Aztec animal meanings and Nagual oracles – The Tonalamatl (the Aztec “Book of Days”) is the basis for this essay regarding nagual oracles and Aztec animal meanings. There are 20 trecena, or 13-day periods, and thirteen “hour” days in all. A deity ruled over each of these thirteen temporal units. And each deity had a Nagual (also spelled Nahual, all pronounced na’wall).
What exactly is a Nagual? Naguals can be thought of as an alter ego or a manifestation of a Mesoamerican person or deity’s animalistic side.
The Nagual is a component of awareness that still roams the jungles unrestrained, beating its wings against damp clouds – the wild side of being that is still totally primordial, free, and unscrupulous.
Naguals are also regarded guardian spirits in Aztec mythology. Shamans summon a guardian spirit into their bodies, which guards them against illness and hostile forces from other planets. As the shaman’s needs change throughout time, so do the guardian spirits. If you’ve read any of Carlos Castaneda’s works, you’ll know that nagual has a very special meaning in shamanic excursions.
To the shaman, the non-ordinary reality is just as real as the regular reality. The shaman is a person who achieves an ecstatic altered state of consciousness that allows him to interact with guardian and helpful spirits as well as tap into vast reservoirs of power. Shamanism’s main goal is to help people cure their bodies and minds. He is a healer, both for himself and for others.
For each of the thirteen phases of a trecena, the Nagual birds are paired with a different deity.
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Aztec Mayan Warrior Skull Maya Aztec
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Huitzilopochtli The Hummingbird God, Aztec Maya
The Aztec civilization is one of the greatest civilizations in history. It was not until recently that people have begun to recognize this ancient culture for its amazing accomplishments, which include monumental architecture and advancements in astronomy. The Aztecs were also spiritually advanced, having a diverse pantheon of gods and goddesses who represented various aspects of life on earth; including nature, water, fire, death etc.
Huitzilopochtli The Hummingbird God, Aztec Maya
Aztec Maya Infinity Circle Of Life
Aztec designs are a great way to get in touch with your culture. The Aztecs were very influential, and their art is beautiful. This design by AM Style is inspired from the Aztec‘s sacred animals, which include jaguars and eagles. These animals were believed to be a direct link between humans and the gods, so they held a lot of significance for them.
Aztec Maya Infinity Circle Of Life
Aztec Maya Quetzalcoatl Skull Sunstone
Aztec mythology has always fascinated me because of its rich history and the many gods that are in it. I was inspired to design a set of tumblers based off the Aztec sacred animals. The designs represent their characteristics well, which could be seen through each animal’s use in religious rituals or artistic depictions.
Aztec Maya Quetzalcoatl Skull Sunstone
Quetzalcoatl Fire Serpent Maya Aztec
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