13 Moons of 28 days

"That which sustains the order of the world is Dharma; and Dharma is rooted in Truth."

~Adi Shankaracharya (The Spirit of the Upanishads)

The Rhythmic Moon reminds us that to advance through time, we need two wings: one that organises matter, and one that balances the spirit. Only then is flight possible.

This sixth Moon invites us to reflect on the art of living organisation, born from observing our internal rhythms and those of nature. The universal energy of this period fosters the creation of harmony and stability: a call to review our priorities, reorganise our activities, and distribute our energies more fluidly and consciously. Dharma is, in fact, the natural order of things: the profound law that sustains life, maintains balance, and indicates what is right to do in harmony with everything.

Simply put, living according to Dharma means acting in accordance with the truth and balance of life. Justice is not imposed, but arises naturally when actions align with Satya (Truth) and the fundamental unity of Being (Brahman).

Balance, from this perspective, is not a rigid line, but a constant movement. It is the ability to modulate personal and collective responsibilities so that neither suffocates the other, and so that both collaborate to support our journey.

The theme of equality invites us to recognise the intrinsic value of every moment, every voice, every relationship. Not a flat equality, but one born from the vision of sacred balance: each element contributes to the whole, each experience has its place in the circle.

Working on these three aspects—organising, balancing, equalising—during the Rhythmic Moon not only helps us create order in daily life, but can lead to profound personal growth and more authentic and harmonious relationships.

It is a time when we learn that true stability comes from flow, not control.

And so, with the two wings of time wide open—the inner rhythm and the cosmic rhythm—we can finally soar toward a new understanding of our evolutionary path.

Freeing time to free life.

For too long, we've been taught to fill time, to consider it a scarce resource to be used to the last crumb, often for profit, consumption, or performance.

But when we free time from the concept of "productivity," when we stop measuring it based on what we do and begin to perceive it as a space of consciousness, everything changes.

We enter a new rhythm: a rhythm that doesn't ask us to rush, but to be.

A rhythm that doesn't crush us, but opens us up. A rhythm in which balance becomes freedom.

And then we understand that we are not obligated to learn through suffering.

We've done it for thousands of years, perhaps out of a need for growth.

But now the cycle is changing. Now we can learn, and evolve, through joy, creativity, collaboration, and presence.

Why not imagine the next 6,000 years as a path of joyful growth?

A new era in which the collective consciousness chooses the path of lightness, cooperation, and well-being?

The Rhythmic Moon opens this possibility.

The Two Cycles of the Dreamspell: the Two Wings of Time

To fully understand the power of this moment, let's remember that in the Dreamspell we live within two intertwined cycles, two temporal currents that flow together and teach us to fly.

The 260 Kin Cycle (Tzolkin/Dreamspell)

Four days ago, we began a new 260-day evolutionary cycle, with Kin 1, the Magnetic Dragon. This cycle is often compared to the time of a human gestation: nine moons, a process of creation and birth.

Each Kin is a step, a nuance, an evolutionary step. We traverse 20 solar archetypes and 13 tones of movement that, together, guide us on an inner journey of revelation and transformation.

The 13 Moon cycle organises life.

The 260 Kin cycle organises consciousness.

Together they create a double beat of time, a cosmic rhythm that breathes within us.

☯️ The 13 Moon Cycle (364 + 1 day)

This is the solar-planetary cycle, consisting of 13 perfect Moons of 28 days each, for a total of 364 days, plus 1 Day Out of Time, dedicated to celebration, forgiveness, and the regeneration of consciousness.

This cycle always begins on July 26th, when we enter a new galactic year. Each of the 13 Moons offers us a specific code, quality, and power to organise our lives in harmony with Natural Time.

The Rhythmic Moon is the sixth, and represents the point at which the year rebalances: it is the beating heart of organic organisation.

The Rhythmic Moon: The Art of Living Balance

Within this double cycle, the Rhythmic Moon invites us to rediscover an active, not static, balance: a balance that resembles the dance of the lizard, moving with speed, presence, and precision.

Organising means discerning what is needed and what weighs down.

Balancing means distributing energy, attention, and care wisely.

Equality means remembering that every moment, every experience, every emotion has a place in the great mosaic of our lives.

As we observe our personal rhythms as part of the planetary and galactic rhythm, our perception expands. We discover that:

• balance is never rigid,

• transformation is never chaotic,

• life neither punishes nor rewards: it rebalances.

In this space, even the concept of karma is purified from all Western distortions: no longer punishment or reward, but the law of harmonisation.

 In this Resonant Seed Year, immersed in the White Mirror Wavespell, the next 28 days call us to reflect order with new clarity: to see what sustains our balance and allow inner truth to organise our path along the vast road of Consciousness. This Moon is represented in the current Year by the Rhythmic Blue Night, Kin 123, day 6 of the White Mirror Wavespell, which represents the year's mission, culminating on day 7 of the Resonant Seed with which we began the current Year. In these 28 days of the Rhythmic Moon, the astronomical New Moon, rising on Kin 11, Blue Spectral Monkey of the Dragoness Wavespell, brings a profound release and creative liberation that allows us to clear old patterns at their root. The Full Moon, on Kin 25, Red Crystal Serpent of the Wizard's Wavespell, illuminates the wisdom of the body and invites us to collaborate with life from a place of presence, integrity, and everyday magic. This lunar arc is intensely cooperative: it attunes instinct, heart, and mind in a single movement of evolutionary clarity. Crowning the cycle, the Winter Solstice opens on Kin 12, Yellow Crystal Human of the Red Dragoness, a portal of communion and shared responsibility that guides us to consciously choose what we wish to birth and wisely grow in the new galactic year. In this intertwining of Rhythmic Moon, Rhythmic Seed, and Mirror Wave, time becomes a living mirror that shows us which seeds to cherish, which order to reflect, and how to enter the living balance of our path.

Flowing with Divine Balance

Organic balance is not a final state, but a daily practice. It is participation, like the gardener who listens to what grows and what fades.

When we live like this:

• life flows with natural efficiency,

• effort transforms into spontaneity,

• the mind returns to cooperation with the heart and spirit.

The Rhythmic Moon invites us to nourish the mind with energies that pacify it and bring it back to unity, not separation.

Two cycles. Two rhythms. One evolution.

Passing through the Sixth Moon as we begin a new Tzolkin cycle means finding ourselves in a sacred laboratory of time:

• the Moon organises us,

• the Kin evolves us,

• life flows through us,

• and we learn to dance with it all.

It is the time of rediscovered freedom.

It is the time of joy as a teacher.

It is the time of flight.

Over the next 28 days, we will be called to feel more clearly what truly sustains our balance: the weight and lightness of things, the way we use our time, what nourishes us and what weighs us down. The Rhythmic Moon invites us to recognise imbalances without judgment, to reorganise our lives with kindness, to let go of the superfluous and make room for what breathes with us. We will be guided to perceive the value of every experience as part of our center, to free ourselves from the old paradigm of "filling" time and to open ourselves to the possibility of learning through joy, not suffering. It is a subtle and liberating listening that prepares us for a new rhythm: more essential, more true, more ours.

In Lak'esh,

Isabella Guerrini de Claire,

Kin 168 Yellow Crystal Star GAP of the Red Earth.