Quetzalcoatl, Tezcatlipoca, Tlaloc — the feathered serpent, the smoking mirror, and the rain over the lake.
Rivers, lakes and birth — the fresh water that gives life.
Wind, knowledge, and a priest who went across the sea with a promise to return.
Mother of Huitzilopochtli — the earth that gives birth and takes back.
The realm of the dead, reached after four years through nine levels.
The young god of corn — that which feeds every day.
Flowers, beauty, crafts, and love. She wove and sang, then went to the land of the dead.
Night, fate, and the mirror in which all you hide is seen.
The rain that feeds the maize, and the thunder that ruins it.
The sun of the present world, which moves as long as it has strength.
Sun-Warrior who led the Mexica to the lake with the eagle on the cactus.