Quetzalcoatl

literally "Feathered Serpent", in a religious sense it means the "Divine Twin" or "the one who is similar to God." Its deep relationship with the earth comes from the reptile and its intimate relationship with the divine comes from the Quetzal bird whose plumage is the most valuable for indigenous Mesoamerican cultures. The myth of Quetzalcóatl is fundamentally his journey to the kingdom of death, the Mictlan, his journey is suffering, ignorance and sacrifice, but from there he rises to the thirteenth heaven, the Omeyocan, a place beyond duality, where he becomes the new sun or fifth sun, purified in the flames coming from Tezcatlipoca.

"Feathered Serpent". The Mexican Christ. Supreme divinity among the Toltec people, whom he educated and taught divine laws.-