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Indeed, one deck is known as 'Night Village' to the rats and Ixchel, who live there.
Robert Redick, author of The Red Wolf Conspiracy: The Chathrand Voyage, answers our questions 2010
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An interpretation might go like this: The a coo akab (mad one of the night, i.e. the screech owl) above the 13th heaven is perched upon the shoulders of Colel (another name for Ixchel).
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Two weeks from now, we'll have a sense of whether Ixchel -- and the delegates -- were listening to Figueres's appeal.
Cancun talks start with a call to the gods Juliet Eilperin 2010
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"I am convinced that 20 years from now, we will admire the policy tapestry that you have woven together and think back fondly to Cancun and the inspiration of Ixchel."
Cancun talks start with a call to the gods Juliet Eilperin 2010
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"Excellencies, the goddess Ixchel would probably tell you that a tapestry is the result of the skilful interlacing of many threads," said Figueres, who hails from Costa Rica and started her greetings in Spanish before switching to English.
Cancun talks start with a call to the gods Juliet Eilperin 2010
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The moon goddess Ixchel was the patroness of medicine, diseases, childbirth, and divination.
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The principle deity of San Gervasio is Ixchel, the goddess of weaving, women, childbirth, pilgrims, the moon, and medicine.
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The principle deity of San Gervasio is Ixchel, the goddess of weaving, women, childbirth, pilgrims, the moon, and medicine.
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In view of the vastness and complexity of the subject, we shall here examine only a sampling of Maya deities, namely Itzamna, Chac, Ixchel, and the Death God from the Dresden Codex (J.E. Thompson, A Commentary on the Dresden Codex, Philadelphia,1972).
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Framework Convention on Climate Change, invoked the ancient jaguar goddess Ixchel in her opening statement to delegates gathered in Cancun, Mexico, noting that Ixchel was not only goddess of the moon, but also the goddess of reason, creativity and weaving.
Cancun talks start with a call to the gods Juliet Eilperin 2010
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