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Author: Paul Silva Publisher: Pantol ISBN: Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 118
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Macuilmalinalli is the God of excesses who governs Pleasure, Relaxation and Sleep. Macuilmalinalli works with physical relaxation, to reduce the flow of thoughts, to end insomnia, to cause terrible insomnia in specific person, to cause drowsiness and discomfort in specific person, to increase body sensitivity, to feel immense pleasure in sex, among several other things. This is the Aztec priestly magical system for communing with the Gods and receiving their blessings. This is the ancient Native American magical system being brought up to date.
Author: Paul Silva Publisher: Pantol ISBN: Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 118
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Macuilmalinalli is the God of excesses who governs Pleasure, Relaxation and Sleep. Macuilmalinalli works with physical relaxation, to reduce the flow of thoughts, to end insomnia, to cause terrible insomnia in specific person, to cause drowsiness and discomfort in specific person, to increase body sensitivity, to feel immense pleasure in sex, among several other things. This is the Aztec priestly magical system for communing with the Gods and receiving their blessings. This is the ancient Native American magical system being brought up to date.
Author: Paul Silva Publisher: Pantol ISBN: Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 131
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Macuilxochitl is the God of art, music, dance and beauty, in the Aztec Pantheon. Macuilxochitl works with artistic creativity, to improve musical skills, to improve drawing, painting and sculpture skills, to awaken sensuality in dance, to quickly learn new artistic skills, to improve physical beauty, to awaken a captivating personality, to see the beauties more subtle, among other things. This is the Aztec priestly magical system for communing with the Gods and receiving their blessings. This is the ancient Native American magical system being brought up to date.
Author: Paul Silva Publisher: Pantol ISBN: Category : History Languages : en Pages : 130
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In this book you will find magical religious rituals dedicated to the Aztec god of the dead Acolnahuacatl. Acolnahuacatl works to direct the dead to the afterlife, to remove negative spirits, spiritual strengthening, to cause imbalance, to appear invisible, to speak with the dead in dreams, to end a cycle, among many other things. This is the Aztec priestly magical system for communing with the Gods and receiving their blessings. This is the ancient Native American magical system being brought up to date.
Author: Paul Silva Publisher: Pantol ISBN: Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 118
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Macuilcuetzpalin is one of the Gods of excesses who governs satisfaction, joy and laughter. Macuilcuetzpalin works with Inner Joy, to Always Be Happy, to Create Crises of Laughter in Specific People, to Generate Deep Sadness in Specific Person, to Feel Fulfilled and at Peace, to Appear Fulfilled and Successful to People, to Bring Emotional Comfort, to Transform Traumas into Experiences, among other things. This is the Aztec priestly magical system for communing with the Gods and receiving their blessings. This is the ancient Native American magical system being brought up to date.
Author: Jim Ollhoff Publisher: ABDO Publishing Company ISBN: 1617840270 Category : Juvenile Nonfiction Languages : en Pages : 34
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Who is Itzamna? What is Xolotl? Why are myths so important in our lives? Myths are a rich source of history. People use them to make sense of our world. Even before myths were written down, people told and retold the stories of the gods and goddesses of their homeland. Readers of Mayan and Aztec Mythology will learn the history of myths, as well as their deeper meaning. From the Aztec feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl to the Mayan rain god Chac, this book helps kids understand the myths that shape and direct people's lives. Abdo & Daughters is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO.
Author: Ernest Novato Publisher: ISBN: 9781693219252 Category : Languages : en Pages : 114
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*Includes pictures *Includes a bibliography for further reading Gilgamesh, Hercules, Aeneas, and Lancelot are instantly recognized as mythological heroes in the West, evoking visions of Persian monsters, ghastly labors, and the founding and glorification of cities, but the name Quetzalcoatl is as mysterious as its spelling. Even those who have come across his name when learning about the history of Mesoamerica - particularly the Aztec and the god's role in the Spanish conquest of their empire - are often unaware that the Mesoamerican deity has tales that equal any of those in the repertoire of the mythological figures mentioned above, and the tale of his transmission into modern times is no less fascinating. As archaeologists quickly learned, there are numerous temples dedicated to gods all across Mesoamerica, from the Olmec and Toltec to the Aztec and Maya. Furthermore, thousands of people still gather in the ruins of Mesoamerican cities, even as researchers learn more about the civilizations that continue to generate interest among modern societies. Gods and myths reflect the societies that created them. The lustrous Garden of Eden was dreamed up by those for whom such verdant plenty could only be magical when compared with their usually arid environment. Peoples who endured harsh winters sang of eternal hearth fires and those who were threatened by dangerous animals told stories of humans who could tame them. Of course, these deities also often reflected the nuanced difficulties their creators experienced in their daily lives, and this is the case with the Aztec god Tlaloc. As the great scholar of Mesoamerican history and religion Kay Almere Read put it, "Rain and water deities constitute perhaps the largest, one of the oldest, most pervasive and complex group of gods and goddesses in Mesoamerica." The Valley of Mexico is the central elevated basin that contains Mexico City at its heart today. Surrounded by mountains and volcanoes, the Valley's lowest point is actually some 2200 meters above sea level and just like the plains of Mesopotamia or the Nile Delta, it is one of humanity's great birthplaces of civilization. Inhabited for over 12,000 years, it was the home to such creative cultures as the Teotihuacan, the Toltec, and the Aztec. These cultures built vast empires and colored them with sophisticated art and architecture, which is invaluable for scholars who study the groups today, and symbols of Tlaloc have been pervasive across their ruins. One of the reasons for the prevalence of Tlaloc in the Valley of Mexico is that in the semi-arid climate, water was a powerful daily symbol. Although there were no naturally occurring water connections to the sea, the high altitude of the mountains and volcanoes that surrounded it caught the rain water well and formed five important lakes: Xochimilco, Xaltocan, Zumpango, Chalco and Texcoco. As the largest, Texcoco was where the Aztecs eventually built their capital city Tenochtitlan. Since this was not a desert culture, their god Tlaloc was not just a reflection of an opposite extreme they desired; instead, he was a complex god that reflected the duality of water as both a boon and a force for destruction. From his home in Tlalocan, Tlaloc was able to send good and bad waters to the people of the Valley of Mexico and beyond. He was the lord of the chthonic powers of Mexico even as far south as the Maya, who called him Chaac and connected him with warfare and agriculture much the same way the Aztec did. The Aztec tell the story of Tlaloc blessing their rise to regional dominance by sending a famine to the Toltec, and his duality of good waters vs. bad waters was a product of the largely two-season system in Mexico. Tlaloc: The History of the Aztec God of Rain and Giver of Life examines the origins of the deity and his place in the pantheon of gods.
Author: Maarten Jansen Publisher: BRILL ISBN: 9004340521 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 645
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Time and the Ancestors: Aztec and Mixtec Ritual Art combines iconographical analysis with archaeological, historical and ethnographic studies and offers new interpretations of enigmatic masterpieces from ancient Mexico, focusing specifically on the symbols and values of the religious heritage of indigenous peoples.
Author: Hubert Howe Bancroft Publisher: ISBN: Category : Indians Languages : en Pages : 892
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Extensive anthropological, ethnographic, linguistic, archaeological, and historical work on the Indians of the North, Central, and South Americas and, in North America, as far east as the Mississippi Valley.
Author: Paul Silva
Author: Paul Silva
Author: Paul Silva
Author: Paul Silva
Author: Paul Silva
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