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OPALTWINS-SKULLS

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Skulls are commonly featured in the myths of many cultures, from the Mayan or Aztec to the tribal groupings of North America.
To many of the Eastern traditions, the skull is an esoteric symbol used in secret rituals. Some legends associate the skull with powerful protector deities; and in the Chinese, Hindu and Tibetan traditions, countless divine Gods and Goddesses depicted wearing skull necklaces, carrying skull weapons etc.

Are skulls spiritual?

Simultaneously, being part of the skeleton and the body, skull symbolism also represents a connection between the spiritual and the physical realm. Ancient Aztecs It represented the taming of the fear of death and the beginning of a new dawn.

What does the Aztec skull mean?

For the Aztecs—the larger cultural group to which the Mexica belonged—those skulls were the seeds that would ensure the continued existence of humanity. They were a sign of life and regeneration, like the first flowers of spring.

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