Kame

Kame symbolizes the eternal present and the sacred cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Though its name means “death,” Kame represents the transformation of energy and is received as a beneficial nawal. Uniting closure with surrender to the unknown, Kame embodies the sacred balance between endings and new beginnings.

On Kame days, ancestors are remembered and genetic lineage is honored, inviting their guidance and protection. It is a time for reflection, forgiveness, and gratitude for those who came before us—a day dedicated to seeking ancestral wisdom and strength, and to accessing spiritual knowledge. Kame is also seen as a doorway—by facing our fears and discomforts, we open new and uncharted dimensions of understanding and growth.

Kame also embodies peace, luck, and protection. Harnessing its energy helps us complete cycles and discover new openings to self-mastery, enhancing our ability to transform challenges into spiritual growth. Reflecting on our own mortality can open new doorways to understanding our life’s deeper meaning and purpose. Every ending is a new beginning, and by embracing this natural flow, we open new possibilities for ourselves and for future generations.

Kame: Birth • Death • Ancestors • Genetic Lineage • Dimensions • Cycles • Endings • Closure • Transformation • Reincarnation • Mastery • Protection

Pronunciation: “Kahmeh” or “Kehmeh”
Direction: South
Totems: Owl
Energy Places: Home, Temples, Ceremonial Centers
Colors: Yellow, Orange, Black
Body Parts: Cerebellum, Heart, Genitalia
Yucatec: : Kimi
Mexica: Miquiztli