Daily Mayan Energy Guide
Oxib’ (3) Iq’ | Trecena of Ajpu
Gregorian Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Haab’: Majb’al (0) Tz'itilaqam
Solar Month Meaning: Tz'itilaqam is a period of spiritual resetting and redirection. With “0” Majb’al marking the seating of the month, today carries an energy of quiet preparation—what is initiated now unfolds over the coming solar days.
Today’s Ch’umilab’:
Iq’ is the energy of wind, breath, voice, purification, and inspiration. It is the force that moves through the world like a sacred breeze—sometimes gentle and clarifying, sometimes a sudden gust of transformation. It governs the mind, ideas, communication, and change.
The number 3 (Oxib’) speaks of the three planes of existence: the underworld, middle world, and upper world. It can bring emotional or spiritual turbulence, but also deep insight and movement between realms. Combined with Iq’, this day has the potential to stir great winds of change, especially in your thoughts, speech, and relationships.
Ajpu's trecena reminds us that we are walking a path of clarity and alignment. Today, clarity may come through words, breath, or the courage to release what no longer serves.
What to Look Out For:
Mental overstimulation or restlessness—your thoughts may move faster than usual.
Strong opinions or a desire to speak truth—but beware of sharp words or reactionary speech.
Emotional intensity or unpredictable shifts in energy, especially related to unresolved issues.
Vivid dreams or messages from spirit, wind, or ancestral breath.
How to Align with Today’s Energy:
Breathe with intention. Pranayama, wind meditations, or even walking outdoors to feel the breeze can ground you.
Speak only what is necessary and clear. This is a powerful day for spoken prayer, song, or affirmations, but not for gossip or impulsive outbursts.
Offer copal, tobacco, or words to the wind as a sign of gratitude and purification.
Let go of a thought, idea, or story that no longer serves your evolution.
Body Experience:
Governing body parts: Respiratory system and throat.
Support your voice and breath—drink warm liquids, avoid cold drafts, and practice mindful speaking.
Journal or voice record your thoughts to release excess mental energy.
If tension rises in the chest or throat, pause and breathe deeply through your nose, imagining the wind clearing you inside.
Final Thought:
The wind cannot be seen, but it can be felt. Iq’ teaches us that truth, like breath, must move freely. On this day of transition between Haab’ months and guided by the number 3, be the channel—not the blockage. Let spirit speak through you, let the wind carry away your burdens, and let silence be your teacher when needed.
Journal Prompts:
What thoughts or stories am I ready to release into the wind today?
How am I using my voice—with truth, compassion, or haste?
What message is the breath of life trying to deliver to me right now?