Maya People of Guatemala Challenge Drought by Imploring Rains in Sacred Lagoon of a Volcano
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Agustín Ortiz and Alex Cruz San Martín Sacatepéquez (Guatemala)- Mysticism and necessity were reunited this Thursday in the sacred waters of a lagoon located at two thousand meters of altitude in a volcano of Guatemala, where hundreds of indigenous Mayan Mam celebrated their ancestral ceremony to combat the drought that affects their crops. Guided by the spiritual calendar that marks exactly forty days after Holy Week, families from municipaliti…
Indigenous Maya Mam ascend to Chicabal volcano to perform an ancestral ceremony against drought. Discover the mysticism behind their sacred offerings. The entrance The sacred waters of Chicabal: Hundreds of indigenous ascend to the volcano to invoke rain in Guatemala was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
Mysticism and necessity gathered again this Thursday in the sacred waters of a lagoon located at two thousand meters of altitude in a volcano of Guatemala, where hundreds of indigenous of the Mayan Mam ethnic held their ancestral ceremony to combat the drought that affects their crops. The entrance Maya people of Guatemala challenges drought by imploring rains in sacred lagoon of a volcano was first published in Digital Process.
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