Learning to Calendar Journey
This Calendar is a Language for having a conversation with the Universe.
Three Threads
20 Day Signs
13 Numbers
5 Colors
Spun and Woven into the Storied Fabric of Time
13 Day Waves
13 Moon Years
13 Year Journeys
In less than an hour you can learn the fundamentals of Calendar Journeying.
Below is an audio you can listen to, recorded in the Winter of 2009 as well as handouts to view as you listen.
Intro to Calendar Journeying ~ an hour
OR Listen to the recording by calling: 641-715-3900 extension 94165#
Keywords Handout
Descriptions of some of the qualities embodied by the Day Signs and Numbers
Moon 8 handout for viewing while listening
In the 260-day Mayan Time Cycle called the Tzol'kin, each day is know by its Day Sign and Number.
Visuals of the 20 Day Signs and 13 Numbers
20 Day Signs
There are 20 Day Signs (or Kin). Each day is named for, and manifests the qualities of, its Day Sign:
a Dragon day,
a Wind day,
a Night day,
a Seed day, etc.
The Day Signs follow one another, counterclockwise, around the circle, always in the same order. We get to know each Day Sign through experience, and by making associations with its name and image, as we live the qualities of its day. Which are already familiar to you? Which feel unknown or even strange? Can you remember days that have felt like these?
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Li's beautiful expression of time creates a sense of renewal and adventure. It continually helps me to step down from rushing through time into savoring time and the magic of life.
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Working with the calendar has changed and charged my life ! I now find I have focus to my energy, direction to my plans, and a way to chart what I may come up or work with in the future... And guided by a tool and a universal energy that has not ever steered me wrong in four years. Thank you Li for making this available to everyone!!
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Li's calendar and her work with astrology and essences are vital tools of deep understanding which can help students of life grasp the elusive cyclical nature of all phenomena.
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