13 Ajpu

Today our human consciousness has the opportunity for growth in passing spiritual tests.
The key to this growth is through certainty, security, and being a hunter.
Ajpu is the energy of the blowgun hunter, the Spiritual Warrior represented by the mythical twins in the Popol Vuh who died and were reborn after surmounting spiritual tests- an allegory for spiritual awakening and the triumph of good over evil. It also references solar and lunar eclipses. Ajpu, then, is the hunter, warrior, and unwearied traveler; the force that can help us overcome negative energies and triumph through vision and spirituality.  Power 13 marks the end of the cycle and so signifies achievement and success. Like Power 1 it contains strength and wisdom, but it has now gained experience. It is a day for rewards and spirituality. It stands for fulfillment and magic.
You finally hit the bullseye! Sure enough, you've been practicing for days, and after a number of missed shots, The Blowgun Hunter makes an appearance and helps you in your efforts. The reward is that you can ask for whatever you want, because today you will get it.
This is only a reference as to what day of the Cholq'ij calendar aligns with our familiar dates.
For more information, buy the book by Mayan elder Carlos Barrios, books by Mayan Daykeeper Denise Barrios, or any other books regarding this Sacred Calendar