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In-depth guides to the Maya calendar: your day sign, the numbers and the nawals, birth timing and birth types, and how to use your report.

Guide 1
Your Day Sign in the Maya Calendar
Your day sign is two forces in one — a constant automatic impulse formed at conception, and personality patterns formed in the womb. Learn how they shape you.
Guide 2
Your Automatic Impulse Began at Conception
Why do you react the way you do, before you even think? The Maya tradition traces your automatic impulse to one moment: the atmosphere of your conception
Guide 3
Why Birth Timing Matters
In the Maya tradition a baby chooses its own birth day — that is why the reasons behind your behavior patterns can be read at all.
Guide 4
Birth Types in the Maya Calendar — and How They Affect You
Natural birth, cesarean, or premature — the way you were born might affect your behavior. A day not chosen does not connect to the atmosphere that formed you.
Guide 5
The Maya Understanding of Life and Human Nature
Discover how the Maya tradition sees life — everything alive, held in balance, connected as one web — and how human nature forms before the first breath.
Guide 6
The Nine Months That Shape Your Personality
Your personality formed across nine months in your mother's womb — absorbed through her experience. Discover the twenty pregnancy patterns of the Maya tradition
Guide 7
The Larger System: The Forces Beyond Your Day Sign
Why does life move in seasons of highs and lows? The Maya calendar answers with forces beyond your day sign: the trecena wave and the Mam, elder of the year.
Guide 8
The Numbers: Your Constant Impulse
What do the numbers in the Maya calendar mean? Not quantities but forces — thirteen constant impulses, each formed by a different kind of conception
Guide 9
The Nawals: Your Personality
What do the nawals of the Maya calendar mean? Twenty personalities, each formed by a different kind of pregnancy — and a free overview of the one you carry.
Guide 10
Deeper Concepts: The Consciousness Behind It All
Was your consciousness awake before birth? The Maya tradition says yes — meet the Uxlab, your inner being, and the Chajinel, the guardian of your mind.
Guide 11
Using Your Report
Your report is a mirror, not a verdict. How to read it slowly, keep what resonates, notice warm and cold — and find the space where conscious choice lives.
Guide 12
The Terms of the Tradition
Every term of the Maya formation tradition in one place — nawal, day sign, Tzolk'in, trecena, Mam, Uxlab, Ch'ob'oj — each explained in plain language.

Short answers to common questions are in the FAQ.