- Index
- Dedication
- Authors
- Introduction
1 - Tonatiuh
2 - Cosmogonic Epochs
- The Five Suns
- The Jaguar Sun
- The Sun of Wind
- The Sun of the Rain of Fire
- The Sun of Water
- The Sun of the Earthqueakes
- The Four Cardinal Points
3 - Tonalli
Days
01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05
06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10
11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15
16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20
4 - Solar Rays
5 - The Serpentine Binary
6 - The Edge of the Stone
7- Aztec Cosmogony
- Official Details
- How the Aztecs measured Time
- The Aztecs Months
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Images
- Back Cover
- Book in Word Format
- Book in PDF Format
Day 19. Quiahuitl (Rain)
Human beings are weak on every sense and they need of a superior force to transcend this valley of tears. It is a sign of pride to even think this is work we can do by ourselves. We all need of divine help, symbolized here as the fertilizing rain.
Regent God: This is the liquid nourishment of life, the duality with the Sun. Quiahuitl is the eighteenth sign and is represented by the head of Tlaloc (God of Rain) or by the elements that make up his countenance, his face. In this representation we see blue around his eye, a blue stripe that wraps around one of its two sides and adorns the upper lip; long teeth and a bun on his head divided in white and green segments.
The Location of the Day in the Borgia Codex: Appears on his dart thrower, showing that these are forces that come from divinity, that we are not alone performing the work.
“Tlaloc is the God of Rain. Tlalli means “ground”; Octlli means “wine”; “the wine soaked up by the ground”. The Nahuas always represented him in the “house of the moon”. His countenance is covered by a sacred mask which only allowed his blue eyes to be shown…”
Samael Aun Weor – Aztec Christic Magic, Chapter XVI
