What it means
The Cimi glyph is a skull or a face with closed eyes, and the name means death in Yucatec. Daykeepers treat Kame as a day to speak with the dead and to ask the ancestors for help, and many say a person born on Kame is lucky, with an easy line to the other side. The sign is about thresholds, the point where one thing ends and clears the way for the next. Cimi people are often the ones others call in a crisis, because they don't flinch.
Strengths
Steadiness when things fall apart, honesty, a strong bond with the family who came before them, and the ability to let go cleanly.
Challenges
Pessimism, brooding over loss, and reaching for a final ending when a situation only needed a pause.
Dates
Cimi comes around every 20 days, because the Tzolkin runs through its 20 day signs in a fixed order, with Chicchan before it and Manik after it. Each time it returns it carries a new number from 1 to 13, so one exact pairing of number and sign comes back only every 260 days. The next four Cimi days on or after October 23, 2026 are November 4, 2026, November 24, 2026, December 14, 2026 and January 3, 2027. The Long Count completed its 13th b'ak'tun on December 21, 2012, which was 4 Ahau, and the first Cimi day after it fell on December 27, 2012. Someone born on February 8, 1982, for example, has Cimi as their day sign.
How Cosmic Array reads it
Cosmic Array counts your day sign in the traditional Tzolkin, using the standard GMT correlation (584283) between the Maya Long Count and our calendar, the count that lines up with the one highland daykeepers still keep. The Architect blueprint shows your day sign by its Yucatec name, Cimi, and reads it alongside your other ancient calendar signs and the rest of your chart. It shows the sign only, not the number from 1 to 13 that completes a full Tzolkin date. The colour name White Worldbridger comes from the Dreamspell, a modern system created by Jose Arguelles. Dreamspell runs on a different day count, so a Dreamspell calculator may show a different sign for the same birthday.