Located on the Yucatan Peninsula are the ruins of an ancient Mayan city that thrived from 750 to 1,200 AD. It was here, in 1969, that Erich von Daniken had an amazing realization involving the city’s central pyramid of El Castillo. I was standing before this great pyramid. I understood nothing. I took every possible literature from a Central American archeologist to learn what’s this all about.
And then I learned the game. They are talking of visitors from outside. Of course, they call them gods.
According to the ancient Mayan myths, their main deity was Quetzalcoatl or Kukulcan, Kucumatz, all those different names for the exact same deity, which was described to be a winged or a flying serpent, or a flying snake. Whatever it was that they saw up in the sky could best be described as a flying snake. When we’re looking across the world, Chichen Itza is a very important location. It is one of those places where it is said that the gods descended to and decreed the fate of mankind.
