CURRENT MISSION

"Discovering the Meaning of Life" and "Finding the Real You"

ABOUT ME

aztec dancer , and keper of the mexhica tradition performing the ancient tradition of the temazcal

PHILOSOPHY

At the heart of Nahua philosophy stands the thesis that there exists a single, dynamic, vivifying, eternally self-generating and self-regenerating sacred power, energy or force: what the Nahuas called teotl

Pourquoi je suis sur Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

Mayan Vision Awakening Journey december 11 -27 2012
www.fifthsunjourneys.com

Centres d'intérêt

the 2012 time wave energy ,

• folklore
• dancing

Morceaux de musique, films et livres

writers. henry miller , tropic of cancer , junkie
charles bukowski ,Confessions of a Man Insane Enough to Live with Beasts,,Tales of Ordinary Madness
alejandro jodorosky, psycomagia
movies, taxidermia , holy mountain , waking life, fantastic planet

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The Nahuas believed the human body serves as the temporary location for three different animistic forces, each residing in its own center. Tonalli (from the root tona, "heat") resides in the head. It provides the body with character, vigor, and the energy needed for growth and development. Individuals acquire their tonalli from the sun. A person's tonalli may leave her body during dreams and shamanic journeys. Tonalli is ritually introduced into an infant as one of her animistic entities. It is closely united to a person as her link to the universe and as determining factor of her destiny. Everything belonging to a human by virtue of her relation to the cosmos received the name of tonalli. Teyolia ("that which gives life to people") resides in the heart. It provides memory, vitality, inclination, emotion, knowledge, and wisdom. Unlike tonalli, one's teyolia is not separable while alive. It "goes beyond after death" and enjoys a postmortem existence in the world of the dead. The Nahuas likened teyolia to "divine fire" .. Finally, ihiyotl ("breath, respiration") resides in the liver. It provides passion, cupidity, bravery, hatred, love, and happiness.