1 Kawok

• Community and Unity: Kawoq symbolizes the group, family, society, and collective consciousness—representing how individuals merge into a larger whole or community.

• Rain and Storms: It represents rain, thunder, lightning, and water, viewed by the Maya as life-giving forces that nourish crops and clear away old energy.

• The Midwife and Rebirth: Kawoq is deeply tied to the birthing process, midwives, and the divine feminine, embodying the patience, fierce love, and care needed to bring new life or a new era into the world.