Cholq'ij
Tzolkin Maya, Sacred calendar

Wukub´, Ton 7, Number 7

(Ton, masculine principle, objective, intention)

Day 4 - Action

Highest point

Connection with the physical path, vision of the whole, divination

Sustenance

Connection with physical new path

Seven stands as a mirror to divide light and dark and to reflect the reality of things.

Seven is associated with the Source of Creation and the flow of divine will.

With a keen sense of ethics, seven establishes purpose to current and future goals. It is the spinal column of the 13 Ton cycle.
It is the mystic. It orients, channels, guides, finds mistakes, inspires. It is the center of the center. It is the Light that opens up New paths.

Symbolizes: Mystical power, mystic manifestation and illumination, self-acceptance, direct connection with the Source.

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Ajpu, Ajaw, Ahau, Sun, the lord of the blowpipe

(Kin, feminine principle, character, sentiment)

The full realization, the victory, the flower, the king, the sun and the moon

Day to shine

Element: Earth
Color: Yellow
Direction: South
Animal: Human
Body part: Chest
Opposite elements: Everything / Emptiness

The One the All, universal understanding, full realization, security, spiritual Warrior, Human being, Sun, power of life, fertility, infinity, knowledge, wisdom, integration of the world, friendship, guidance, wish, message, origin

Egocentrism, individualism, doubt, anger, irresponsibility

Ajpu is the time of the victory, the time before the new birth, the completion of the cycle.
Ajpu symbolizes the Mayan zero which is in the same time the All and the Nothing. It is pure potential, opportunities to realize. It is the Seed and its Wish of Life.

Ajpu also symbolizes the infinite power, the universal understanding, the immortality, the integration of the World. It is the fusion of love and spirit, the male and female principles, the full realization.

It is a very powerful day that brings the liberation, the solution to problems and gives the strength of the Warrior.

Ajpu/Ajaw says:

- The Present Is The Present -

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