The temple of Quetzalcoatl is the third largest pyramid in Teotihuacan of the feathered serpent covering its side. Teotihuacan is where legends of the fifth sun were created and where they would worship it. Tepoztlan is the birthplace of the feather-head serpent god quetzalcoats. It was here where Quetzalcoats received ancient energy to help him on his shit transformation quest. It is a natural place for visitors to connect with sacred energy of this ancient teacher. You can also walk along the avenue of the dead past the temples representing our different chakras. Tepozlan valley just a short distance outside of Mexico the town is on the bottom of Tepozteco Moutain. This is where Quetzalcoatl was able to get the ancient energy that helped him transform people can still feel the spiritual energy when visiting for their own spiritual journeys.

The story of Diego became a powerful sign of God’s grace being the given to the native people of The New World. He had a vision of the virgin Mary which she said that she wanted a church in her honor built on the same spot he had the vision. The spot was a worship site for the Aztec goddess Tojantzin. The story of Lady of Guadelupe starts back in 1531, when a man who was named Juan Diego had a vision of the Virgin Mary on a hill named Tepeyac near what is now Mexico City.