6.4K views · 107 reactions | The Aztecs held a cyclical view of life, death, and the universe, believing that death wasn't an end but a transition, and that life itself was a continuous process of creation and destruction. Their philosophy emphasized the importance of maintaining cosmic balance through sacrifices and rituals, where death served to sustain life. They believed in a journey to the afterlife, with destinations varying depending on the nature of death | Aztec Nation | Facebook

331K views · 2K reactions | Discover the myth of how the weak and pimply Aztec god Nanahuatl was chosen to sacrifice himself to create the fifth world: | TED-Ed | Facebook