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  • Journey into the Heart of the Goddess, Ixchel

    Sergio showed us the work area, many pieces were in progress including real alux statues made according (Shapeshifting and alux stories will be in another blog post!)

  • The Faerie Tales are Real and They Hold the Key to Happiness

    While it may seem that poking around in the jungle looking for aluxob has nothing to do with happiness So, let’s go back to the traipsing through the jungle looking for aluxob (plural for alux) part. What is an alux? What does it look like? What is it capable of? An alux is an elemental being. An alux is air. It is a manifestation of nature itself. An alux is air, coalescing into form and having consciousness, the ability to make decisions, and the

  • A Dangerous Mayan Spirit Makes a Farmer's Family and Animals Sick!

    Francisco told him that the statue, an alux, would need to be moved off of the farmer's property. Francisco insisted that the alux was a powerful being, created by a shaman to protect the land. If the farmer refused to feed the alux, things would only get worse. This will keep the alux from being able to re-enter the property. And where will they put the alux? But after they moved that alux, everything returned to right. Do you believe? I do.

  • New Discovery: A Supernatural Animal Guardian!

    I have heard many stories about aluxes (aluxob), the protectors of the land. It is more powerful than an alux. (For more about aluxes, go here) If an alux warns you and you don’t listen, El Sip will come and deal Well, unlike an alux which is an elemental being, principally air, El Sip is an actual animal and is

  • 5 Creepy Stories from a Haunted Hotel

    Maybe the alux guardians of the cenote--magical beings created by shamans--wander the hotel gardens and Were the naked people really aluxes? According to the locals, an alux is a small guardian who is very childlike. Often, if the landowner does not properly feed the alux with offerings of tequila, corn, tobacco, or aluxes in the area.

  • What Scrambled Under the Chair?

    We believe Sarah saw an alux (pronounced aloosh). Her experience fit the description perfectly. Aluxob (plural for alux) are small humanoid creatures, sometimes a foot high, sometimes 2-3 feet high 10 things about aluxob, go here: Alux: Guardian of the Maya Jungle Sarah thinks her cat, Elliot, who was rescued from the middle of the road in a small Maya pueblo, might be an alux. Perhaps Elliot is an alux, or perhaps Sarah brought one home with her on an expedition into the caves

  • Magical Deer and Blood Sacrifices

    The hotel manager, who had been telling us of aluxob (plural for alux) became quiet as the waiter took

  • Bringing a Magical Clay Doll to Life

    Until I had my first personal experience with an alux. Don Sergio, the master potter was speaking of the aluxes he creates. An alux has two forms. It is a figurine, a small person. An alux is air. I know that aluxes are mystical powerful entities.

  • Rare Photos of a Magical Mayan Creature!

    The young man also regaled us with stories about aluxes in the area and as always, I was intrigued by Now, an alux is a magical being and tracking down the facts about it is not an easy thing to do. (If you want to learn more about aluxes, check out this article.) There is something physical that represents the alux. In this case it’s a stone carving. The alux is made of air. It is nature personified.

  • What Does Real Maya Magic Look Like?

    Powerful sacred places. Three candles in plastic containers sit on a rock in the jungle surrounded by prickly undergrowth. Plastic flowers and an empty gourd join burned down candles in an abandoned and broken school house. Three green crosses dressed in handmade flowered dresses, askew and stained, sit under a tin roof surrounded by dead flowers and burned candles that have fallen over in the wind. A bag of salt, an egg, some rum in an old coke bottle, an orange and a chili, and a plastic bowl sit gathered together on a wooden shelf in a remote palapa in the jungle. A clay doll with a broken arm is tucked into a stone wall. A turquoise stone sits in a cup filled with rum with a half-burned candle and an odd assortment of figurines nearby. An armload of wild harvested plants sit in a pail on a wooden table. As I spend time exploring the sacred spaces of the Yucatan, I often find myself encountering local magic. Little by little, I am uncovering secrets, building relationships with locals, and learning about the powerful magic that is everywhere on this jungle filled peninsula. And, though it may be powerful, it is humble and does not attract attention to itself. It is not filled with fanfare nor is it beautiful. It is simple, sometimes even ugly. These people who may not have much in the material world, are rich in the subtle worlds. They are connected to the gods, guardians, elemental beings, and energies of nature. They understand them and have come from generations of people who are connected to the land, the sky, and the greater things that dwell within. Theirs is not a believing, but rather a knowing. It has nothing to prove and cares not for approval. Its principles use humble elements, things which can be found in the wild and on the shelves of a tiny shop in a tiny pueblo. And yet, they are transformative. Curses are broken. Luck is changed. Relationships are restored. Bodies are healed. Love is found. Lands are protected. Drought is broken. Rains come. Negative energies are dispelled. Shapeshifters causing havoc are thwarted. The impossible is possible and lives are changed. This is real magic. Raw, unapologetic, power. The stuff of Mayan fairytales. I believe. Do you? To join me exploring the real magic of the Maya up close and in person here in Mexico, learn about our SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS. We do both private and small group expeditions into the small villages of Yucatan to bring you into very real connection with Maya people who work with magic and sacred places. Learning More Every Day, laura

  • The Hat That Turned Into a Snake

    We were standing on top of The Hill of The Aluxob (plural for alux). He believed his grandfather had created two, very powerful aluxob to guard the hill--aluxob that also The aluxob were created to protect the hill with good reason. No wonder grandfather-shaman made the aluxob. Avoiding picking up anything I find among the rocks, laura #alux #maya #mayanruin #sacredplaces #burinedtreasure

  • Bits of stories from behind the scenes

    Here are a few more: It is dangerous to leave an offering for an alux (story about an alux here) because An alux protected a man in the pueblo when a snake tried to bite him. the alux grabbed it and threw it (Everything you need to know about an alux here) Our spirits and souls leave us when we go to sleep and

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