Mayan Astrology Reports
Discover the Hidden Pattern That Shapes Your Life
Your Mayan Sun Sign was calculated the day you were born — from a calendar Mayan daykeepers have maintained in an unbroken count for thousands of years. One personalized report. Surprisingly precise. The part that unsettles people is how accurately it names what they’ve always known about themselves but never had words for.
by Ian Xel Lungold
Bringers of the dawn. Dreamers who bring the new sun to clarify and illuminate the road of life. Bring forth new solutions and artistic inspiration…Click here to read full description.
The Trecena of Aq’ab’al
(24th July – 5th August, 2026)
by Mark Elmy
Somewhere in the darkness, light begins to make its presence known. This is the beginning of beginnings, it is the first spark of the fire. The first spark needs tending, gentle use of breath and material in order to grow it into the fire it will become. The spark may represent a new idea that you have, but this is the first thought of this idea. It is something that comes in the waking moment, fresh from the dream world. It has started to emerge into this world, but is still uncertain, hidden and yet to take much form. This is the moment where it needs support and tending, just as the spark, or the newborn needs care and attention. This is where the input and encouragement of family, friends and community can help that spark to become the fire, or that newborn to grow.
Click here to view Mark’s Aq’ab’al Trecena video.
Tzolkin Trecena Notes
1 Night (Akbal)
by William and Viola Welsch
Introspective Dreamtime, Darkness, Stillness, Sanctuary, Temple, Travel the Void Within to Birth New Ideas, Travel the Underworld in Search of Wisdom.
This glyph signifies the owl and represents light and dark at the same time. The two circumferences at the top represent the energy of creation, and the dots below represent receptive energy”…Click here to read full article.
Jaguar Wisdom
1 – Akbal
by Kenneth Johnson
The word aq’ab’al itself means “darkness.” But when they teach you about the day signs, they will tell you that Aq’ab’al actually symbolizes the dawn. It is the moment when darkness and light are equal. It is dusk and dawn, the “in between” times. We cannot come fully to the light until we have recognized and understood our own darkness. This is a time when we may easily “walk in between the worlds.” Click here to read full article.
The Tzolk’in Clock
Night (Akbal)
by White Shaman
This image of the Tzolk’in is presented as a 260 day Clock. The trecena of House (Akbal) starts in the top left corner and is underlined. The background image is from the Madrid codex, penned around 1562 AD. The Tzolk’in calendar encourages and brings focus to living each day with a mindful purpose and action. Take a minute to look at this before reading further…Click here to read full article.
Calakmul Mural Identified As Mythical Maya Hero Juun Ajaw
by Mark Milligan
In a groundbreaking discovery at the ancient city of Calakmul, archaeologists have identified what is believed to be the earliest known mural of the mythical Maya hero Juun Ajaw. Following three years of intensive digital analysis—including 3D photogrammetry and virtual architectural modeling—researchers were able to reconstruct a heavily damaged painting hidden within Structure II. The stunning reconstruction reveals Juun Ajaw engaged in a scene of aquatic hunting, situated within a chamber intentionally designed to mimic the interior of a sacred cave. In the Maya worldview, these cave-like spaces held immense cosmological power, serving as physical portals to mythological realms.
Beyond the striking imagery, the mural contains a crucial detail that is reshaping our understanding of early Maya civilization: a symbol likely representing a marker in the 260-day Tzolk’in ritual calendar. This fascinating addition suggests that even during the Preclassic period, the ancient Maya were already successfully embedding their mythological narratives into both physical architecture and specific ceremonial timeframes. Click here to read full article.
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