Study the Nagual birds/Aztec deities/numerals, etc. The bits that land in the circle are your oracle.While contemplating a concept or question, shake your rune can and toss out your Nagual bird bits into the circle (think Yatzee!).Draw a small’ish chalk circle or lay a thread/string circle down on a flat surface.Put them all in a clean, recycled soup can (or something similar).If you wish, you can also add a symbol representing each god-bird on the other side.Engrave, carve or paint the numbers 1-13 on one side.Collect thirteen (shooter-marble sized) bits of material that appeal to you (wood, stone, chestnuts, etc).You can create & utilize your own Nagual oracles too. It’s been tremendously helpful (as have been the deities) in unearthing tricky meanings of various ilk. I’ve also crafted my own oracle/divination set from thirteen rune-like bits of wood based on this list of Nagual bird lords.
Nagual Oracles and Aztec Animal Meanings Creating Your Own Nagual Oracles and Divination System From here, I can explore other avenues of what I call “in-vision” by peering into systems such as elemental symbolism (fire, earth, air, water) or numerology, etc.Įssentially, these Mesoamerican insights provide more symbolic breadcrumbs for me to follow on a Path to deeper symbolic understanding. In this example, I see the Quail is associated with the Aztec Sun god, and also the number 4. I can garner more information from this occurrence by referring to the Aztec list Nagual bird lords. This Aztec set of deities and their associations can offer cracks of clarity into otherwise hazy events in our lives.įor example: Let’s say the Quail is continually entering my awareness, and I want more clarity or meaning as to its presence. What do I mean by that? Certain symbolic systems (like the Tarot for example) stand up by themselves, on their own symbolic merit. I offer these symbolic Aztec associations because I found the correspondences helpful in my ever-growing construction of symbolic framework’s.
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