Six Powerful Mayan Symbols and Their Meanings

After 900 AD, Mayan Civilization declined, and thecreation of life itself.
documents and symbols of this ancient culture were4. The Jaguar
almost wiped out by the invading Spanish- whoThe Jaguar to the Mayan, was a symbol of power,
considered the Maya "uncivilized," and "cleansed"and rule. The Jaguar God ruled over the Mayan
whole regions of Central America of the Mayanunderground at night, and during the day enters the
Legacy.skies and watch over us. The Jaguar was the
However The Mayan left powerful symbols of theirprotector of the cosmic forces from the heavens that
unique and little known culture, which outlived theguided us,- and a sign of leadership and confidence.
destruction of their conquerors. Symbols that signify5. The Eagle
ancient and mysterious astrological beliefs- What areThe Eagle represented contemplated thoughts, and
these symbols?.clarifies clear mental focus on a subject that is
1. Earthtroubling you. Mayans believed the symbol of the Eagle
Earth represented the slow movement and ourif focused upon, could even bring strong telepathic and
continued change. It symbolized the need of patienceother ancient powers.
when we face tough decisions, and if focused upon6.. The Bat
can help your inner thoughts make the changes youThe Bat in Mayan Culture represented the underworld.
desire possible. This symbol is round.Worshipped as a powerful symbol of protection
2. Nightagainst enemies, and its rule over darkness.- Ancient
Night is a symbol of balance and rest with the eventualMayans saw both Good and evil in a complete light,
goal of peace. It represents resting, and forgetting yourrather than a separate light many of us do today. So
life issues until your spirit is ready to solve them. Nightthe bat was worshipped, as a symbol of both good
represents the need to rest, so your inner-spirit canand evil.
work in peace, as you sleep in peace and helpsLooking beyond the Mayan Calendar, these six
conquer these issues.powerful symbols tell us of the deep astrological
3. Our Sunbeliefs and the belief in telepathy, dreams,
The Sun is a symbol of awareness, of enlightenment.enlightenment and Earth as part of the cosmos itself.
In Mayan culture the sun was the symbol of life itself,An Earth of continued change, just as we continue
and symbolized a warming of our ideas, and thechanging ourselves.ourselves.