Few
things remain as mysterious as they were hundreds of years ago in
the Mayan legends. One of them is the birth of Lord Pakal Ahau in
1952 at the time of the opening of the Tomb.
Pakal has reconstructed his memory so we can offer this beautiful
mug in our store. We have work very hard to bring the best of our
digital designs to celebrate Pakal's birth.
In Pakal's memory, the Cosmic Serpent delivers through her sexual
organ the body and flesh of Lord Pakal Ahau, while King Hunab Pakal
(as the Eternal Galactic Being) takes off the mask of Death from
his face and shows it to the baby, who is transformed in the Jaguar
God again. It is a very special moment. At the same time, Mictlantecutli,
the Death God, plays a song with a Mayan citar (a sort of guitar)
to welcome the advent of the baby while his angry dog barks during
the event controlled by God K. As the legend describes, at the moment
of birth, Pakal Ahau is resurrected from the bones of King Pakal,
or rather his soul has resurrected from Death.
The child will be in the world teaching the mysteries of Death
and performing living miracles to those who accept his words. Later,
as Pakal's work grows in the world, Mictlan declares war to Lord
Pakal because he's not happy that his kingdom of Death is in jeopardy
and tries to regain control. If Mictlan wins his purpose, a massive
human of souls will fill his underground domain on Earth. If Lord
Pakal succeeds a new world will be born defeating Death.
You can purchase our mug "Lord Pakal's Birth" with the
visual story at the store. Click
here.
"Death is just a term. Your bodily, verbal and mental formations
have ceased and are quite still but your life is exhausted. Your
heat has subsided and your faculties are broken up. When you enter
upon the cessation of perception and sensations, your bodily, verbal
and mental formations also have ceased and are quite still, but
your life is unexhausted, your heat has not subsided, and your faculties
are quite whole." (Lord Pakal).
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commercial and for-profit. The Pakalian Group (2004).
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