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It is represented as a cloud of darkness with the face of Ehecatl, Our Lord the Wind, who wears a beak half mask with which to blow wind and air.

This practice is depicted in various examples of art throughout the millennia of Mesoamerican history.

Death is the process of return to the eternal stream of time and change which are one in ometeotl

Yesterday was the 500th anniversary of the Massacre of the Great Temple, one of the most violent episodes in the history of the conquest of the city Mexihco.

It is said that when children who are still at the breast pass away, they go to Tonacacuauhco, where Tonacatecuhtli, the grandfather of the Teteo, rules over a tree which grows breasts like flowers, and which produce milk which floats like mist.

Images of the Chane inside the Sacred Mountain, a place of water and abundance, can be found as early as the first civilizations that lived in Mesoamerica, in carvings and in paintings dating back to 1000 years BC

Today is the day Ome Ehecatl, Two Wind, in the sacred calendar of our ancestors.

You can find the original painting of Quetzalcoatl in my Etsy store. Look up Corazón Mexica! or click on the link

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Those born during the trecena Ce Cipactli are wise and understanding, they will be teachers and protectors, which is a hard path and a complicated, although rewarding life.

Today is the day Ce Cipactli, One Alligator, in the sacred calendar of the Mexica.

I give Mexica (Aztec) calendar readings. Look up Corazón Mexica in Etsy! Or click on the link

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He holds a red mirror in one of his hands, in which he sees the truth of men’s hearts, a sacrificial knife in another, with which he flayed his own skin, and a Mist Rattle in his left hands, whose gentle sound announcing the coming of the rains.