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This Monday you have to say hello to him

Good king of the lifesaver

TRAVELING IN MAYAN HALLUCINOGENIC MUSHROOMS:

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VIAJE TRASCENDENTAL EN HONGOS ALUCINOGENOS MAYAS:

Era común que sacerdotes y altos jerarcas mayas consumieran hongos alucinógenos en ceremonias especiales para acceder a estados trascendentales que los dirigía al mundo espiritual. En esta vasija del periodo clásico vemos a un gobernante o sacerdote involucrado en un ritual de hongos de transformación jaguar del inframundo. El gobernante está representado sosteniendo una barra ceremonial de la que emerge la serpiente de visión divina (dragón barbudo) conocida como “Och Chan”. Una deidad con orejas de ciervo, conocido como el dios de la caza o el protector de los venados “Wuk Zip”, quien emerge de las fauces de la serpiente de visión soplando sobre una caracola. El gobernante o sacerdote usa una capa ceremonial con hongos bordados y el tocado del jaguar del inframundo.

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TRAVELING IN MAYAN HALLUCINOGENIC MUSHROOMS:

It was common for priests and high Mayan hierarchs to consume hallucinogenic mushrooms in special ceremonies to access transcendental states that would direct them into the spiritual world. In this Classical period pot we see a ruler or priest involved in an underworld Jaguar mushroom transformation ritual. The ruler is depicted holding a ceremonial bar from which emerges the divine vision serpent (bearded dragon) known as “Och Chan.” A deer-eared deity, known as the god of hunting or deer protector “Wuk Zip”, who emerges from the jaws of the vision snake blowing on a snail. The ruler or priest wears a ceremonial cape with embroidered mushrooms and the touch of the Jaguar of the Underworld.

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