Mayan gods

Mayan Gods.

The Mayan people separated their world into three parts; the celestial sky, the mid-world and the underworld. These cosmic realms were created by two primordial beings known as 'Kukulkan' (the plumed serpent) and 'Hurican' (the Heart of Sky). #Kukulkan, #Hurican, #Xibalba, #LordsOfTheNight, #HunCame, #VucubCame, #DeathLords, #MayanMythology, #Cosmos The full article is available on my Patreon page. www.patreon.com/Mythopia

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Your Mayan zodiac sign can say a lot about your inherent personality and can give a peek into all those parts of you that you didn't even know existed.

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Mayan gods

A look at three of the main Mayan deities of Mesoamerica, with beautiful artwork by Daniel Delgado Cardenas! #AhPuch #Kukulkan #Chaac #MayanGods #MayanMythology #Mythology #MrPsMythopedia #Infographic https://www.facebook.com/MrPsMythopedia/

Mayan mythology themed vector set featuring illustrations of Itzamna god in stroke silhouette and color style. Each one can be used individually enjoy!

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This post outlines all the major attributes of Ah Puch, the death god of the Mayan people. #AhPuch, #MayanMythology, #DeathGods

Mayan king from the Classical Period (from the 5th to the 10th centuries). Had a lot of fun doing this. Something different from what I'm used to paint.

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Jaguar: A symbol of strength, divinity, and general domain over all things – a very big sign of power for the Mayans. By night, the jaguar god would rule over the Mayan Underworld, by day he would prowl across the morning sky from east to west, returning back to the Underworld at dusk. The cosmic forces of day and night fall into the jaguar's realm. A symbol of imminent domain in all things celestial, as well as an ultimate sign for confidence and leadership.

Aztec goddess who gave birth to the moon, stars and Huitzilopochtli, the god of the sun and war. Description from pinterest.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images