Mati now in the Stars

Today, January 4, 2026, the clock marks a specific hour. A precise frequency. A point in the cycle where something can begin.

In the days prior, I spoke of repairing the clock. Of everything being mind. Of the trinity mind–emotion–action sustaining all manifestation.

Now comes the moment to show how that internal clock works. How consciousness moves. How it unfolds. How it grows.

The answer lies in the 12 Steps of the YOSOY.

These 12 steps are the fundamental architecture of how consciousness develops. They are the essential functions that every human being activates in order to integrate the I (the human) with the I Am (the universal). They are the internal map of the path that each person walks—consciously or unconsciously—throughout life.

But they are also much more than that.

They are the pattern through which the coming years will be traversed. They are the structure through which time will be calibrated. They are the rhythm by which the planetary clock will be repaired.

Time as Cycles of Perception

Time is not linear. Time is cyclical.

This is not philosophy; it is observation. Day and night form a cycle. The seasons of the year form a cycle. The phases of the Moon form a cycle. The heartbeat is a cycle. Breathing is a cycle. Life and death are a cycle.

All of nature functions in cycles. And so does consciousness.

Consciousness does not grow in a straight line. It grows in a spiral. Each time it returns to the same point, it returns differently—deeper, more aware, more integrated.

And the fundamental pattern of that spiral is twelve steps.

Twelve functions. Twelve gates. Twelve frequencies.

Twelve ways in which consciousness unfolds from origin to full manifestation.

The 12 Steps of the YOSOY

These are the 12 steps:

1. I Am — Identity The first step is recognition. Knowing that one exists. That one is a point of consciousness within the universal mind. “I Am” is the beginning of everything—the moment consciousness recognizes itself.

2. I Have — Inner resources Once one knows that one is, one discovers what one has. The inner resources that sustain being. The tools that already reside within. This step anchors confidence in one’s own capacity.

3. I Say — Communication and expression When one knows what one has, it can be expressed—given word, given form. Communication is the bridge between the inner and outer worlds. What is spoken is created.

4. I Feel — Emotion and empathy Here the heart is activated. The capacity to feel, to resonate with what surrounds us. Emotion is the water that connects, nourishes, and sustains the bond between the self and the world.

5. I Can — Will This is the fire of action. Will is the force that moves, transforms, and turns emotion into motion.

6. I Order — Organization Will without order is chaos. Here the mind classifies, structures, organizes information, and recognizes patterns. The inner world is ordered so that it can manifest coherently.

7. I Balance — Inner harmony This is the midpoint. Balance. The capacity to integrate opposites and hold creative tension between the I and the I Am without losing oneself in either extreme.

8. I Desire — Deep motivation / personal medicine Here personal medicine is revealed—the deep purpose, the inner motive. This step shows what one has come to heal, transform, and bring into the world.

9. I See — Vision, mission, and purpose Once personal medicine is known, vision expands. One sees beyond the immediate, recognizes one’s mission, and understands one’s place within the greater planetary fabric of consciousness.

10. I Use — Practical application Vision without action is fantasy. Here one learns to apply what has been discovered—to materialize, to turn vision into practice.

11. I Know — Understanding This step synthesizes all that came before. It is the moment of comprehension, when mind, emotion, and action become one.

12. I Create — Construction and projection of reality The final step is creation. Here reality is projected. Co-creation with the universal mind occurs, and manifestation arises from full coherence.

Why Twelve?

Twelve is not an arbitrary number.

There are twelve months in a year. Twelve signs of the zodiac. Twelve tribes in ancient traditions. Twelve apostles accompanied Christ. Twelve major power centers on Earth.

Twelve is the pattern through which consciousness organizes itself. It is the structure of cyclical time. It is the architecture of the universal mind unfolding into matter.

And these 12 steps are the internal map of that unfolding.

How These Steps Will Be Traversed

Between 2026 and 2029, 92 cycles will be completed—one for each element of the periodic table. Each cycle lasts 13 days: twelve days plus one.

During those twelve days, the 12 steps of the YoSoy are traversed as applied to a specific element. The thirteenth day is the day of integration—the day of synthesis—when everything experienced becomes one.

This means that in the coming years, a process of deep calibration will take place. Each chemical element of reality—from Hydrogen to Uranium—will be explored, activating the 12 steps of consciousness within each one.

Each element is a memory key, an archetype of matter, a pattern of reality’s organization.

By traversing them all, the bridge between the human body, the Earth, and the universe will be rebuilt.

Movement and Cycles

Earth rotates on its axis at 1,670 kilometers per hour. It orbits the Sun at 107,000 kilometers per hour. The Solar System moves through the galaxy at 828,000 kilometers per hour. And the galaxy itself travels through the universe at over 2 million kilometers per hour.

Everything is moving. Constantly.

And movement creates cycles. Cycles are our perception of movement from a given point of view.

Day and night are cycles because we perceive Earth’s rotation. The seasons are cycles because we perceive Earth’s orbit around the Sun. Lunar phases are cycles because we perceive the Moon’s movement around Earth.

Everything we call time is, in truth, perception of movement.

Astrology as a Reflection of Psychology

Astrology defines psychology because we observe the sky in specific configurations when things happen in our daily lives.

When ancient peoples plowed the land in spring, they saw the constellation Taurus in the sky. That is why they gave it the form of a bull. They associated what they lived—hard labor, strength, patience, contact with the earth—with what they observed above.

Astrology was born this way—not because the stars control reality, but because the stars are the mirror onto which we project what is happening within us.

It is perspective. Point of view. The angle from which we perceive cosmic movement.

That is why astrology is psychology: it describes how we perceive, interpret, and organize inner experience through what we observe outside.

The 12 Steps and the Zodiac: The Same Pattern

Here is the key: the 12 steps of the YoSoy and the 12 signs of the zodiac are the same pattern.

One is internal. The other external. One is the clock of being. The other is the clock of the sky.

When we observe the sky and see Aries, we are perceiving the moment of the year when nature expresses “I Am”—the beginning, the fire, the emergence of identity.

When we see Taurus, we perceive “I Have”—earth, resources, stability.

When we see Gemini, we perceive “I Say”—air, communication, exchange.

And so it continues, through the twelve signs, the twelve steps, the twelve functions of consciousness unfolding through time.

The Natal Chart: The Design of the Personal Clock

At the moment each person is born, the sky is in a specific configuration. The Sun occupies one sign, the Moon another, and the planets are distributed across the twelve houses of the zodiac.

That configuration is the natal chart. And the natal chart is not destiny—it is the design of the personal clock.

It is the point of view from which that consciousness will perceive cosmic movement. It is the specific combination of the twelve steps that each person will activate in a unique way throughout life.

Someone with the Sun in Aries will experience “I Am” very directly. Someone with the Sun in Libra will experience “I Balance” as their central frequency. Someone with the Moon in Cancer will feel “I Feel” very deeply.

But everyone—absolutely everyone—contains all twelve steps. We all possess the twelve functions. We all traverse the full cycle.

The natal chart simply shows how the personal clock is designed in relation to these steps: which functions are more naturally active, which frequencies resonate more easily, and which steps require greater conscious work to activate.

The YOSOY Does Not Depend on Astrology

And here is what is fundamental: the YoSoy does not depend on astrology.

Astrology is an external reflection of what is happening in the internal world of the YoSoy.

The YOSOY comes first. It is the architecture of consciousness—the pattern through which the universal mind unfolds into matter.

The zodiac is the external map of that pattern. It is how that unfolding is reflected in the sky—the mirror through which we can observe, measure, name, and understand the twelve steps.

But the origin is always within.

When you study your natal chart, what you are really discovering is how your personal clock was designed in relation to these steps—what frequencies you received at birth, what point of view you were given to perceive cosmic movement.

The power lies in consciously activating the twelve steps—walking them, calibrating them, synchronizing the internal clock with the external one.

The Clock That Is Repaired

The twelve steps are the internal clock. The zodiac is the external clock.

When these two clocks synchronize, consciousness finds its rhythm. Perception becomes ordered. Mind, emotion, and action align. Repairing time means re-synchronizing these two clocks.

And that work begins today.

Because when the internal clock marks the correct hour, everything built in the external world carries coherence.

The twelve steps are the map. The ninety-two elements are the keys. The zodiac is the mirror. And the clock that is repaired is the one that allows this path to be walked consciously.

Welcome to the map of inner time.