The daily quality of TIJAAX is primarily linked to the power of women. Once the woman has integrated her qualities, she represents immediacy, clarity, strength, intuition, combined with gentleness, kindness, compassion and a connecting and all-nourishing warmth of the heart. On subtle levels, these qualities are also expressed in the image of the Black Goddess of different cultures and religions. The polar power of light and dark challenges people to connect both parts and bring them into harmony. TIJAAX is the contrast, the double-edged sword, sharpness and softness, the power of distinction, the softness in clarity and sharpness at a given moment transformed.

TIJAAX rules with the sword of clarity and justice and, as a warrior of the heart, separates the truth from the untruth. As a healer, she is ready to descend into the depths of the unconscious and dark humanity in order to free the human soul for the path into the light.

In TIJAAX we overcome a reduced view of life, we expand the narrow view of assessing life situations in black and white, good and evil, light and shadow. In Maya, the shades of light always show themselves without evaluation or judgment, as part of divine creation, as the effects of a sheen of light in polarity. There are many opportunities for people to experience and develop in this area of tension.

In TIAAX we recognize and free the connection between the energetic cycle in which perpetrators and victims find themselves. Both always deal with the same topic, often over many incarnations, and move and meet in the cycle of lower forces and beings that influence them. The power of the sword is a special task for whoever is associated with it. If misused, it is directed against the wearer himself.

In these unconscious and unclear aspects of being human, TIJAAX is also a day of soul wounds, injuries, heartache, heaviness and suffering. For this reason, in Maya, TIJAAX is associated with the transition to the underworld. Damage magicians work with the sword on this day to destroy and create separation.

The sword, carried in divine awareness and love, separates what is unclear, impure and untrue and thus brings people purity, healing and knowledge. The human soul rises from the misty, unconscious parts of the darkness and strives over the black mists that open up with the blow of the sword into the light of knowledge.

TIJAAX is associated with the quality of obsidian, which is brittle, sharp and difficult to work with. However, anyone who has polished the obsidian with patience and empathy recognizes its possibilities of developing the protective silence, the nocturnal, radiating warmth, protection and harmony from the gentleness of the shadow realm.

TIJAAX also represents the harmonious, warming and protective sacred underworld. In the light of the moon, TIJAAX provides security, protection and mystery in the force field of the moon goddess IXCHEL.

Optimistic people live out the strengths of those born in TIJAAX, they uphold human values, they like to work together in a team spirit. They are not confused by passions and are reliable in love and friendships. They like to take on other people's problems and speak out vehemently against any violence and injustice. They speak and act with the sword when injustice occurs, like to fight for their rights and for the dignity of others and are therefore quick to take sides. However, they are also susceptible to fanaticism and opinionatedness.

Those born in TIJAAX are usually also strong healers. They often fight with all their strength for the well-being of a person and use their ability to differentiate to orient themselves and become aware of other people (mission idea). In the healing area, you like to work with the sword of clarity and separate energy connections that hinder people on their path. They are good bridge builders between light and dark if they have learned to bring both worlds and sources of wisdom into harmony.

The weaknesses of those born in TIJAAX are anger, aggression, a tendency to injustice and harshness, to fanaticism and condemnation. They don't like having much fun and often neglect their family and partners with great coldness. They are very restless and opinionated. Their fight for what is good changes the moment they elevate themselves as guardians of the truth and use all means to achieve justice. They fight with the sword for their beliefs and are prepared to kill for the truth and even die themselves. So they are in great danger of often raising this sword in the name of God from lower levels, from their own entanglements with power (which they themselves condemn in people), believing that they have to do this for GOD.

Ceremonies:

On this day we ask for release from attachments and burdens, inner liberation from feelings of hostility, release from bad friends, from bonds and dependencies, from physical or mental ties. We ourselves free ourselves from guilt and victim consciousness, from hindering habits and restrictive beliefs and from fanaticism. Any liberation from bondage and bondage, from excessive materialism, from catastrophes and accidents inherent in us should occur in harmony with the task of our soul. So we ask first of all for the opening of the luminous path of the soul from the dark mists of the underworlds.

Through TIJAAX we ask for freedom, health, independence and knowledge for our path in life. May everything that binds us, every blockage in recognizing our life's task, our soul parts associated with it, be recognized and dissolved through forgiveness and divine attention. On this day we ask our spirit guides to recognize arrogance and dissolve it in humility.

TIJAAX is also a very good day to use rituals to rise above the illusions of good and evil and to bring the realms of light and shadow within us into harmony.

In TIJAAX the woman is reminded of her great task as guardian and nurturer and honored as lover and beloved, as guardian of her mystery and as temple of the goddess.

Body level: teeth, tongue, fingernails and toenails

Spirit Animal: Swordfish, Shark