Ah Muzen Cab is the Mayan god of bees and honey. He is also referred to as Ah-MuzenCab.
According to Maya history, meliponine bees indigenous to the tropical jungles of Mexico's Yucatán peninsula signify a link to the spirit world.
Showing posts with label Mayan Gods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mayan Gods. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Ek-Chua Mayan God of Selling and Chocolate
Ek-chuah: - AKA Ekchuah, and Ek-chuuah.
A Somewhat scary God of Vendors and Selling.
He is the Patron god of Chocolate, or rather... Cocoa.
A Somewhat scary God of Vendors and Selling.
He is the Patron god of Chocolate, or rather... Cocoa.
Thursday, 24 January 2013
Ah Puch Mayan God of Death
Ah Puch is the Mayan God of Death.
Lord of Death. Ah Puch is a Ruler of Mitnal or Position 9 of the UnderWorld the darkest and nastiest division of Mayan Hell.
Lord of Death. Ah Puch is a Ruler of Mitnal or Position 9 of the UnderWorld the darkest and nastiest division of Mayan Hell.
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Ah Bolom Tzacab Mayan God of Aristocracy
Monday, 21 January 2013
Ek Zip Mayan God of deer Hunting
Tohil Mayan God of Fire
Tohil is the Mayan God of Fire. He really does love his sacrifices.
If our blood had been tomato sauce he'd become the Ketchup King. :)
Tohil needs blood from his worshipers, therefore the Maya provided to him not just their very own blood, and also the blood of captives via war.
If our blood had been tomato sauce he'd become the Ketchup King. :)
Tohil needs blood from his worshipers, therefore the Maya provided to him not just their very own blood, and also the blood of captives via war.
Sunday, 20 January 2013
ABAANGUI Native American Moon God
Abaangui is a Moon God. At the very least, part of him is.
He cut off his nasal area to spite his face and threw the large conk in to the evening sky, exactly where it has become the moon.
He cut off his nasal area to spite his face and threw the large conk in to the evening sky, exactly where it has become the moon.
Vucub Caquix Mayan God of Death
Vucub Caquix Also known as Gucup-Cakix, and Vucab-Came.
Death God of Xibalba the "Mayan Underworld", together with his 2nd in control Hun-Came.
Death God of Xibalba the "Mayan Underworld", together with his 2nd in control Hun-Came.
Ah-Peku Mayan God of Thunder
Ah-Peku is the Mayan God of Thunder. He is known Throughout the entire Mayan culture he is a popular God among his followers.
Chac God of Rain (Maya), Lightning and Agriculture
Chac is the God Of Rain: Also referred to as Ah-Hoya. He is a Mayan God.
Chac is an extremely important for harvests and growing.
Chac is an extremely important for harvests and growing.
Ah-Tzul Mayan Scorpion God
Ah- Hulneb Mayan God of War
Ah- Hulneb is a Local Mayan God of War. Meaning he was Worshipped usually only in one city within the Mayan Culture.
His city was named Tantun in the province/territory of Cozumel and there he commanded an enormous army.
His city was named Tantun in the province/territory of Cozumel and there he commanded an enormous army.
Akbul mayan god of Darkness and Night
Alaghom Naom Mayan Goddess
Alaghom-Naom is a Mayan Goddess, pronounced allah-gome nay-ome.
She is also known as Alaghom-Naom-Tzentel.
She is the Mother Goddess of Minds and Thoughts.
She is in charge of conscious awareness, creativity and rational thought.
She is also known as Alaghom-Naom-Tzentel.
She is the Mother Goddess of Minds and Thoughts.
She is in charge of conscious awareness, creativity and rational thought.
Saturday, 19 January 2013
Acolmiztli
Acolmiztli the Aztec god of the underworld.
Like most "Lords of the underworlds" he is not spoken of much. We do know however a few things...
Like most "Lords of the underworlds" he is not spoken of much. We do know however a few things...
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