The ancient Maya viewed everything as part of a single spiritual force, rejecting polytheism in favor of pantheism, where gods are manifestations of a greater power.
Huracán, or 'Heart of Sky,' is a key figure in Maya mythology, representing creation, life, and the destructive power of storms, reflecting humanity's relationship with nature.
K'awiil, the lightning god from early Maya history, and Huracán, despite their temporal separation, exemplify enduring spiritual beliefs that guide understanding of our natural world.
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