5 Vulture in the Mayan / Azteca Calendar

12/13/2009

5 Vulture in the Mayan / Azteca Calendar

5 Vulture, 5th Day in the Week 1-Tooth / 1 Grass (this 13 day week never has an eclipse)
5 Cib (Maya) – glyph is unclear, could be an insect or shell
5 Cozcacuauhtli (Nahuatl) – Aztec glyph is an vulture
(Note: yesterday was "cuauhtli" - eagle and today is "cozca" (collar) + "cuauhtli" (eagle)
More about the 260 calendar

Acajutla High Tides: 12:14 PM (only one)
Semi-diurnal Tide range: 1.38 meters average. Today at lowest point (slackest tide); always on 4th or 5th day of week. Bad day for fishing and crabbing. (Difference in High/Low Tides)
More about why I mention El Salvador's tides each day

Keywords: Deep involvement in relationships and matters of love and affection. Rejection from an authority figure; loss.
Source of much of the keyword material is Bruce Scofield, "Day-Signs; Native American Astrology from Ancient Mexico" (now out of print)

Posted at 08:16 AM in 260 Day Signs | Permalink

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The Indigenous History of El Salvador

A look at the Chorti, Poton Lenca, and Pipil peoples of El Salvador, birthplace of Mesoamerican civilizations, as well as recognizing the indigenous spirit in the struggle for social justice today.

12/13/2009