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However, in our world, we consider romantic love extremely important. Therefore, for the tonalamatl I am painting, I went on a peyote journey while meditating on a statue of Xochiquetzal, the goddess of love, and made this almanac as a result of her visions to me.

The success of a marriage was measured by the children they raised and how well they were educated.

By adding both lovers’ numbers, you can consult their romantic fortune.

The masks with beaks belong to Ehecatl, who represents wind. The bear the glyphs of the years (reed, rabbit, house and flint) to symbolize that Yohualli-Ehecatl is present i all time

In this painting he appears in the Codex Borgia, his body painted the red of blood, the rays of the sun, and good fortune. A gold solar disk is his necklace, and a solar butterfly head appears on his headdress.

People drinking from a rabbit shaped Octocomatli, or pulque vessel. Warriors where given pulque before battle to give them bravery. Therefore pulque and rabbits are associated with warfare, bravery, sacrifice, and death.

A newly finished painting, the birth of the Centzontotochtin, or, yhe four hundred rabbits, the Gods of drunkenness.
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She is respected as an attractive young woman or as a loving mother who breastfeeds her children

Happy Valentine's Day I want to share a little bit about the deity who inspires love in our hearts on this day dedicated to love. This is a painting of Xochiquetzal The Precious Blossom Our Lady of love, one of the main deities of fertility.

Here, two old women drink pulque. In the prehispanic era, only those over 52 could drink pulque outside of a ceremonial context, for they were considered wise, and to have earned it as a reward.