6 July 2025 - Sunday Nawal Ajpuub’ Detailed Summary of Kimoon K’uxlaal “The Weaving of Many into One Heart a remembering that life is always lived in relationship”

6 July 2025 - Sunday Nawal Ajpuub’

Detailed Summary of Kimoon K’uxlaal

“The Weaving of Many into One Heart

a remembering that life is always lived in relationship”

Breathe deeply

Inhale – feeling the Light within your heart awakening.

Exhale – allowing this Light to soften your seeing

“I Carry the Mountain in My Breath”

A Ceremonial Introduction to Living Within Two Lands

from the Earth Remembers Series

Detailed Summary of Kimoon K’uxlaal

“The Weaving of Many into One Heart

a remembering that life is always lived in relationship”

Overall Essence

This paper is a Tz’utujiil Maya reflection on “Kimoon K’uxlaal”, the weaving of many into one heart, a remembering that life is always lived in relationship. It invites us to experience Light not as something external but as a living presence within all beings and the land, calling us to live as threads within the Great Weaving of Light. This teaching guides us from Voice 1 (struggle and shadow) through Voice 2 (remembering and emerging light) into Voice 3 (Sacred Voice and Beauty), affirming our place in the micro and macro web of life.

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Structure and Key Teachings

Introduction: Kimoon K’uxlaal – The Weaving of Many into One Heart

• Everything breathes together in a sacred weaving.

• Kimoon K’uxlaal means the weaving of many into one heart – life is always lived in relationship.

• This is the way of living from Voice 3, the Sacred Voice of Being.

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Invocation: Remembering Our Call of Light

• An invitation to sit upon the quiet Earth, feel her breathing, and gaze upon the sky, mountains, lake, and trees.

• Breath practice to awaken the Light within and soften seeing.

• Reminds us:

• Light is not separate or external.

• It is a living presence flowing through blood, bones, and breath.

• It calls us forth from within and through land, sky, and all beings.

• We are threads of Light within the Great Grandmother’s weaving.

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Hope in Kimoon K’uxlaal

• Awakening with hope when reflecting upon Kimoon K’uxlaal, the knowing that life is one great body.

• There is a network of light and knowing streaming through all life, within and around us.

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The Trees Teach Us

• Trees on the mountainsides continue to live even in tired soil by communicating with fungi, stones, water, and ancestors.

• This is the magic of the Weaving of Many into One Heart, forming an intelligence greater than any single tree.

• The forest is wiser as a whole – each thread woven into a tapestry stronger than any strand alone.

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Three Voices within Kimoon K’uxlaal

1. Voice 1 – The Shadowed Voice and First Steps Toward Beauty

• Holds our struggles, fears, and doubts, the beginning of all weaving.

• Within each struggle is a seed of light waiting to emerge.

2. Voice 2 – The Art of Remembering and the Emergence of Light

• Forms and shapes the emerging light of Voice 1.

• Holding both Voice 1 and Voice 2 together creates a resonance of light.

3. Voice 3 – The Sacred Voice and Living Light of Being

• Blossoms into Beauty itself, the unique tapestry of I Am.

• The Living Light of Being perceives life through Beauty.

• Like the caterpillar becoming a butterfly – Voice 1 is always the beginning of Beingness.

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The Micro and Macro Weaving

• In the micro-world, bacteria and fungi, when diverse and abundant, behave as a hyper-intelligent system greater than any single part.

• In the macro-world, this same weaving is seen in flocks of birds, schools of fish, herds of deer, forests of trees, and human communities.

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Remembering Our Place

• What would happen if humans remembered Kimoon K’uxlaal, the weaving of many hearts into one?

• If we quieted our thinking minds to listen to life rather than telling life what it is?

• We would know ourselves as threads within a living weaving of Light.

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Becoming Partners in the Great Weaving

• Listening to what Mother Earth sees opens us to become hyper-conscious, hyper-intelligent partners and co-creators within her tapestry.

• This is how we heal ourselves and Earth.

• We bring community back into daily life:

• Making communion the purpose of food, not merely calorie absorption.

• Connecting through fellowship, adventure, and play.

• Sharing our life stories as threads woven into the greater weaving.

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Living Kimoon K’uxlaal in Action

When we live the weaving of many into one heart:

• Our sensitivity to the world deepens.

• Our purpose becomes clear.

• Our ability to create something greater than ourselves becomes natural.

• Our connections grow richer and more fulfilling.

If trees, fish, birds, fungi, and bacteria live this way, so can we.

When we unite in community, the constant need for ownership, consumption, and control softens, and we become givers – living blessings within the web of life.

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Final Reflection

• Imagine a world where humans are known as a sharing species.

• What would it look like for you to share your light within your community today?

• How might your community give back to Mother Earth?

• It is time to share, sense, commune, and connect, globally and locally.

• If enough hearts gather into this weaving, a new world of Light will emerge.

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Core Summary:

Kimoon K’uxlaal teaches that:

• Light is a living presence within all life.

• We are never separate; we are threads woven into the Great Weaving.

• Holding Voice 1 and Voice 2 together creates the resonance of Beauty in Voice 3.

• Living Kimoon K’uxlaal is the pathway to healing, co-creation, and becoming givers of Light within the web of life.

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