Cimi 
Mayan Oracle Interpretation
by
Ariel Spilsbury and Michael Bryner
I am Cimi!
Embodied in the gardenia's fragrant grace,
Sense the liberating sweetness of surrender!
In this surrender,
I offer death to your self-imposed boundaries
as naturally as a molting snake
sheds its constricting limitations.
In this surrender,
die to old patterns and belief systems
that no longer serve the perfection of your becoming.
In this surrender,
my hungry soil consumes all
that is not needed on your journey,
all that does not reveal
the fullest expression of your divinity.
In this surrender,
let my charged ethers burn off your dross
in the fire of alchemical transmutation
that creates a more resplendently refined condition of your spirit.
In this surrender,
ever more unified with the light,
I offer the velvet-soft enclave of release
and the natural balm of forgiveness
within the sacred realm of death and transformation.
In this surrender,
find lyrical melding
as an instrument of divine wisdom,
embracing the gift's of death without dying.
In this surrender,
Let go
Yield to the pattern of perfection,
freed from the bondage of control's illusion.
In this surrender,
I am the acolyte of the underworld
who gives voice to the gifts
of your unexpressed aspects.
In this surrender,
like moss,
I am the life, transformation, and insight
that grows out of death.
In this surrender,
through death and transformation,
receive my most precious gift--
the revelation and flowering
of the true garden of self.
These transformational insights are from The Mayan Oracle: Return Path to the Stars, by Ariel Spilsbury and Michael Bryner. Ariel has kindly given me permission to share them with you here. These poems are approximately 30 pages of a 313 page book and card set - In other words, the book is packed with insightful wisdom. Expand your personal relationship with the Mayan archetypes; please visit them at their web site where you can obtain your own personal signed copy. In the book Ariel acknowledges Aurora (Cinda Seaton) for her contribution in these poetry sections. Thank you Ariel, Michael, Aurora and all others who contributed.
