Ix chel

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Tattoo Ideas: Ixchel

Ix Chel - Mayan Goddess of Marriage, Fertility, Creativity and Childbirth by Renée Yates-McElwee #coloringbook

Alamaya is the Mayan priestess to the Red King at Chichén Itzá. She appears in Changes. Alamaya identifies herself as "Priestess Alamaya and servant to the Great Lord Kukulkan". She emerged from the Temple of Kukulkan in Chichén Itzá bearing a small white lantern and accompanied by three Jaguar Warriors, all of them half-vampires, one of which beating the drum that she paced to, the other two bearing ancient weaponry of wood and obsidian.[1] Tall, young, lovely, with long Mayan features…

12 major Aztec gods and goddesses of the Aztec religion, ranging from Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent, to Tonatiuh, the sun god.

Our featured Goddess today is Ixchel. Ixchel (pronounced Ishchel) is the Maya Goddess of the Moon, Water, Weaving, Medicine, Love and Childbirth.. She is the wife of the sun god Ak Kin, and is often represented accompanied by a rabbit; in hieroglyphics her name appears as Chak Chel, meaning “large rainbow”. In the “Chilam Balam”, a collection of books which tells about the history of the Maya civilization, her name appears as Ixchel, which means “rainbow woman”. Ixchel is revered as the…

"Using vibrant light to help and hinder, weave a new path for friend and foe alike." Ix Chel is one of the playable Gods in SMITE. There are many stories about Ix Chel, and her faces are as myriad as the phases of the moon. Among some tribes she is known as the Great End or the Red Rainbow. Among others, She of the Pale Face. But she is perhaps best known as the Lady of the Rainbows. Whatever her sobriquet, Ix Chel is a goddess of facets; the moon is within her purview, and fertility as…