Mayan Beliefs in Divine Deities

The Mayans believed in a whole squad of gods, not just one. They worshipped

powerful deities like Kukulkan, the feathered serpent, and Chaac, the rain god.

To honor them, priests climbed massive pyramids for epic ceremonies filled with music,

dancing, and offerings. These rituals weren't random; they were perfectly timed

to the movements of the sun, moon, and stars. Their entire world,

from modern-day Mexico to Guatemala, was connected to the divine. Even their food,

like the famous "Three Sisters"—maize, beans, and squash—wasn't just for eating,

but also a sacred offering. They saw the world as three layers: the sky,