NAHUAL KAME

Their Nahual (guardian animal): Owl.
Their energy places: Temples and ceremonial centers.
Their energy colors: Yellow and white.
Their stone: Aquamarine.
Their metal or element: Tin.
Names in Maya: Keme, Kame, Kimi.
Name in Mexica: Miquiztli.
Orientation: South.
Element: Air.

MEANING OF THE NAHUAL (ENERGY):

Birth and death are the cycles that manifest in this period—reincarnation, both family and spiritual lineage, and invisible guardians. It symbolizes death, harmony, and rebirth. Keme is the only certainty in life: we are all born, and the only undeniable truth is that one day we will return to the origin.

For the Mayan world, death is seen as a beneficial energy, contrary to how it is perceived in other cultures. The realm of the dead is where ancestors reside, a place of true peace and harmony, where needs are more subtle, and competition, ambition, and suffering do not exist. It is a place similar to Paxil and Kayala’ (the equivalent of paradise in the Western world).

PERSONALITY TRAITS:

People born under this sign are conceived on the Tijax day, and their destiny sign is I’x. They are natural defenders, clairvoyants, seers, astute, intelligent, and wise, often experiencing powerful revelations. They are very pleasant individuals with great spiritual strength. They possess strong magnetism and an energy that draws them toward power and fame, giving them a strong inclination toward leadership.

POSITIVE ASPECTS:

When positively aspected, individuals born under this sign are highly intelligent and strong in the face of adversity. They are destined for success and fame, often finding themselves surrounded by fortunate and influential people.

This is the sign of spiritual guides. They are cautious in all situations, possess great magnetism, charisma, and leadership qualities. They tend to live well and are often protected by people who help them without even knowing them personally. Life brings them many journeys and opportunities.