Author's line drawing of p. 30 of Codex Borgia. The dead
sun containing the larval forms of its resurrection (Quetzalcoatl as
Morning and Evening Star) in the viscera of the Underworld. A cycle of
calendar signs and four forms of the rain god surround the sun.
This image could have been used as a mandala.
Author's line drawing of p. 30 of Codex Borgia. The dead sun containing the larval forms of its resurrection (Quetzalcoatl as Morning and Evening Star) in the viscera of the Underworld. A cycle of calendar signs and four forms of the rain god surround the sun. This image could have been used as a mandala.