Mesoamerican Traditions

1 entry in Symbology

Being · 900 CE

Kukulkan

Chichén Itzá (c. 900–1200 CE)

The Yucatec Maya feathered serpent deity of wind, sky, and cosmic renewal.

Who they wereKukulkan unites celestial bird and terrestrial serpent, representing the harmonization of sky and earth; on the equinox at El Castillo, sunlight creates the visual descent of the undulating serpent.

The FindingCosmic harmony occurs when higher spiritual vision integrates seamlessly with earthly grounding.