AZTEC MYTHOLOGY
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Aztec Mythology and Aztec GodsA description of five aztec gods
5 Aztec Gods With AttitudeFive Aztec gods and how Aztec beliefs were ruled by these gods.- Aztec Gods Ruled the Pre-Columbian CivilizationThe pantheon of Aztec gods shaped the consciousness of the pre-Columbian civilization.
- 2012 Maya & Aztec Calendar: Milankovitch Cycles & Global WarmingThe slow precession of the earth's wobble is called the Great, Cosmic or Platonic year and equals 25,860 earth's years. In ancient Maya mythology, the Cosmic Millstone is the sun's path, across the galactic equator and the ecliptic marking 13.0.0.0.0
- Uncovering the Aztec God Named QuetzalcoatlThis article shares information on the Aztec God known as Quetzalcoatl.
- Aztec Human Sacrifice - a Detached ViewCan one look at human sacrifice from the point of view of cultural relativism? This paper describes Aztec human sacrifice and what it meant to their religious milieu.
- Creationism Aztec Style: A Creation Myth that Led to the End of a Great CivilizationA little history lesson on the Aztec creation myth and how it might have led to amazing victory of a few Spanish soldiers over a mass of Aztec warriors.
- Our Need to Create an Inspirational MythologyThe ancients had stories to tell, which is why they needed dances, costumes, art, sculptures and alphabets. They didn't just rehash old stories from the smorgasbord of spirituality. They were engaged in creative myth-making. Who is creating myth now?
Different Beliefs of MythologyIndividual beliefs and mind frame are used as a way to understand what happens around them and this produces myths.- The History of the Mexican FlagA overview of the history, meaning and mythology surrounding the Mexican flag.
The Vampire Diaries "Bad Moon Rising" Season 2 Episode 3 RecapFind out what happened on the episode 3 of the CW's teen vampire drama- Humankind's Fascination for SpaceThe article briefly tries to enumerate the reasons behind the human obsession with space.
The Secret Behind William Faulkner's As I Lay DyingAfter almost a century, a new discovery about the true origins of William Faulkner's inspiration for As I Lay Dying has come to light.
Remembering the World Mythologies Series of Illustrated BooksAn introduction to these exquisitely illustrated surveys of ancient mythologies and folklore. Published between 1977 and 1991, all are are suitable as either real-alouds or as sustained silent reading material. Also known as the World Mythology Series.
Texas Drought of 2011 Needs to EndTexas is experiencing a very severe drought. One of the worst droughts on record. Every time I see a news article about the drought in Texas I remember the trip my family took there in the spring of 1997.
Feet and the Origins of ReflexologyFor thousands of years the human foot has been adored, worshipped, and held in highest esteem. Perhaps it should be of no surprise that this fascination led to an area of scientific study which connects the human foot to human health.
Mother Goddesses Around the WorldMost cultures had the concept of a Great Mother goddess, and her worship has continued. Here is a glimpse of a few of the mother goddesses from cultures around the world.- Shapeshifters WorldwideMore than wolves, shapeshifters involve lions, vultures, dolphins and more.
The Museum of Native American History in Bentonville, ArkansasTake a look inside a museum dedicated to displaying an amazing collection of artifacts and relics from the first Americans. Admission is free!- Cannibalism Among the Iroquois and the AlgonquianThis paper investigates cannibalism among different American Indian Tribes and potential explanations for this cannibalism.
- Similarities Between Love GoddessesMany mythologies have their own love goddesses, and it's surprising how many similarities they share.
The Mesoamerican Tree of Life: Tree of Life Series Article FourArticle four in a series that looks at the trees of life through out time. This one covers the Mesoamerican tree of life, or world tree.- U'mista Cultural Society and the Kwakwaka'wakwThe Kwakwaka'wakw Nation numbers at about 5, 500 people. The U'Mista Cultural society is a center that is dedicated to preserving their culture and heritage.
- The Mist: An Analysis"The Mist," is an adaptation of one of Stephen King's novels and although light on scares the film is very entertaining.
Real Creatures of Myth and LegendRight out of childhood stories, not all tall tales are so much fairy dust.
Journey to MexicoDescribes my experience of doing a shamanic course in Mexico in late 2006. This included a week in the Sonora Desert, and experience such as labyrinth walking, traditional Mexican sweatlodges and making a medicine wheel.- Sky Dragons: Four Flying Serpents of Myth and LegendDragons are popular creatures in myth and legend. Some walk about on two or four legs, others swim through the oceans and lakes, and still others take to the air, either with or without wings.
- Great Flood Myths: Different Cultures Have Similar MythsA look at how almost every culture on earth has a story about a great flood.
- Turquoise in History and MythSince 3000 BC, cultures around the world have prized turquoise and believed it held mystical powers to protect the wearer.
Mel Gibson's Apocalypto and the Future of HumanityWhy is Mel Gibson interested enough in the Mayan to make a movie about them? The Mayan developed highly accurate calendar and astronomical charts. Their creation, death, and rebirth myths lie swirling above our heads, their Golden Age is set to begin. Is humanity ready?
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