Meaning
Day of the departed, joy, serenity, death, rebirth, good behavior.
Color
Yellow, orange, black
Interpretation
“Serenity and joy reigned in the hearts of the elders after witnessing the justice of Kan on earth, and they exclaimed: ‘Let us now rest, to Kame. Here is all that has been done… for the lives of our children’s children, and may it endure!’” It is a symbol of the final dissolution of all good and bad things, of death. Kame is the day above all others to forgive and ask for forgiveness for any wrong actions. It represents beginnings, harmony, vision, cleverness, and intelligence. It develops the energy of the night to bring light to another day, symbolizing rebirth to a new life after death. Kame is the energy that advises and protects us throughout our existence through our ancestors. It foretells both the good and the bad.
Characteristics
Those born under the day Kame were conceived on the day Tijax, and their destiny will be governed by the day I’x. They are very patient people, with good behavior and a positive attitude; no day is difficult for them. They are called to become Ajq’ij but must always be in harmony with their day, as they are prone to accidental death.
Positive Characteristics:
Strong, persistent, fortunate, respectful, skilled in work and the arts, able to foretell good and bad.
Negative Characteristics:
Violent, vengeful, quick-tempered, loses energy easily. They tend to be deceitful and unfaithful in relationships.
Medical Characteristics:
Their health is not good, with illnesses that progress rapidly, often leading to sudden and quick death. To overcome their pain, they must transcend their own life and become significant, kind, and diligent individuals. Prudence and protection are advised to avoid accidents.
Application
The ceremonies celebrated on Kame are to ask for the rest of the departed and to request their guidance as they become our protectors throughout life. These ceremonies prevent all kinds of dangers, illnesses, and ailments. It is also a day to ask for strength and clear intentions.