CS med 30.11.

AS: Hello:-)

I am very happy that this blog is created, thank you A:) My English is not good, but i hope a little bit better than translator:o) i also don't know Bloggs well, so pardone if some mistakes;-)

I miss you all and I wish you have good times now. For me the comeback to Czech wasn't nice, but just now it is going to be much better. So, last meditacion for me was:

This time it was easy and I had time to go Up at first. There I got a light like some information for CS, I brought tham down to the Earth. I met CS and ask for any info.

Than I was falling down like in the center under center of dark „matter“ it looks for me like empty hell without fire or anything. CS took me to center and with the breath we made a space where twelve were called. 12 light came whithout forms. The CS was activated and filled by starlight and CS transformed it to some kind of consciousnes and space. It spread all over the univers and afer this the 12 call the 13th one in center. With him came much intensive crystalic light and spread also all over, but it needed at first the first „matter light“ like base matrix. The circle was warking on bringing the light to some darker places. The light was full of informations, but I just know about it, didn't understand jet.

Our Nahuatl Names - An Aztec Baptism

The Aztec rite of baptism was a rite of purification, welcoming, and announcement. It was performed soon upon the birth of a new child in order to rid the baby of any negativity or impurities passed on from the parents. During this time, the baby would receive his or her name and would be officially introduced to the community.

During our time at Amatlan, we were fortunate enough to be honoured with this rite of passage and we were all baptized with our very own Nahuatl names. I’m sure Chalchiuhtlicue, the goddess of waters and baptism, was watching over us all, sharing her blessings as our adorable shaman, Don Julio, bestowed upon us our new symoblic and very special names.

Below are the names we were given. I have tried to find the correct Nahuatl spelling of each of our names along with a little more information about the symbolism and mythology associated with each of them.

May this help to remind us all of this very special ceremony and honour that was shared with us all and may we all gain some insight and wisdom from the names given to us by Don Julio…..

In alphabetical order....

Anna
Nahuatl - Huei-atl
English - Big Water or Great Water
Spanish - Gran Agua
Czech - Velký vodní

Symbolism: Vast and grand as the sea. The great water that gives life, purifies and provides. This powerful element aids in reflection and contemplation, but if one is not careful, one can sink to the depths to be drowned and lost forever.

Daniela
Nahuatl - Xochiquetzal
English - Goddess of love and beauty. The mother of Quetzalcoatl.
Spanish - La diosa de amor y belleza. La madre de Quetzalcoatl.
Czech - Bohyně lásky a krásy. Matka Quetzalcoatl.

Symbolism: Xochiquetzal, or “Flower Feather”, is the goddess of love and beauty. She is also the goddess of the earth and moon, flowers, fertility, games, dancing, music, and agriculture. She is the partoness of artists, craftsmen, prostitutes, and pregnant women, and reigns over all that is beautiful and pleasurable. Often surrounded by butterflies and birds, she has a deep connection with nature. She is considered the mother of Quetzalcoatl by Mixcoatl. Legend has it that the malevolent god of the night, Tezcatlipoca, stole her away from her husband Tlaloc, the rain god, and brought her down to the underworld where he forced her to marry him.

Filip
Nahuatl - Huitzil
English - The Hummingbird
Spanish - El Colibrí
Czech - Je Kolibřík

Symbolism: Huitzil is associated with the Aztec god, Huitzilopochtli, the god of war and the sun, and the patron of warriors. Reborn each day, he defeats the stars and conquers the forces of the night to keep mankind alive. Considered to be in a constant struggle with the darkness, Huitzilopochtli, was aided by the souls of warrirors and appeased with sacrfices in order to ensure the sun would survive its 52 year cycle. Legend has it that Huitzilopochtli sprang out from the womb of his mother fully armed when he learned of his sister’s plan to kill her. He then killed his sister, (along with several of his 400 brothers and sisters), and threw her head into the sky, which became the moon.

Jelte
Nahautl - Teootl Ehecatl
English - God of the Air. God of the Wind.
Spanish - El dios del aire. El dios del viento.
Czech - Bůh vzduchu. Bůh větru.

Symbolism: Ehecatl was an aspect of Quetzalcoatl. With his breath, he moved the sun and pushed away the rain. He brings life to all that is lifeless and is considered to have brought love to mankind.

Mark
Nahuatl - Ocelotl
English - The Ocelot or Jaguar
Spanish - El Ocelote o El Jaguar
Czech - V Ocelot nebo Jaguár

Symbolism: Ocelotl is known as the "Jaguar Warrior". The Ocelot or Jaguar is considered the bravest of animals and is the symbol and guardian of warriors and hunters. It is also a symbol of power, valour, and bravery. On the Aztec Calendar it is a good day for battle. It is also a good day for solitude, contemplation and self discipline. The lesson for the warrior is to be a mirror rather than a reflection.

Mirka
Nahuatl - Tonal Xochitl
English - Sun Flower, Day Flower
Spanish - Flor del Sol, Flor del Día
Czech - Neděle květina, Den květina

Symbolism: Bright flower of the sun. Rebirth with each new day. A symbol of happiness, joy, light, youth and new life. With her laughter and cheerfulness, she lights up the sky.

Misa
Nahutal - Iztaccíhuatl or Ixtaccíhuatl
English - White Woman, Sleeping Woman
Spanish - Mujer Blanca, La Mujer Dormida
Czech - Bílá žena, Spící žena

Symbolism: Iztaccíhuatl, or Ixtaccíhuatl, was a beautiful princess who fell in love with Popocatépetl, one of her father’s warriors. To keep her away from her lover, the emperor sent Popocatépetl to war and then told Iztaccíhuatl he had died in battle. Struck with the horrible news, Iztaccíhuatl died of grief. When Popocatépetl later returned and learned of Iztaccihuatl’s passing, he too died from the anguish of her loss. The gods, dismayed by the loss of the two lovers, honoured Iztaccihuatl and Popocatépetl by turning them into volcanoes. Iztaccíhuatl is now known as "White Woman" or “Sleeping Woman” because the mountain resembles a woman sleeping on her back covered with snow. Popocatépetl, in turn, is known as “Smoking Mountain” for he rages with fire at the loss of his one true love.

Pavel
Nahuatl - Iztac Cuauhtli
English - White Eagle
Spanish - Aguila Blanca
Czech - Bílý Orel

Symbolism: The White Eagle is the eagle that descends before sunset and before disappearing into the horizon. In Aztec myth, the Eagle symbolized the sun and a strong warrior who fought the forces of night. It was an important symbol as it was responsible for feeding the sun with the hearts and blood of sacrificed victims in order to give the sun the energy to voyage across the sky. There is also a famous Aztec Dance called the “Dance of the White Eagle” which is performed during the Day of the Dead Ceremonies.

Petr
Nahuatl - Tecuani
English - The Puma, Jaguar, or Tiger
Spanish - El Puma, Jaguar, o Tigre
Czech - V Puma, Jaguar, nebo Tiger

Symbolism: The Tecuani is considered the “Wild Beast”, the “Man Eating Beast”, or the “Devourer of the People”. Symbolically, it has a dual association with the life forces of water and fertility as well as the destructive forces of nature. The Tecuani represents our primal instincts and desires. As he consumes us, he rids us of our egos and helps to set us free.

Simona
Nahuatl - Cihua Papalotl
English - Butterfly Woman
Spanish - La Mujer Mariposa
Czech - Motýl Žena

Symbolism: The Butterfly Woman is a symbol of beauty and transformation. Her metamorphosis is a symbol of our birth, growth and ever-changing selves. As the butterfly maiden, she is the female fertilising force and the mother of all. As she flutters about, she carries pollen from one source to another, bringing opposites together, and transforming all into beauty. The butterfly also represents the spirit and the connection between mind and soul.

Vasek
Nahutal - Teyacanani or Teyacan
English - The Guide or Leader
Spanish - El Guía o Líder
Czech - Průvodce nebo Leader

Symbolism: Teyacanani is the “one who leads the people”. He is the heart and foundation of the community. His strength carries the people and protects them from harm, and his guidance brings clarity. With his wisdom and direction he shows us the way.

Veronika
Nahuatl - Jasmin Xochitl
English - Jasmine Flower
Spanish - Flor de Jasmin
Czech - Jasmine Květina

Symbolism: The Jasmine Flower is a symbol of sensuality, modesty, grace and elegance. It represents erotic love and passion. The scent of this exotic flower is so potent that it is often smelled before seen. (On a personal note, this happens to be one of my favourite flowers and favourite scents.)
NB: I was unable to find the Aztec spelling of the word Jasmine so have used the Spanish spelling.

Victoria
Nahuatl - Iztac Xochitl
English - White Flower
Spanish - Flor Blanca
Czech - Bílá Květina

Symbolism: The White Flower is a symbol of purity and innocence. It represents truth and integrity and all that is good in the world. It also represents youth, vitality, and life. Often associated with humility and reverence, white flowers evoke simple beauty and harmony.

I hope this acts as a beautiful reminder of how truly special we all are and how we all have a wonderful purpose on this great Earth. Let us carry these truths with us through this fantastic adventure we call life.

Blessings

Daniela

xoxoxoxo

last night i dreamed of the desert

and it was on fire!

i dreamed that mirka and i were lost; together. i was very glad she was there! we were sat by a ridiculously big camp fire, there were quite a few of them in the area where we were. i could feel the heat of it on my skin. there were lots of hippys there, i think they were there to take peyote. they seemed strange and distant and not there some how. some of them had set up stalls to sell jewellery and cafes to sell hot drinks, it look a bit like a festival. i remember wondering what they trying to do, or who would buy these things in the middle of the desert except them! mirka says she thinks she can find the way back home to the camp and takes my hand and we walk off into the night together leaving the warmth of the fire and the strange hippys behind. as we walk i realise i know the way too and somehow even though it is dark i can see the cacti and am managing not to get spiked. i remember feeling very happy to be in the desert again.

anna x

welcome

hello horray, welcome.

This is a blog for the dreamers who attended Daniel Stone's "12 conscious dreamers" course in mexico, 2008. (although other dreamers are welcome to join in too if they like, they can email us)

The idea is that we can share our dreams, experiences and journeys from the course or from other times and places and compare them and find corralations between them. This is maybe going to be challenging in terms of language. i welcome and encourage anyone to post in any language they like and also ask that if anyone feels like helping out by translating it would be very much appriciated. also, i added a translator at the bottom of the page but i don't know how accurate it is so if anyone knows of a better one please go ahead and change it. infact; please feel free to change anything! i would really like this to be collaborative project. if you need help with working the blog please email me.

please feel free to add text, pictures, music.. whatever. enjoy

x anna

To je blog na sny, kteří se zúčastnili Daniel kamenem dohodil "12 vědomé sny" samozřejmě v Mexiku, 2008. (i když jiné sny jsou vítáni, aby se připojil také v případě, jaký se jim líbí, ale může nám e-mail) je založen na myšlence, že můžeme sdílet naše sny, zážitky z cesty a průběhu, nebo z jiných časech a místech, a srovnat je corralations a najít mezi nimi. To je možná bude náročné z hlediska jazyka. Chtěl bych přivítat a podpořit někoho na post v jakémkoli jazyce, jaký se jim líbí, a také požádat, že pokud se někdo cítí jako pomoc z překladem by to být velmi appriciated. Také jsem přidal překladatel ve spodní části stránky, ale nevím, jak přesné je to tak, jestli někdo ví o lepší, prosím pokračuj a změnit jej. infact, neváhejte změnit cokoli! Já bych opravdu rád, že se to kooperačního projektu. V případě, že potřebujete pomoct s pracovní blogu mi prosím email. neváhejte a přidání textu, obrázků, hudby .. jakýkoli. užít si
x

anichka

horray hola, bienvenida. Este es un blog para los soñadores que asistieron Daniel de la Piedra "12 soñadores conscientes" curso en México, 2008. (aunque otros soñadores son bienvenidos a unirse en demasiado si les gusta, pueden envíenos un correo electrónico) La idea es que podemos compartir nuestros sueños, experiencias y viajes del curso o de otros tiempos y lugares y comparar y encontrar corralations entre ellos. Esta es tal vez va a ser un reto en términos de la lengua. Doy la bienvenida y alentar a nadie a puesto en cualquier idioma que les gusta y también pedimos que si alguien se siente como ayudar a cabo por la traducción sería muy appriciated. También, he añadido un traductor en la parte inferior de la página, pero no sé cómo es exacta por lo que si alguien sabe de una mejor vaya adelante y cambiarla. de hecho, por favor siéntase libre de cambiar nada! Me gustaría que esto es proyecto de colaboración. Si necesita ayuda con el blog de trabajo, por favor correo electrónico mí. Por favor, siéntase libre de añadir texto, imágenes, música .. sea lo que sea. disfrutar

anita x