Special day as it is the reminder of Heart of Heaven, Heart of the Earth, day of creation and revelation of the cosmos. It is the Ch'umil of healers and doctors. It is the sign of strong and courageous people, collaborating, friendly and affectionate people. It is the energy that opens the doors to rain. Agility in space and time. Cut the veils of illusion to open the doors to new dimensions and spheres of reality.
The double edged pedernal knife, with the potential to cut the negative and the positive. Forged from the Sacred Fire, the Thunder and Mother Earth, the obsidian is it's representation on Mother Nature.
The glyph symbolizes the borders of the pedernal knife seen from sharp end.
The person born in Tijax received Tz'i' energies in its conception and its fate will be influenced by Kame. This person can be a great healer since the embodiment of a lot of power in her hands, and can also become an Ajq'ij.
Positive characteristics:ease of speaking in public, ability to cultivate medicine, and to help healing people and animals. Co-worker, a practitioner of human love, takes the problems of others as her own.
Negative characteristics: biliary, tends to be violent, vindictive, resentful and angry.
Tijax is a day of purification and balance of our actions. Day to ask for health, to abandon enemies that carry negative energy, to ask for memory and intelligence. The ceremonies that are celebrated before this day are to prevent and free us from evils and accidents.
A day to cure physical and mental illnesses, as well as to protect pets from disease. Spirit guides born in Tijax have the task of offering the Toj, (the offering), in the Mayan altars.
Oh you, beauty of the day! You JunRaQan, you Heart of Heaven and Earth! You giver of wealth, you giver of daughters and sons! ... May they not find misfortune or disgrace, may the deceiver not enter either behind or in front of them. That they do not fall, that they be not injured. That they do not fall on the way down or up the road. May they not find an obstacle either behind or in front of them, or anything that hits them ... may the existence of those who give you sustenance and food in your mouth, in your presence be good...
- Popol Vuh