Florencio Granado
January 17, 1942
Ome Malinalli
2 zacate del carbonero
2 Twisted grass
Ome is the number two. Ome is the most natural manifestation of duality that is present in everything that has symmetry and it is also present in things that are asymmetrical as long as both sides complement each other. Symmetry in nature is astonishing when we contemplate the wings of a butterfly, the leaves of a plant, and the beautiful feathers of birds. Symmetry is also present in humans, for our major organs are dual such as the lungs, testicles, ovaries, and our cerebral hemispheres. The human heart contains the sacred duality as well as our arms, legs hands, and feet. Everything in nature is both female and male.
Resume: Ome, the number two is complementary duality. Quetzalhuitzitzilli accompanies Ome it is a beautiful hummingbird in people they represent a beautiful presence that seeks to elevate their internal spirituality. Tlaltecutli is the male part of the earth, which manifests itself in a firm character utilized for the common good. Ixtlilton is a youthful spirit with the sensibility to understand others and the will to give support when needed.
Malinalli is twisted grass or plant that may be twisted. In Spanish it is known as zacate del carbonero, grass of the carbon maker. The twelfth glyph represents everything in nature that is reborn cyclically. There are several species of these plants some are broad leafed and some thin leafed and luxuriant; their spikes are brown some white they are called Malinalxochitl. The leaves of these plants may be woven to create many objects for daily use. Malinalli is the symbol of constant evolution.
Persons born on a Malinalli day are:
–They are persons that are inclined to study plants for their medicinal properties.
–They enjoy perpetual self-renovation through self-evaluation and self-criticism.
–Renovation, which Malinalli represents as a quality in humans, allows for the elevation of the internal self, leading to a higher awareness.
