Mayan Daily Insights: One Day, One Insight

Yesterday we spoke about the idea of creating enough space to really enjoy where we stand today, and soak in those rays of light.  Today we bring in that light.  Sunday, March 7, 2010 is 11 Ahau, the Light and Lord in the Mayan Tzolkin Calendar.

Not everyone wants to turn credit over to something seen as bigger than life.  Do we dare go in the other direction and give it to fate or chance?  Look around, this is an amazing world, and we are willing participants.  How could this have happened, if not by design?

Today is the eleventh day of the thirteen day cycle.  Remember yesterday, awakening into the day with enough time to take in that breath and make room for the light.  Now the light is here, the Ahau symbol that doesn’t care who or what we give the credit to, this is our world collectively, with both body and spirit.  This is our world by design.

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