape of our inner world.
Chuen lets us free-flow, to immerse ourselves playfully in expressive release. This does not mean we can mix our burdens into the festivities, or use today as a dumping-ground for every chunk of frustration we have held on to over time. On the other hand this day is not intended for us to open ourselves so much that we give away everything we have worked hard to achieve.

We all live in the same world, and our porridge comes out of the same pot, but magically each bowl takes on its on characteristics. One bowl is too hot, another too cold. One bowl, and I think this is the one in the middle, is just right. Which bowl do you choose, our dear little Goldilocks?

This posting contains a clairvoyant interpretation of the Mayan Tzolkin Calendar, a spiritually focused calendar, presented by Estee Taschereau. Private sessions by phone can be scheduled for personal insights and recognition of your abilities.

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