Sacred Mayan eCards

The ancient Maya were a deeply spiritual people, aligning their individual and community lives with those of the energies of the deities they worshipped as well as the natural and celestial worlds. The living Maya today carry on this strong cultural and spiritual tradition of their ancestors.

Our fast-paced modern society couldn't be further removed from the world of the Maya, but they care just as deeply about the important themes and milestones of their lives as we do. Birth, love and marriage, success and good health are still deeply cherished and marked by special rites and customs.

Now, you can send special Mayan e-cards celebrating these sacred elements of life to your loved ones, friends and colleagues. Beautifully designed, we hope our e-cards will inspire you to share the spirit of sacred Mayan energies with the people in your life.

And if you have a ton of people to send cards to, you can send 25 e-cards for free if you become a Mayan Calendar Portal member! Just come back to this page as an MCP member and your free e-cards will automatically start registering.

Ancient Wall

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Ancient Wall

SACRED MAYAN BIRTHDAY

Blending modern design, lush rainforest foliage and classical wall texture, the Ancient Wall Mayan birthday card pays homage to the symbiotic relationship between jungle and city that characterized ancient Mayan culture.

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Chokolatl 1

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Chokolatl 1

LOVE & ABUNDANCE

The word "chocolate" is thought to come from a combination of the Yucatec Maya "chokol", which means "hot" and the Nahuatl word "atl", which means "water".

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Chokolatl 2

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Chokolatl 2

LOVE & ABUNDANCE

The word "chocolate" is thought to come from a combination of the Yucatec Maya "chokol", which means "hot" and the Nahuatl word "atl", which means "water".

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Hidden Pyramid

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Hidden Pyramid

SACRED MAYAN BIRTHDAY

Pyramids are perhaps the most ancient structures that human beings ever built.  Common to civilizations all over the world from Egypt to Central America, these mystical archetypes of geometry and architecture hold a profound significance for the people who built them.  For the Maya, pyramids were sacred temples and vehicles for measuring time and celestial events.

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Ix Chel

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Ix Chel

LOVE & ABUNDANCE

Ix Chel was the Mayan goddess of birthing and healing, of midwifery and medicine.  Often associated with the moon and its phases, which in many cultures represents the phases of fertility, Ix Chel was also known as "the goddess of making children" and fertility both in human families and crops.  She corresponds to Goddess O in the Dresden Codex.

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Quetzal Lovebirds

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Quetzal Lovebirds

LOVE & ABUNDANCE

The Quetzal is one of the most sacred animals for the Maya. Its iridescent feathers were used in royal and ceremonial garb for Mayan kings and priests. This resplendent bird symbolized Creation itself; in fact, the famed Quetzalcoatl, the Feathered Serpent, is a composite entity the Maya created by marrying the Quetzal and the Serpent.

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Rainforest

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Rainforest

SACRED MAYAN BIRTHDAY

The rainforest is one of the most ancient ecosystems on Earth.  Called the lungs of the world, the forests provide oxygen, nourish millions of plant, animal and insect species, and filter water systems from morning dew to tropical storms.  The ancient Maya were known as a "rainforest civilization" — and to this day, for the modern Maya, the rainforest is a sacred place, the lifeblood of their civilization and the living embodiment of many aspects of their spirituality.

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