Mayan Calendar Wavespell—8-4-10

Wavespell of the White Mirror

August 4-16, 2010
HOUSTON, TX--Tomorrow (8/4) the Wavespell of the White Mirror starts, and we have thirteen days to get connected with what we see reflected in our world!

     The essence of the White Mirror is reflection and it invites us to go within and contemplate our lives. Is my inner world reflected in the outer world in a natural order? And the other way around. Is my outer world reflecting my inner world?

     Generally, we feel, think and say things in a certain way, but the world shows us exactly the opposite. In order to be aligned and create a balanced life, our thoughts, feelings, words and actions should be coherent.

     The White Mirror is related to the Ritual of Cutting, asking us to discriminate and to let go of what we don’t want in our lives anymore. In the Hall of Mirrors, all aspects of our personality are reflected. It gives us an opportunity to identify those things we want to keep as they are and the ones we want to change or get rid of.

     When we live from our soul, both our inner and outer worlds are reflected in a harmonic way. Our ego, instead, creates illusions as to how we see other people or situations which are not necessarily an echo of the truth.

     How do I perceive others? Do I accept everybody as they truly are or do I expect them to be and to behave the way I want them to?

     It is time to recognize what IS and what we are projecting as our own movie onto others. What is the world showing me? What am I projecting into the world? What do I have to learn from what is happening to me right here and right now?

     Pay attention to the signs presented by the symbolic world and to those messages you are getting from others and in your own current circumstances.

     Remember, what we see is what we believe and what we believe is what we get. We create based on our own beliefs… The “good” and the “bad” are just a reflection of our own image!

Fable of the Dog

     Once upon a time, in a small and distant village, a little dog seeking refuge from the Sun entered to an abandoned house. After climbing the old wood     stairs, he was happy to find there were other dogs in the room. He stared at them wagging his tail, and the other dogs did the same. He smiled and cheerfully barked at them, and they did the same. When he left the house he thought: “What a wonderful place! I will certainly come more often to visit!”

     A few days later, another dog visited the same house. He had a very different experience. When he entered that room, he felt threatened when he saw other dogs staring at him aggressively. He started to growl and so did they. He put his tail down and got the same response. He decided to leave the house immediately and thought: “What a horrible place! I will never come back again!”

     In front of the house there was an old sign saying:

House of a 1000 Mirrors

     Everything we see in the world is a reflection of our own attitude. We get what we give!

Blue Castle & Mystic Column

     The Wavespell of the White Mirror is the second Wavespell of the Blue Castle of Burning, the Castle of chaos and transformation.

During the Wavespell of the White Mirror the Mystic Column starts (8/7), a 20-day period known as the Core Days, representing time for attunement.

Mirror-Mirror, what is my role in all that is being reflected/projected in my life? Instead of expecting others or my circumstances to change, I realize it is my responsibility to identify, discriminate and cut whatever I need to let go in order to continue evolving in the Present time, without any anchors to the past or worries about the future. Freedom is NOW!     For additional information on the Blue Castle of Burning and the Mystic Column, please refer to my previous article—Wavespell of the Red Serpent.

In Lak’esh,

Mariela Maya
Yellow Electric Star
mariela@mayankin.com
+1 (832) 454-3113

In Lak’esh means “I am another yourself!”, a Mayan greeting that recognizes the Divine in each living Being. It’s a message of Unity that reminds us that, when we give, we are also receiving. In this way, the Mayan honored and respected each other, reinforcing the belief that we are all interconnected: what we do to others and to our environment will also affect ourselves in the end…

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