About Father Tezcatlipoca, the lord of eclipses:
There are two ways to prove that Father Tezcatlipoca is the true god who commands the earth and eclipses. First, if eclipses are signs of events that will occur on the planet, and that involve both natural disasters (the eruption of the Pinatubo volcano, for example) and human occurrences, we need the being who is using this type of signal to communicate with humans to be invisible, interactive and omnipresent, and to command the movement of the earth, the moon, the stars and the sun, as well as the events on earth. When we look at ancient religions, we do not find this behavior in any god from Eurasia, Africa or Oceania, but rather in a god from America, called Tezcatlipoca. The Florentine Codex, one of the best known sources on Aztec/Mexican culture, says about him in the book 3, chapter 2:
They said that the god who was named Titlacahuan was the creator of heaven and earth, and was all-powerful—the one who gave the living everything necessary
to eat and drink, as well as riches. And this Titlacahuan was invisible, like darkness and air, and when he appeared before someone or talked to somebody, he was like a shadow. And he knew the secrets that men kept in their hearts. And they would call out to him, begging him and saying, “Oh, all-powerful god, you who give life to man, you whose name is Titlacahuan, grant me the favor of giving me everything necessary to eat and to drink, and to enjoy your gentleness and delight, for I suffer great toil and poverty in this world! Have mercy on me, for I am so poor and bereft, and I endeavor to serve you. And I sweep and I clean in service to you, and I light fire in this poor household as I am waiting for whatever you may order me [to do]! Or else then make me die and end this burdensome and miserable life so that my body may rest and rejoice!”
They said, furthermore, that this god named Titlacahuan gave poverty and misery to the living, as well as incurable and contagious diseases: leprosy and pustules and gout and mange and edema. And he would inflict all of these diseases when he became upset with those who had broken and not fulfilled the vow and penance that they were required [to perform]—such as fasting—or if, during the time of fasting, they slept with their wives, or the women with their husbands or with their male friends.
And these sick people, in much pain and grieving, would call out to him, begging him and saying, “Oh, god whose name is Titlacahuan, grant me the favor of alleviating and taking away this disease that is killing me, and I will do nothing else but make amends. If I heal from this illness, I make a vow to serve you and to seek my sustenance. If I earn something for my work, I will not eat it or spend it on anything else, but instead I will organize a festival and a dancing feast in your honor in this humble house!”
And the desperate sick person who was unable to heal would chide [the god] in anger, saying, “Oh, Titlacahuan, you whore, you make a mockery of me! Why do you not kill me?” And some sick people would heal, while others would die.
And this Titlacahuan was also called Tezcatlipoca and Moyocoyatzin and Yaotzin and Necoc Yaotl and Nezahualpilli. They called him Moyocoyatzin because he did whatever he wanted and thought, so nobody was able to impede or to contradict anything he did, either in heaven or in this world. And he gave wealth to whomever he wished, and he also gave poverty and misery to whomever he wished. They said, furthermore, that, on the day that the sky would finally be ready to be destroyed and torn down, he would do just that; and the living would find their end.
The second way to prove it is through the events that took place between 1985 and 1991 in Mexico and the Nahua prophecies. According to the Aztecs/Mexica, the sun (era) in which they lived was the Fifth Sun/4th Movement, and that this sun would be destroyed by earthquakes in Anáhuac (central region of Mexico/known world of the Mexica). This really happened symbolically, with the earthquake of September 19, 1985 in Mexico City, which marked a before and after in the region. It is important to say, however, that this was confirmed on July 11, 1991, with the solar eclipse that passed over Teotihuacan and what it represented. In the Legend of the Suns/Leyenda de los Soles, it is told how the gods, before the birth of the Fifth Sun, gathered in the city of Teotihuacan to decide which of them would become the Fifth Sun. It was there that Nanahuatzin threw himself into a celestial bonfire and became the sun. Symbolically, for more than 6:30 minutes, over the city of Teotihuacan after the earthquake of 1985, the sun disappeared, the sky became dark and covered in clouds. In fact, when the eclipse began in Teotihuacan, the sky was cloudy and it even rained during the peak of the event. Only after it ended, when the sun reappeared after the moon had withdrawn from its path, did the rain stop and the sky slowly began to open up. All of this that happened corresponds to a symbolic manifestation of the Nahua prophecy, which attests again that it was Tezcatlipoca who controlled the event.
It is for these two reasons that we can be absolutely certain that Tezcatlipoca is the lord of eclipses and therefore, lord of the earth, because whoever controls this celestial sign has to control not only terrestrial life, but all cosmic movement.
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