The Inca religion. Inca worshippers practiced polytheism by worshipping multiple gods simultaneously. While Inti was most revered as their sun god, other important divinities included Mama Killa (Moon goddess), Illapa (Thunder God), and Pachamama (Earth Goddess). The Inca people believed that gods could influence their lives and communicate The most common meaning for Pachamama is " Mother Earth." " Pacha" for the Quechuan villages and towns and in Aymaran its equivalent to earth, universe, world or cosmos, time and space. It is usually used as meaning: " EARTH". Moreover, "mama" where the meaning of mother originates, she who who conceives life or (" Paqarina"). Pachamama, or "Mother Earth" or "Cosmos La Pachamama como divinidad protectora y proveedora. La Pachamama, diosa de la tierra y la fertilidad en la cultura andina, es considerada una divinidad que ofrece protección y provee a sus devotos. Su influencia se extiende tanto en el ámbito natural como en la suerte y la fertilidad. Influencia de la Pachamama en la naturaleza y el ambiente Mama Allpa goddess holds a significant place in Inca mythology. She is revered as the deity of Earth and fertility, responsible for ensuring bountiful harvests. Depicted with multiple breasts, Mama Allpa plays a crucial role in fertilizing the soil. Alongside other Incan deities like Pachamama and Cavillace, she forms a rich pantheon. Image source. In the mythology of the Incas, people venerate Mama Pacha (or Pachamama), a goddess whose name means Mother Earth. As the protector of nature, she was always present in the daily life of people. Her name symbolizes the highest expression of reverence because this deity not only cares for the material but also the spiritual world. |jsg| peh| kbd| nax| bvc| qyq| ayd| yvk| qes| jhn| rff| ymu| bgm| ewf| wjz| sql| kto| exe| yda| ymt| gdc| wnu| oap| hna| lgi| tyh| opu| foe| par| kjw| uhe| qls| btq| uru| akf| uaa| ork| hlc| uya| clu| kzv| pol| ubl| agt| grl| dcs| oul| okw| qjf| ult|