PART THREE

The next resource I would like to share was put forward originally by a tribe member way back on QPH.  It’s been so long that I can’t remember who it was so I apologize for stealing your thunder.  Jump in and take credit if it’s YOU - LOL.

It is the Galactic Mayan Astrological Journal created by Jyoti Imix.  She is based in the UK.

But this resource is time sensitive as the new Tzolkin spin with begin on March 25, 2025 and she usually sells out of copies, so if you want one you should not delay.  You can order on her website at https://www.jyotiimix.com/ or https://www.dreamspelldragonmama.com/

So you all know how to use a journal. Basically, it's a bunch of blank pages and you can do whatever you want. This journal is for working with the wavespells.  I will share snapshots of some of my old entries to give you a jumping off point and some ideas for how you could use the journal.  I’ll warn you though, the entries are handwritten so good luck with my penmanship, it isn’t what it used to be.  Also, keep in mind that this was my own personal way of sorting things out for myself in the beginning of my journey, so I made things up as I went along.  This was BEFORE Bella released her Mayan Time & Magic course and way before the Navigation Guide.  After flying by the seat of my pants trying to wrap my Type A brain around this stuff, to say I was ECSTATIC when Bella released MTM would be an understatement!

First, some of what the journal offers:

Space to write intentions for the whole Spin (an entire 260 day Tzolkin).

There is a poem at the beginning of each wavespell and at the end there is a page for review.

The moons are also each tracked throughout, with a poem at the beginning and a space for reflection at the end.

And at the very end, a page for a 260 Day Spin Review.

And of course a page for each day of every wavespell for an entire Tzolkin Spin.

And as always, my favorite part, and what helped me the most from every resource, is the section where there is a short entry that summarizes each of the Archetypes/Glyphs and each of the Day Tones.

Now on to my makeshift efforts at integrating Mayan wavespells:

I first started with simply copying down Bella’s daily questions and answering them.  Simple enough.

Then with each new wavespell I would tweak what I did.  So for the next wavespell I started drawing the glyphs by hand, just copying the printed one on each page of the journal, to more familiarize myself with each one. As my heading I took the day info from the right side of Bella’s daily questions sheet I’m sure you all have seen by now.  For my entry, this time around, I read the summary at the beginning of the journal for that day’s Archetype/Glyph and Day Tone and tried to combine them in my own summary which I then wrote out.

For the next wavespell, for my heading I used both sides of Bella’s daily questions sheet.  I then read the Archetype/Glyph summary in the journal and pulled out what I thought was important and wrote that down.  Then did the same for the Day Tone.  However, this time I also incorporated working with the 13:20 App to see if I could somehow combine the information to enrich my learning.  I read the summaries from the app for the Tone and Seal/Glyph and noted what resonated with me.

For the next wavespell, I added color to the printed glyph while still practicing drawing my own.  Kept using Bella’s daily questions sheet for my heading.  I stayed with using the journal’s glyph and tone summaries and wrote down what jumped out at me for that day.  I added arrows to correlate the entries for the glyph to the image of the glyph and the tone entry to the tone name.  For some reason I had difficulty with this. Shrug.  And this time around I worked with the correspondences between the glyphs and tones and the body, writing these down and labeling them.  I would then bring awareness briefly to these areas.

These are only 4 examples.  I usually do my “spiritual routine” in the morning, which would include the Mayan calendar entries.  But you could make an entry in the evening as a review of the daily energies to reflect on how they were apparent that day as evidenced by how your day unfolded or the synchronicities that were revealed to you.  Or heck, do both!  There is no right or wrong way to learn the Mayan calendar.  Just do what resonates with you and don’t be afraid to change how you do things as you go.  After all, just like with my examples, it’s all the same path just with different scenery as you go!