The Secrets Of Mayan Astrology

What is Mayan astrology?

Mayan astrology is based on ancient calendars and natural forces. The Haab calendar includes 19 signs associated with cosmic energies, animals, and elements.

The basics of Mayan astrology

Each sign symbolizes natural forces such as the moon, the sun, jaguars, and the four cardinal directions. These influences determine personality, strengths, and spiritual guidance.

The 19 Mayan astrology signs and their meaning

• Ch’en (January 2–21) – Night people with a strong connection to the moon. Meditation facing west strengthens their energy.
• Yax (January 22 – February 10) – Gentle souls with Venus as their guiding star. They bring harmony to their environment.
• Sac (February 11 – March 2) – Early risers who find wisdom and clarity in the morning. Their power animal is the frog.
• Keh (March 3–22) – Nature-loving people with strong fire energy. Meditation in the forest promotes their balance.
• Mak (March 23 – April 11) – Mysterious souls with a deep spiritual connection. Retreat and meditation bring them insight.
• K’ank’in (April 12 – May 1) – Sun and earth people. They draw strength from nature and spiritual places such as caves.
• Muwan (May 2–21) – Rules the elements of fire and water. Thunderstorms are their times of transformation.
• Pax (May 22 – June 10) – Born leaders with the power of the jaguar. Drumming brings them inner balance.
• Kayab (June 11–30) – Moon-aligned seekers of spiritual wisdom. Their power lies in ancient traditions.
• Kumk’u (July 1–20) – Dualistic characters who can recognize and balance opposites. Their power animal is the crocodile.
• Wayeb (July 21–25) – Five mystical days of the year. They have a strong connection to other dimensions.
• Pop (July 26 – August 14) – Born leaders with a clear vision and down-to-earth attitude.
• Where (August 15 – September 3) – Night people with mystical wisdom and the frog as their totem animal.
• Sip (September 4–23) – People of fire and air. The stag symbolizes their grace and inner guidance.
• Sotz’ (September 24 – October 13) – Highly sensitive souls with the bat and the fish as their totems. They possess extraordinary intuition.
• Sec (October 14 – November 2) – Connected to heaven and earth, they combine intellect with practical wisdom.
• Xul (November 3–22) – Closely associated with dogs, who guide souls into the next life. Their strength lies in loyalty and protection.
• Yaxk’in (November 23 – December 12) – Healers with a connection to the sun god Ah Kin. Their greatest obstacle is doubt.
• Mol (December 13 – January 1) – Water signs with the ability to “call the rain.” They possess deep spiritual power.

Mayan astrology offers fascinating insights into personal strengths and life paths. Its connection to nature and cosmic forces makes it unique and timeless.