Saturday, August 16, 2008 is 2 Eb (The Road):Yesterday was playful and decadent in its nature, allowing us to taste whatever we choose from the smorgasbord of life.Today we bring in the energy of Eb, the Road.
We have a powerful dichotomy in perceiving our individuality in thought and direction.We use what we have to understand and make proper choices.Yet what nourishes us?To some extent we are also open vessels, and when we allow ourselves to relinquish our control, just for that moment, we may find the universe there to greet us, and the abundance of “all that is” can replenish our dwindling supplies.
Abundance is not found in the pre-defined, for that which is so strongly controlled has no room for new possibilities.
This posting contains a clairvoyant interpretation of the Mayan Tzolkin Calendar, a spiritually focused calendar, presented by Estee Taschereau. Private sessions are available by phone for life journey consultations.
Sunday, July 27, 2008 is 8 Eb (The Road): Today is an excellent day to rest, and replenish. The road, the sign of Eb, is all about the harvest. We can look at the content, the harvest, but what if we look to the container? How open are you to receiving? Eight is a balanced day, and a day of empowerment.
Count your blessings, you may be surprised what you find. Want more? Count your blessings, and bring the empowerment of what is in your hands right now, and bring your focus toward fulfillment, not lack.
This posting contains a clairvoyant interpretation of the Mayan Tzolkin Calendar, a spiritually focused calendar, presented by Estee Taschereau through her venue YinYangPower.com
Monday, July 7, 2008 is 1Eb(The Road):We begin this cycle with a tone of fluidity, a statement that will continue into the next day.The last cycle was so strongly supported, on a spiritual level, and now we are given free rein.The infinite possibility of the universe may be available to us, but that does not mean that we are intended to bring that entire universe into our physical realm.
This is like looking in a full refrigerator and trying to eat everything in one sitting.No, we must decide what we want, be selective.We can approach this choice in many ways, such as the maturity of “will this nourish me” or the child-like, “will this taste good, or we can progress into utilizing all aspects of self and create a banquet that will both nourish and please.
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