Viracocha is the great Creator figure of Andean mythology, revered in various pre-Inca and Inca traditions as the force behind existence itself. According to one powerful myth, Viracocha emerged from the sacred
Pachamama is the living Earth, sacred mother and matrix of all life. Mythology books tend to focus on state deities worshipped by rulers, thus attention is paid to Viracocha and Pachacamac. Pachamama was the most beloved goddess of the masses.
Pachacamac Earth/Time Maker; The One Who Animates the World ALSO KNOWN AS: Pachapapa ORIGIN: Peru The name Pachacamac derives from two Quechua root words: • Pacha indicates time, space, Earth, the universe,
Catequil (Choke Illa) In Inca mythology, thunder and lightning god, attendant on Inti, the sun, and Mama Quilla, the moon, and portrayed as carrying a sling and a mace. Children were sacrificed
Amaru ORIGIN: Andean The Amarus (plural) are ancient Andean snake spirits, guardian deities of the Incas. Amaru is a Quechua word literally translated as “snake,” but they may be dragons. Spirits of
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