A character in this text orders several sympathetic owls to deliver a ball of congealed croton tree sap as a substitute for her heart after she is impregnated when a skull wedged in a calabash tree spits in her hand.
People who used this text referred to it as "Our Place in the Shadows" or "The Light that Came From Beside The Sea". A character in this text orders several sympathetic owls to deliver a ball of congealed croton tree sap as a substitute for her heart after she is impregnated when a skull wedged in a calabash tree spits in her hand. In another story from this text, bromeliad flowers are used to make a fake crab that entraps the killer of the (*)  Four Hundred Boys. Trials involving the Dark, Cold, Bat, Razor, and Jaguar Houses are detailed in a section of this text in which the killers of Seven Macaw, Zipacna, and Cabrakan outwit the rulers of Xibalba  (shih-BAL-bah) . The adventures of the Hero Twins Hunahpu and Xbalanque  (sh'bah-LON-kay) are related in, for 10 points, what compilation of K'iche Mayan myths?
People who used this text referred to it as "Our Place in the Shadows" or "The Light that Came From Beside The Sea".
the  Popol Vuh   (vookh)  [or  Poopol Wuuj ] 