Aztec Astrology

Aztec astrology is one of the earliest Mesoamerican system. The Aztec calendar is known as the tonalpohualli and consists of 260 days. This system has 20 day signs each ruled by a God/ Goddess. These day signs describe the characteristics of the person born under the sign.

Aztec Day Sign: Ehecatl The second day sign of the Aztec astrology, Ehecatl is considered to be an inauspicious sign to begin anything new. The effects of this particular sign upon its natives are virtually feeble and insignificant. Born under this day sign you are versatile and romantic, intelligent and loyal. You are not the one to ever compromise with your commitments and can go to any extent to fulfill them. ou are well known for your brilliant ideas which propel excellent results. Although you are flexible and adaptable, yet you may turn out to be self destructive at times.

Aztec Day Sign God: Tonatiuh Tonatiuh is the Sun God symbolizing the fifth World i.e. the present era. As per the myths and legends of Aztec there used to be four historical ages - the earth, wind, fire and water. But all of these ages were destroyed and gave birth to the present era. In the present era, the famous stone of Axayacatl bears the face of Tonatiuh and the wings of the Ollin symbol depicts the past four eras. Tonatiuh is said to rule over Cauac rain.

Aztec Number: 9 Aztec Day Number: 09 Chicunahui Female authority is the keyword that best describes this day number of Aztec astrology. Basically the natives of this number are sensitive, emotional and artistic. This number is looked upon for its patience. The energy of this number can help you gain better opportunities at work and thus prove your talents and skills. Nine persons are masters in completing all kinds of incomplete tasks.

Aztec Day Number God: Quetzalcoatl The Lord with a feathered serpent, Quetzalcoatl is looked upon as the deity of quick wit and self-reflection who rules over the Ehecatl Wind. He is often considered to be the patron of priests. Like Tonacatecuhtli Quetzalcoatl is also the god of creation. He is the giver of life. Quetzalcoatl is the Lord of the East and as such he is associated with the rising Sun and also with his twin brother Xolotl who is associated with the evening star.