MYTHS AROUND THE WORLD 4.0
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XIBALBA’S GATES<br />
“BEHOLD <strong>THE</strong> GREAT AJAWAB KINGODM, WELCOME, WEARY<br />
TRAVELER, WELCOME, <strong>THE</strong> DOORS ARE OPENED…”<br />
CHOOSE A PATH… jUST ONE… RED, BLACk, WHITE OR YELLOW…<br />
CHOOSE BEfORE <strong>THE</strong>Y DO… YOU ARE STEPS AWAY fROM <strong>THE</strong><br />
great gathering hall of the dark lords from HELL…<br />
The Popol Vuh describes this realm as “AH PUCH’S” (GReat<br />
Dead and War Lord) underworld and trial place for<br />
the brave heroes to put themselves to test; since, what<br />
RESTED DEEP DOWN XIBALBA’S CAvES AND AND NOOkS WAS<br />
fILLED WITH DARkNESS…<br />
The sacred texts refer to a big and lonely hole, where<br />
six great homesteads lied, each one with different jeopardies and challenges<br />
foR <strong>THE</strong> HEROES TO CONSUMMATE, ENDING WITH <strong>THE</strong> OUTRIGHT CHALLENGE… the<br />
five roads (mentioned formerly).<br />
<strong>THE</strong> fIRST, WAS NAMED, “ <strong>THE</strong> DARk HOUSE”, WERE ONLY SHADOWS WERE ALLOW<br />
to lurk around<br />
“<strong>THE</strong> frost Liar” WAS HOME TO ICE AND EBON CHILL WIND<br />
Jaguars ran, gambled and gathered in their own lair.<br />
The gloomy household of the bats, was packed with hundreds of them<br />
<strong>THE</strong> “kNIfE HOLD” HAD BEEN ALL COvERED UP WITH RAzOR-sharp blades.<br />
And, the last one, kNOWN AS <strong>THE</strong> “HEAT HOUSE”, HARBORED <strong>THE</strong> vERY OWN<br />
devil flames and blaze<br />
Together with many other<br />
hazards, such as Blood Rivers and<br />
arduous stairways, the Mayan hell<br />
place is still to this day, a lieu<br />
where only a single pair of<br />
mortals, the far-famed twins<br />
Hunaphu and Xbalanque, have been<br />
able to go through; culminating in<br />
a ball game match, between them<br />
AND <strong>THE</strong> DREAD LORDS “vUCUB CAME”<br />
AND “HUN CAMé” (Seven deaths and<br />
one death respectively