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Pregnancy & Creation Research

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1. Format

Submit all research in English only, written as a flowing single-language document. No side-by-side English/Spanish blocks — Spanish translations will be handled separately during implementation.

Use the 10-section structure for each nawal:
1. Day Name
2. Core Nature
3. Pregnancy & Fertility Connection
4. Creation Symbolism
5. Ceremonies & Practices
6. Guardians & Symbols
7. The Light Side
8. The Shadow Side
9. Balance Advice
10. Sources

2. Spelling (our lineage)

Use ONLY these spellings throughout. Do not adopt alternative spellings:

B'atz, E', Aj, I'x, Tz'ikin, Ajmaq, N'oj, Tijax, Kawuq, Ajpu, Imox, Iq', Aq'ab'al, K'at, Kan, Keme, Kej, Q'anil, Toj, Tz'i

Other communities may spell these names differently — you may acknowledge that briefly in a source note, but do not use alternative spellings in the body of the research.

3. Lineage — K'iche' only

- Source from Maya K'iche' tradition only.
- Do not include Yucatec day names (e.g., no "Chuen," "Eb'," etc.). K'iche' names only.
- The Guardians & Symbols section will be reviewed against Tat Bayron's lineage. If a source seems uncertain or varies across communities, flag it with a brief note so it can be checked before approval.

4. Sacred-count order

Submit each nawal following the traditional sacred count (starting after B'atz, which is already complete):

E', Aj, I'x, Tz'ikin, Ajmaq, N'oj, Tijax, Kawuq, Ajpu, Imox, Iq', Aq'ab'al, K'at, Kan, Keme, Kej, Q'anil, Toj, Tz'i.

5. Submission workflow

- Submit all 19 drafts as material first. Do not pause for approval after each one — gather everything, then Tat Bayron will review and approve (or revise) nawal by nawal.
- Keep each draft roughly the same length and depth as the B'atz example already provided.

6. Tone

Sacred, grounded, and practical — written for expecting parents and creators who want to understand how each day's energy lives inside pregnancy and creation.

Reference example (B'atz): see the completed teaching on the B'atz day page.

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