A description of Xipe Totec, The Flayed Lord, the Bearer of the Skin

[@edcoonce4622]

I have your tarot/teotl deck. Absolutely amazing work!

[@CosmicAscent]

Beautiful painting! It’s so beautiful to see these cultural archetypes still alive today in the modern world. Mixed race love 💕

[@joridudzikowski5348]

Your work is so incredible, thank you for teaching us about this rich and fascinating history.

[@SunJamzee]

Thank you so much for bringing your content to youtube. I recently found out from my oldest brother that he, my older sister and I were supposed to train to be sacerdotes, but my sister and I have lived our entire lives in America, and he in Mexico. So I've been trying to learn as much as I can about the spiritual traditions of my ancestors and i really felt that learning from you(since you seemed very knowledgeable in the matter) was the best choice for my sister and I. I share what I can with her and try to teach her the things I've learned from the descriptions in your work. I really appreciate you and I, also an artist, love your artwork! You happen to be my favorite artist, actually.

[@ceciliacampani506]

That was very interesting, thank you for sharing!

[@TroyAllmighty]

This is the most informative video I've seen about anything having to do with the nahuatl religion I would love to see you do a video about the whole pantheon

[@rojo7763]

Omg what a great video, muchisimas gracias amigo.

[@JasonReyes]

That’s an awesome painting, I want a tattoo of it

[@MrNoNoBro]

I’m from Jalisco and in the town I grew up ancestors would worship a dios con piel dorada. They would give him pulque because they said it was his favorite drink and in return he would bless them with great crops. His name was “Tzopote” which is como la planta zopote a la cual tu isiste mención. There is even 2 towns I know in Jalisco que se llaman Zapote. Xipe Totec is believed to be from Jalisco or Nayarit and then it spread all across.

[@theskepticalskeptic]

Beautiful artwork

[@theskepticalskeptic]

Do you have the image of xipe totec online anywhere?- i would like to tatoo that image

[@mitchelhernandez8721]

Maaan, muchísimas gracias por esta explicación! He estado buscando exactamente este tipo de información sobre como interpretar la imágenes religiosas mesoamericanas para poder aplicarla a mi vida. Muchas gracias, espero que puedas hacer más vídeos.

[@edmundlloyd-winder9344]

Thank you for your insight, that was fascinating. Do you know if flayed sacrifices were ever part of Xipe Toltek's worship? Or whether priests would imitate the God by wearing flayed skin themselves? Thanks again.

[@devonb4054]

Bun out yuh chi chi