Maya Time
The energy of the day

In the K'iche' highland tradition, K'at is the net in which harvests are still carried through the western highlands of Guatemala to this day. This energy can invite you to draw things together, whether your harvest, your ideas, or people gathered for a shared occasion. The Two places a counterpart beside your sign and seeks balance.

Saturday, 25 July 2026

2 K'at

K'an

South· Yellow
Nawal
Nawal, One of the 20 day-signs of the Maya calendar. Each nawal carries its own energy and a hand-drawn glyph, your birth nawal describes the keynote you arrive in the world with.
Tone (number)
Tone (number), The number from 1 to 13 that accompanies each day-sign. It colours the nawal's energy, from the quiet One to the full Thirteen.
Core message

Something in you wants to draw together today what belongs together, and at the same time to sense what has already grown heavy. You do not have to hold on to everything just because your net has room for it. Gather what nourishes you with gratitude, and gently release what binds you more than it carries.

In brief

K'at is the net that gathers and multiplies, an energy of abundance and harvest that also remembers what binds us. The Two places a counterpart beside your sign and seeks balance.

Personal resonance

What does this energy mean for you personally?

How does today's energy resonate with your birth energy?

Today’s guidance
What supports & what to watch

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Affirmation

I gather freely and release freely.

Questions for reflection
  • What am I carrying in my net today that truly nourishes me?
  • Where am I holding on to something that has long wanted to grow lighter?
  • Am I gathering right now from abundance or from fear of loss?
  • Which people or ideas want to come together today?
  • What may I release so that my net has room again?
Use this as a tool for reflection, not as medical, psychological or predictive guidance. This reading uses the 260-day Maya count.