27 June 2025 - Friday Nawal Batz’ A Detailed Summary on Emotional Intelligence and Cellular Memory - Weaving of Voice 1 and Voice 2 into the Light of Wholeness

27 June 2025 - Friday Nawal Batz’

A Detailed Summary on Emotional Intelligence and Cellular Memory - Weaving of Voice 1 and Voice 2 into the Light of Wholeness

“I Carry the Mountain in My Breath”

A Ceremonial Introduction to Living Within Two Lands

from the Earth Remembers Series

The Above Images:

Throughout the cornfields of my community, four sacred colors of corn are grown: Yellow, White, Black, and Red. In every Ceremonial House of Light in my Tz’utujiil Maya village, these four husks of corn are placed upon the altar. As shown in this image, they emerge from the Dreaming Place within the “Heart of Sky.”

These four colors represent more than the beauty of corn—they reflect the sacred hues of humanity’s skin. In every ceremony, and in every moment we place our attention with care, we are reminded that these four sacred husks hold a prayer for all peoples of the Earth.

This is an invitation—a quiet invocation—for the inner light of all humanity to be woven together. Wherever we walk upon this planet, we are called to remember that we are not separate.

We are invited into Love.

We are invited into Harmony.

We are invited into Peace.

We are invited into Wholeness.

—Within ourselves,

—Among one another,

—And with everything that lives upon this Earth.

Yesterday ceremonial paper integrates and reweaves within a poetic and spiritually rooted framework, the honoring of the Voice 1 and the Voice 2 dialogue, in its emergence through our Emotional Intelligence and Cellular Memory. This is shaped by the Tz’utujiil Maya way of living life through the Heart Within the Light of Joy. Today is a detailed summary of that paper.

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Detailed Summary of the Ceremonial Paper

“The Heart Within Joy — A Ceremonial Reflection on Emotional Intelligence and Cellular Memory”

From the Weaving of Voice 1 and Voice 2 into the Light of Wholeness

Core Purpose of the Paper

This ceremonial reflection redefines the nature of Joy, moving beyond the traditional psychological and mental framework (Voice 1) toward a deeper, embodied, and spiritually rooted experience (Voice 2). It explores Joy as a living presence—not a response to circumstances, but an emergent Light of wholeness carried in the body, the bones, and the breath.

The paper honors the Tz’utujiil Maya way of living life, where Joy is not earned or produced through results, but remembered through a sacred connection to inner nature, Earth, and the ancestral light that lives within all things.

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Section-by-Section Overview

1. Introduction: The Two Ways of Knowing Joy

• Voice 1 (Mental Intelligence) defines Joy as a positive emotional response to something external (success, love, purpose).

• Voice 2 (Embodied Intelligence) experiences Joy not as a result, but as a remembering of one’s innate connection to the web of life.

• The introduction sets the stage to explore Joy not as something triggered, but as something emerging—as a rhythm of Light that has always been present within us.

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2. The Voice 2 Emergence: Joy as Living Light

• Joy is redefined as Presence, not emotion.

• It is described as the subtle vibration of being woven into life, rising from cellular memory and spiritual breath rather than from events.

• Voice 2 emerges when we allow stillness, breath, and embodied listening to replace mental analysis.

• This Joy is not psychological, but ceremonial and cosmological—an internal light that speaks through silence and embodiment.

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3. Comparison Between Voice 1 and Voice 2 Joy

Voice 1 – Mental Intelligence - Joy is a response to success or connection

Voice 2 – Emotional Intelligence & Cellular Memory - Joy is a felt-sense of being connected, with or without outcome

Voice 1 – Mental Intelligence - Joy comes after something happens

Voice 2 – Emotional Intelligence & Cellular Memory - Joy is present within the breath, before thought

Voice 1 – Mental Intelligence - Joy arises from alignment with values or purpose

Voice 2 – Emotional Intelligence & Cellular Memory - Joy arises from alignment with the inner Light of Presence

Voice 1 – Mental Intelligence - Joy is often associated with reward or clarity

Voice 2 – Emotional Intelligence & Cellular Memory - Joy is experienced within mystery and not-knowing

Voice 1 – Mental Intelligence - Joy is accompanied by chemical release (dopamine, endorphins)

Voice 2 – Emotional Intelligence & Cellular Memory - Joy is accompanied by an inner unfolding or spaciousness in the body

Voice 1 – Mental Intelligence - Joy is shaped by positive meaning-making

Voice 2 – Emotional Intelligence & Cellular Memory - Joy is shaped by stillness, breath, and cellular remembering

Voice 1 – Mental Intelligence - Joy is the result of right relation with identity and moment

Voice 2 – Emotional Intelligence & Cellular Memory - Joy is the pulse of the Light within all relation—identity and moment dissolve into Being

This comparison invites a ceremonial recognition that Joy is not something to chase, but something we are already woven into.

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4. Reweaving the 7 Key Characteristics of Joy

Each of the seven traditional psychological characteristics of Joy is reinterpreted through the lens of Voice 2:

Voice 1 Characteristic - Positive emotion

Voice 2 Reweaving - Presence of living light in the body

Voice 1 Characteristic - Intensity and depth

Voice 2 Reweaving - Stillness and expansion through the breath

Voice 1 Characteristic - Source of joy

Voice 2 Reweaving - No source—Joy is carried in the body’s relationship to the moment

Voice 1 Characteristic - Physiological changes

Voice 2 Reweaving - Inner spaciousness, warmth, cellular memory awakening

Voice 1 Characteristic - Broaden and build theory

Voice 2 Reweaving - Weave and return to the web of what already is

Voice 1 Characteristic - Joy vs. happiness

Voice 2 Reweaving - Joy is older than identity—primordial, not outcome-based

Voice 1 Characteristic - Joy as “elation of right relation”

Voice 2 Reweaving - Joy as inward exhale when inner and outer dissolve into one Being

This reframing honors Joy as a spiritual intelligence that weaves, restores, and roots us into the sacred presence of the Great Weaving.

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5. Joy as the Light Within All Things

• In the Tz’utujiil Maya ceremonial life, Joy is not a response—it is a way of walking.

• It lives in every footstep, every inhale, every pain that softens into presence.

• Joy is not outside us or waiting for good circumstances—it is the original rhythm that shaped us.

• Joy is a Light of Interconnection, not emotion. It is already present in the leaf, the shadow, the city sidewalk, the elder’s spine.

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6. Final Invocation: Joy as the Emergence of Wholeness

Joy is not the end of suffering.

Joy is the Light within the suffering.

Joy is not found.

It is remembered.

The closing invites the reader to live each day not by pursuing joy as a goal, but by entering the rhythm of the already-present Light—the breath, the step, the ache, the sacred thread that holds all life.

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Core Teachings and Ceremonial Insights

• Joy is not emotional reward; it is spiritual remembering.

• Voice 1 Joy may be meaningful, but is still tied to performance, identity, and external conditions.

• Voice 2 Joy emerges from embodied interconnection, the remembering of Light in the breath and bones.

• Joy lives within the Presence of the Heart, not in thought, but in the stillness that precedes thought.

• The paper reclaims Joy as a ceremonial light, accessible to all through breath, inner listening, and connection to land and body.

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✦ Summary of Purpose

This reflection offers a ceremonial bridge from the modern psychological experience of Joy to a deeper, ancestral, embodied intelligence of Light. It encourages the reader to walk with Joy not as a fleeting emotion, but as a living pulse of interconnection carried by the body, guided by Voice 2, and remembered through the light of the Heart Within All Things.

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