Mayan Calendar Journey Cards by EpicLife

Mayan Calendar Journey Cards by EpicLife

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1 – Dog (Oc)
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by Ian Xel Lungold

Courage, justice, loyalty, valiant, playful and protective are traits of Dog (Oc). A good day to enjoy family and friends…Click here to read full description.
1 Dog (Oc)

The Trecena of Tz’i
(24th October – 5 November 2025)

by Mark Elmy

The Trecena of Tz’i is a time of renewal of faith, a time to bring new justice to our world, a time to trust our guidance and more than anything, a time to embrace the unconditional love within each one of us. 

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Mark Elmy

Tzolkin Trecena Notes
1 Dog (Oc)

by William and Viola Welsch

The Classic Mayan hieroglyph for Oc is the face of a dog, and in Mayan mythology, Dog carries a torch and guides humans on their journey through the dark Underworld. Dog symbolizes guidance, loyalty, companionship, consistency, and commitmentClick here to read full article.

1 Dog (Oc)

Jaguar Wisdom
1 – Dog (Oc)

by Kenneth Johnson

Usually, Tz’i days have a licentious reputation / element of life, with 7 as the “most likely to indulge.” But sometimes the polarities which underlie Mayan cosmovision can bring about a complete shift or transformation…Click here to read full article.

1 Dog by Itzep

The Tzolk’in Clock
Dog (Oc)

by White Shaman

The Dog trecena celebrates what makes us human and is a time to appreciate the special place of being human in this realm. Music is a good example of something appreciated by humans. It’s impossible to image life without it. Don McLean wrote a song about it, “Bye, Bye Miss American Pie”…Click here to read full article.

1 Dog (Oc) by White Shaman

Archaeologists Uncover Maya Factory Hidden Underwater 

by Lydia Amazouz

IIn a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, a complete Late Classic Maya residential compound has been found submerged in the Punta Ycacos Lagoon, Belize. This find offers an exceptional glimpse into the daily life of the Maya, revealing structures once thought lost to time. The compound, known as Cho-ok Ayin, showcases remarkable preservation, thanks to the unique conditions of the lagoon’s mangrove peat. Researchers are now piecing together the significance of this salt-producing settlement and its place in ancient Maya society...Click here to read full article.

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