Please help....Important (to me)

I will seriously mail anyone $10 here who finds the picture im looking for.

I was on google either getting information on Salvia, Datura, Or Entheogen use when i stumbled on a picture. The picture is as followed.....

"It was a "Aztec" Style looking picture http://www.clickoncuernavaca.com/mo...ec_Clip_III.jpg.

SOMEWHAT similar to that. Basically its a plain drawing of a man leaning his head back (I believe at 90 Degrees), and hes dropping what looks like a "Seed" from his hand hanging over his head."

(If you wanna know why, Its basically the 1st tatoo i plan to get)

plz help!

 

No clue sorry dude, maybe get someone to draw a new one, or make it yourself =)

 

it seems to me that it could be one of the myan symbols from the 2012 calender. my little bro got a tat of the myan calender on his arm. i remember doing some research on the myan calender and discovering that every 'charachter' (symbol) on the wheel represented a certain god of protection which in turn stood for a certain meaning. Example:god of light, god of healing, god of love, god of war, etc. i guess in a way... it's one of the reasons i didn't want to tattoo my arm with something i didn't know anything about. How would i know what i was tattooing on my body? If i knew what it meant and what it stood for then i would be okay with it. good luck!

 

Did that symbol have BIRD wings? If so, that would indicate either a Shaman or Medicine Man. Either way, the wisest of the tribe. 2nd ONLY to the Chieftan aka KING or Father figure.

 

No idea, but i can tell you this: I was in Mexico and studied it so i know alot alot alot about them, and maybe sometime i will find you the picture! Good Luck.

 

Hey my Friend, take the $10 and go to the movies...

The image you're looking for is the AZTEC GOOD of FERTILITY or MEDICINE: TLAZOLTEOTL. You will distinguish him by the sort of "doble tip spade" he is wearing on his left hand.

BUT it will take long to find the one you want... Aztecs and Mayans continously represented their Gods in different shapes, positions and activities.

Do not get confused with Mayans, this is definitively an Aztec god. Aztecs spoke nahuatl and where also called Mexicas; you may therefore also find him under Nahua Gods or Mexica Gods.

I am sending you a couple of drawings of the same god. GOOGLE IMAGES is great to find these drawings.

 

Better e-mail me at:
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Cheers!

 

Shit Freddy! That almost sounds like the American Bald eagle symbol on the USA money. The one with arrows in one tallon and an olive branch in the other. You've seen it.
From what the gent described, I had BIRD in mind.