The Tzolkin, the sacred 260 day calendar

At the heart of a reading sits the Tzolkin, the sacred calendar of the Maya. It runs for 260 days, then begins again, turning like a wheel.

A living rhythm

The calendar was never only about counting days. It was a way of feeling the quality of a day, its mood and its invitation. Some days are for beginnings, some for rest, some for repair.

When you know the rhythm, the week stops feeling like a flat line. You start to notice the days that suit a bold step and the days that ask you to slow down.

Finding your place in it

Your day sign is your anchor in this wheel. From there you can see how the rhythm moves through your own life, your seasons of effort and your seasons of quiet.

This is the part of a reading people tell me stays with them. Not a rule to obey, just a gentler way to move through time.