Day 12 – Where Stone Meets Star On nights when the moon is dark, the sky becomes a mirror. Every star above reflects an energy point below. The Taíno of Borikén understood this long before telescopes or satellites—they carved their understanding into stone. 🌀 Stone as Stargate Each spiral, sun, and face etched into rock was a living portal. The Behique aligned these carvings with the paths of rivers, mountains, and constellations, turning the island itself into a breathing

Day 10 – Finding Calm in the Cosmic Chaos When the sky grows dark and the wind begins to hum, the world remembers Guabancex—((pronounced GWAH-bahn-seks) the Taíno Goddess of Storms. She is the whirling force of transformation, the embodiment of both chaos and renewal. To the Taíno, hurricanes were not punishments from the gods; they were sacred corrections—nature’s way of rebalancing energy. I was only five when I met that power firsthand. A hurricane swept through Puerto Ri