Articles about the Maya Calendar: the 260 Kin, their 20 seals and 13 tones.
In the Maya Tzolkin, the unity of Tone 1 is followed by the challenge of the Lunar Tone. Tone 2 teaches working with polarity — and finding stability within it.
Muluc is the ninth of the 20 Maya solar seals: the Red Moon in the Dreamspell, water in the tradition. What the seal says about feelings, inner clearing and letting things flow.
Cib, the Yellow Warrior in UmbraLux, is the 16th of the 20 Maya solar seals. What it says about courage, critical questions, wisdom and forgiveness, and how the Dreamspell differs from the tradition.
Kan is the fourth of the 20 Maya solar seals: the Yellow Seed in the Dreamspell, linked with ripe maize in the tradition. What the seal says about growth, patience and ripening.
Akbal, the Blue Night in UmbraLux, is the third of the 20 Maya solar seals. What it says about dreams, intuition and retreat, and how the Dreamspell differs from the tradition.
Tone 7 in the Maya calendar represents Resonance and Attunement — the mystical midpoint of the 13-day Wavespell where everything comes into alignment.
Maya Tone 4 symbolizes the principle of definition and form. People with this tone bring natural order to the world — when they find the right balance.
In the Maya Tzolkin calendar, Tone 3, the Electric Tone, represents activation, bonding and service — the force that sets ideas into motion.
Tone 1 in the Maya Tzolkin represents unity and intention – it marks the beginning of each wavespell and invites conscious intention setting.
José Argüelles' 13-Moon Calendar draws on Maya timekeeping: 13 months of 28 days plus a Day Out of Time, as a path to a more even sense of time.
Ix is the 14th of the 20 Maya solar seals: the White Wizard in the Dreamspell, the jaguar in the tradition. What the seal says about presence, integrity and its shadows.
In colonial sources from Yucatán, Hunab Ku is the one god. José Argüelles turned it into the galactic center from which the Tzolkin draws its energy.
Ben, the Red Skywalker in UmbraLux, is the 13th of the 20 Maya solar seals. What it says about setting out, responsibility and connection, and how the Dreamspell differs from the tradition.
The Maya tracked the Venus cycle over 584 days with great precision. What does this cycle mean — and how does it relate to our personal growth?
The Maya Long Count is a 5,125-year cycle measuring grand cosmic periods – not a doomsday calendar, but an instrument for understanding collective evolution.
Etznab, the flint knife in the Maya calendar, represents clarity, truth, and the courage to cut through illusions.
Men, the Eagle, is the 15th Maya Sun Sign — a symbol of sharp intellect, broad vision, and the courage to see beyond immediate appearances. What the Blue Eagle reveals about you.
The Maya sun sign Lamat embodies Venus energy, playfulness and harmonious connection — behind its lightness lies a deep emotional world.
Cimi, the sixth Maya sun seal, symbolizes death as transition, ancestral connection, and the power of surrender — a profound sign of transformation.
The Maya sun sign Chuen – the Blue Monkey – represents creativity, playfulness, and the power of magical expression. What this sign reveals about your nature.
Sun sign Eb (the Road, the Grass) in the Maya calendar stands for journey, growth, and collective progress. What defines Eb people and how they use their energy.
The Maya Sun Sign Oc stands for loyalty, protection, and the power of unconditional love. People born under this sign are seen as loyal companions and protectors.
Manik is the seventh of the 20 Maya solar seals: the Blue Hand in the Dreamspell, the deer in the tradition. What the seal says about drive, skill and bringing things to completion.
The Maya sun sign Ik (Wind) represents communication, change, and divine breath – people of this sign are bridges between worlds.
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