The Legend of Maya Dwarfs🧌 Aluxes, Mexicos Ancient Cryptids.

Aluxes have been revered by the Maya culture for centuries;

The tiny creatures have the stature of a 4-year-old child.

They can be both mischievous and wise.

They are neither good nor bad; their behavior depends on the respect that humans show them.

The belief in them is so strong that offerings are made to them even today.

Before entering Sacred places like Uxmal, Cenotes, or Caves, it is important to ask for their permission through a ritual.

This is done to avoid falling victim to their pranks.

Some people still leave offerings of honey, tobacco, and pozol to ensure that their fields will be fruitful the next day.

[wrillywonka]

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[christinesoto]

What is the name of the legendary being at 6:06

[johnnylego]

Excellent video!! Please continue to do more on these subjects! Especially love the interviews with eyewitnesses!❤️❤️💪

[jocelyn]

This was a really interesting video! I hope you keep making videos I am sure that they will take off and you’ll get more views. My family is from Mexico and Guatemala but I am a first generation American. Our blood is indigenous but we are not we’ve been long disconnected. It is nice to see videos like this! I don’t really have any other resources to learn this stuff as my older family has passed on and I am unable to visit where my parents are from

[Gamboa]

My auntie has been living with an aluxe for years, in Merida, Yucatan. She lives alone in a nice house, after being confused/scared/angry for a while because it was mischievous, she eventually started openly acknowledging and speaking to it. She even built the aluxe a little house on the property. Ive seen camera pics of it running on her yard, and just yesterday she says she heard something jump in her pool and thinking it was her dog she ran over and saw the aluxe jump out of the pool and run into its little house. I asked her to set up cameras in that area

[willperez]

I love that he uses energy to describe them.