K'at

K’at means “the net” or “network”—the force that gathers, collects, and unifies all things into the woven fabric of existence. It holds the power of attraction, gravity, and magnetism: the subtle pull that brings people, resources, skill, memories, and intentions together.

Its regenerative quality pulses with the energy of fullness and harvest, carrying both bounty and accumulations that can weigh us down, ensnare, or test us in life’s journey.

K’at is where we encounter life’s knots—tangles of attachment, burdens, fears, or indulgences that can ensnare us, yet also present opportunities for growth, liberation, and learning to overcome or untangle. Our sacred life net stores all of our sustenance, teaching that while it supports us, excess can also tighten the threads of entrapment. K’at teaches us that with awareness, patience, and inner work we can unravel and liberate ourselves from any limitation.

Just as K’at attracts and multiplies, it is also the warmth that unites—the nurturing fire at the heart of home, family, and society. It invites us to summon, join, and create meaningful connections, while challenging us to face, untangle, and sacrifice what binds us, encouraging release and courageous presence in the web of life.

K’at: Net • Collection • Harvest • Abundance • Reuniting • Magnetism • Attraction • Entanglement • Untangle • Burden • Prison • Trap • Liberation

Pronunciation: “Kaht”
Direction: West
Totems: Lizard, Spider
Energy Places: Oceans, Jungles
Colors: Brown, Yellow, Beige
Body Parts: Ribs, Nerves
Yucatec: K’an
Mexica: Cuezpallin