Meet Suerte y Fortuna

Luck is nothing more than opportunity meeting preparation. So, I have to be ready when opportunity comes along.

Can anyone tell why Suerte (luck) and Fortuna (fortune) are represented by these gorgeous ceramic owls? The first valid reply wins this photo as a post card mailed to your home or office!

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Barry Farber says:
April 3, 2013 at 11:54 am
Rudy;
We (my wife and I) live in Arizona, but we look at AntiguaDailyPhoto every day. It is a beautiful site. Keep up the good work. We will be in Antigua from the 15th of April until the 19th and would very much like to stop by your office and meet you. Is that possible?
I believe this answers your question concerning owls in Guatemalan folklore.
The Mayans use owls to represent the power to rule others
for a king who once presided over the region now called Guatemala.
Characteristics
The person born on a day Ajmaq was conceived a day Q’anil and his/her future is
ruled by a day K’at. He/she is the follower of the first ancestors, but if the
person born on that day is not aware of its energy and does not follow what is
asked to follow on that day, he/she can be prejudiced by his/her evil aspects
and sins. The person bor non that day Ajmaq, is meant to become an Ajq’ij
(spiritual guide). This person goes slowly through life and reaches his/her
goals. It possesses this duality of the curiosity and prudence, cautiousness.
Its biggest challenge is accepting the lacks and mistakes of others.
The Health of this person is led by self destructive processes, by his/her
irresponsibility and his/her easily irritable and tending to confrontations
character.
Positive Characteristics
Great student, intelligent, courageous and brave, good memory, respectful,
endowed with great patience, visionary, analytical, persistent, lucky in love.
Defender of the people.
Negative Characteristics
Easily led to making mistakes, vicious, liar, unfaithful, angry and led to
generate problems in the shelter; jealous, irresponsible, strong character.
Tendency to blame other people for their mistakes.
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