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Aztec Christic Magic
V.M. SAMAEL AUN WEOR
the sun when it was rising at the beginning of spring. Child of Isis and Osiris, he was
born after the death of his father, during the shortest day of the year and during the
blossoming of the Lotus flower. Traditions represented h as a delicate being who did not
reach his maturity save when he transformed himself into Horus, in other words, when he
transformed himself into the sun with all of its splendors. His cult was introduced in
Greece and Rome with some alterations; there, he appears as the God of silence and they
represented Him with the index finger over his lips. “The infinite tranquility and the
infinite activity have their point of contact in the silence.”
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Chapter 7
The Sacred Tiger
The jaguar or American tiger is specially worshipped amongst the numerous indigenous
tribes who populate those dense jungles from the Colombian, Venezuelan, Brazilian and
Ecuadorian Amazonian region. The Huitores, Miranas, Muinames, Huahibos, etc.,
consider the tiger to be a sacred and untouchable animal to the point that if one of these
natives comes across one of these felines, (in spite of being armed with bow and arrows,
and on many occasions armed even with fiery weapons) they prefer to imprison their
dogs and turn back, ignoring all of their affairs, before attempting anything against the
jaguar. None of them would ever dare kill a jaguar or American tiger.
Every tribe from the Amazonian jungles is governed by two authorities: the
administrative that is represented by the chief of the tribe and the spiritual that is
incarnated by the Piachi (sorcerer in English), which we call Priests. The Natives from
the Amazonian jungles do not kill the tiger because they know that the tiger is the
incarnation of one of the Piachi of their tribe; in other words, the Piachi of their tribe can
transform himself into a tiger, and can wander around within the jungles.
Ocelotl-Tonatiuh, sun of tigers, one of the twenty founders of Tenochtitlan, was the chief
of the mystic tigers and Priest-Warrior of the Order of the Tiger Knights. These adepts
passed through terrible ordeals before learning how to control their imagination and
willpower to the point of being capable of transforming themselves into tigers.
By taking advantage of the state between vigil and dreaming, they transformed
themselves into tigers. ‘When their bodies had taken on the feline shape, filled with faith
and confidence in themselves, they got up from their beds and chanted the following
ritualistic formula:
“We belong to each other.” This phrase refers to the Harpocratic forces which we talked
about in the previous chapter. It also refers to themselves and to the mental forces of the
tiger which allow them to sustain themselves within the fourth dimension with their
physical bodies transformed into tigers. Do not forget that the human body while inside
the internal worlds is elastic, ductile and malleable.
In the Aztec Calendar that exists in the Museum of Anthropology and History in Mexico
City, we see tha t on each side of the face of Tonatiuh, there are two human hearts
between the feline paws of that solar deity; two xiuhcoatl, serpents of fire, are falling
down, head first, and their jaws touch where they meet at the bottom center. Tonatiuh
points his flinted tongue at them, symbol of fire, symbol of wisdom.
Between the jaws of the xiuhcoatl appear the faces of two personages: the one on the
right is wearing the same crown, the same nose ring and the same earrings as Tonatiuh.
He is united to the persona ge on the left by his flinted tongue; the one on the left is
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