The peace power of KU KUUL KAAN
Many ancient high cultures knew the symbol of the feathered serpent. Its two intertwining spirals recall our DNA, the original programme of change in the human being — and the divine power of love in the cosmos.
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A world view without good and evil
In the KU KUUL KAAN world view, no beings are judged as good or evil. As in a great spiral of development, the souls of humans and cosmic beings move on different levels. KU is the syllable for the oneness of God, KUUL for the diversity of creation, KAAN for the cosmic fire of creation and for change, in love and in an expanding consciousness.
Some souls begin their lives in deeper, less conscious vibrations and bring development into the whole precisely there. Others come by way of higher planes of light and move the spiral from there. No one has the right to judge another person's spiritual maturity and task, or to condemn people of other faiths. In this world view the struggle of light against darkness dissolves.
Wakefulness in everyday life
The connection with KU KUUL KAAN shows itself in wakefulness and in meeting the events of the world more neutrally and with respect. News, injustices, fears and crises are a good opportunity to ask yourself: am I getting carried away? Our world is a space of experience for very different kinds of consciousness and states of spiritual maturity — we can learn to accept different developments and tasks in others.
Rituals with KU KUUL KAAN
- Light a white candle every day for your inner development, connected with the development of all humanity.
- In prayer and meditation, ask for a stronger connection with the spiritual forces that are close to you — do not always reach straight for the highest powers of creation. Nature is a wonderful place for this.
- Connect masters and forces with KAAN: Jesus Kaan, Miryam Maria Kaan, Moses Kaan, Buddha Kaan, Mohammed Kaan, Michael Kaan, Corazón Kaan … In this way old ideas of good and evil dissolve.
- Call the dark earth serpent IX KAAN, the white serpent of wisdom SAC KAAN and the serpent of the spirit KU KAAN, and invite KAAN in its colours — green, red, blue, golden.
- In KAAN the change of the times moves — in the cosmos and on our Earth.
- Work with the MAYA calendar: the Nahuales lead you to greater inner flexibility and gradually pass their qualities on to you. They build you bridges into the otherworlds and so change your consciousness.
TZIKIN and KAAN
The Nahual TZIKIN is the feathered head of the serpent and shows the way into the divine spirit. TZIKIN and KAAN are the Nahuales of the great founders of religions, who once built bridges for the human heart and spirit — its symbol is the staff of Moses, from which the fire serpent rises.
For 30 years KU KUUL KAAN has been made accessible at the PAZ MUNDO Centre for the healing of people, the consecration of mountains and landscapes and for the unfolding of world peace — in the TO OM RA KAAN force field.









