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LAMAT (STAR)/TOCHTLI (RABBIT)

1-Lamat Trecena’s theme: Renewal
Begins 26 June 2017
Aztec deity ruling all Lamat days: Mayahuel (Goddess of Maguey)

Lamat Concepts

The Mayan symbol for Lamat is a star (Venus) while the Aztec symbol for Tochtli is a rabbit’s head. Lamat days are shining and full of abundance. They are good days for business negotiations and signing contracts where money is involved. But the rabbit’s abundance has a dark side—it can lead to overindulgence and other excesses. Lamat is also related to astrology and other forms of divination. The rabbit symbolizes debauchery, overindulgence, wastefulness, greed, and taking more than a fair share.

Famous Lamat Birthdays

Beatrix Potter (1), Ambrose Bierce (2), Alexander Hamilton (3), Alyssa Milano (4), Liam Neeson (5), Ice-T (5), Virginia Woolf (6), Georgia O’Keeffe (7), Mother Teresa (7), Carl Sagan (7), Percy Bysshe Shelley (8), Clive Barker (8), Jimi Hendrix (9), Robert E. Lee (10), Kate Winslet (10), Lizzie Borden (11), LL Cool J (11), Kiera Knightly (12), Suleiman the Magnificent (13), Prince Ranier (Monaco) (13)

Lamat Days in History

1503: Marriage of Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn (11); 1562: Burning of Mayan codices (7); 1803: Louisiana Purchase (2); 1850: San Francisco fire (3); 1876: Battle of Little Bighorn (7); 1890: Battle of Wounded Knee (3); 1968: Assassination of Martin Luther King (13); 1973: End of Vietnam War (13); 2008: Collapse of Wilkens Ice Shelf (1); 2013: King Juan Carlos (Spain) abdicates after 39 years (2)