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From The Gospel of the Toltecs - Excerpts from Chapter 11: The Teachings, Part 1 of 2

2019-02-08
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Quetzalcoatl was born in the 10th century in what is now the town of Tepoztlán, Mexico. As legendary ruler of the Toltecs, He is also known by the names of Ce Acatl, Naxcitl, and Topiltzin Quetzalcoatl. When He was young, Quetzalcoatl underwent seven years of meditation and spiritual training to become a priest. Known as both a powerful king and a holy Saint who was in communion with the Divine. Today we share excerpts from the Gospel of the Toltecs that portray Quetzalcoatl’s teachings during His stay in Cholula, in present-day central Mexico.
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