Meaning
Day of the elders, forgiveness, the deceased, strength.
Color
Gray, black, white
Interpretation
Symbolizes moral forces and the commemoration of our deceased ancestors. Ajmaq represents both forgiveness and sin, symbolizing the darkest part of the night and the first ray of light. It also represents the day of each deceased ancestor and the wisdom inherited from them. It reminds us of the past to guide the present and improve the future. Ajmaq embodies ancestral wisdom, prudence, balance, and cosmic strength.
Characteristics
The person born under the day Ajmaq was conceived in Q’anil, and their future is governed by the day Kat. They are followers of the ancestors and suitable to become Ajq’ij.
Positive Characteristics:
Studious, intelligent, with good memory, respectful, patient, visionary, analytical, prudent, and fortunate in love.
Negative Characteristics:
Prone to mistakes, vices, lying, infidelity, and anger, which may cause household problems.
Medical Characteristics:
Health is influenced by self-destructive tendencies, irresponsibility, and irritability.
Application
On this day, prayers are offered for the rest of the deceased and their intercession so that the offenses and sins we commit are not repeated. It is the most suitable day for forgiving and being forgiven. A day to heal all types of illnesses, to resolve family problems, to ask for material and spiritual strength, and to be in harmony with Mother Earth. On Jun Ajmaq, ceremonies are held to give thanks for the sons and daughters we have, to pray for their health, and to wish them a long life.