Teacher Teach Us This: For Nican Tlaca Indigenous People

Teacher Teach Us This
Part 17 of 18

PILGRIMAGE INTO THE HEART OF ANAHUAC is a project done for the Mexica Movement http://www.mexica-movement.org . Only half of the material from the complete video will be aired on Youtube and other internet outlets. The complete three hour set of videos can be ordered from http://www.anahuacpilgrimage.com beginning June 1, 2008. There will also be a special classroom discussion edition for high school and university level discussions available in July 2008. This is all copyrighted material by Olin Tezcatlipoca.

Pilgrimage Into The Heart of Anahuac is a series of video lectures by the Mexica Movement. Mexica Movement is a Nican Tlaca (Indigenous) Rights Educational Organization for people of Mexican, "Central American", "Native American", First Nation People, and all Nican Tlaca people of the "Western Hemisphere" ("North America").

The Purpose of these videos, and of the Mexica Movement, is to enlighten our people and the rest of the world on our heritage. We want the world to know of the overall beauty and genius of our Nican Tlaca Anahuac heritage, and of the crimes and terrorism of European colonialism over the last 500 years. We want the world to know that Europeans intentionally killed 95% of our population (70-100 million of our people) in the largest holocaust in the history of the world. They did this genocide with the use of smallpox as a weapon of mass destruction.

These are just some of the subjects in our videos:

**Over 4,000 years of Anahuac civilizations: Olmecs, Zapotec, Teotihuacan, Maya, Toltec, Mexica, and other civilizations and cultures

** Unity of all Nican Tlaca (Indigenous) people of the "Western Hemisphere".

**Identity for people of Mexican, "Central American", "Native American", First Nation People, and all Nican Tlaca of the "Western Hemisphere".

**False Hispanic and Latino labels.

**Explaining why Full-blood and Mixed-blood people are one people.

**The accomplishments of our people in astronomy, math, calendar making, writing, education, medicine, science, engineering, architecture, city planning, pharmacology, arts, literature, society building, theology, agriculture, cuisine, and many more subjects.

**Crimes of European colonialism.

**25 Archeological sites that are sacred sites.

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[cac1qu3]

It's time for indigenous renaissance,

im spreading that message from canada.

if anyone can get this message, i would like to learn about the central american pipil mayan who i descend from. i am from Nicanahuac and have a lack of resource material to read about my origins.

if u could help it would be great

-Macuilmiquiztli Tezcatlipoca

[AnahuacPilgrimage]

The book you are looking for is titled:

The Cultural Evolution of Ancient Nahua Civilizations: The Pipil-Nicarao of Central America (Civilization of the American Indian Series) (Hardcover)

You can find it on Amazon. It's an expensive book but worth the price. I bought it when it came out at $80.00.

Olin Tezcatlipoca

[johnny1988ism]

Tlazohcamati Temachtiani Olin Tezxatlipoca! And to the Mexica Movement. ' it's me Ocelotl Cuitlahuac.

[RainbowDefender]

I would like to see a project that shows how Native American cultures would have developed without conquest, with human rights in the forefront! I want to see positive aspects of Native American cultures come back. Too many people with Native blood fear their own Native culture do to evils they relate to them! Lets bring back positive aspects of our Native cultures!

[cac1qu3]

i found the book lol i got the cheapest one. the paper cover is alittle damaged but its a great book. talks about the nicarao and how the olmecs caused them to travel far past the mayan lands and stuff, there food, tribute, warfare, religion,

[jan1035]

great to see the good work is spreading and growing bigger and bigger.

[ceomeye]

NICE....

[hedfonez]

wel anyways if you want to name yourself that you should. its a pretty cool name if you ask me. kind of long though. if you tell ppl that is your name they will have trouble prouncing it. but its cool your proud and interested of the indegenous history of central america where your from. theres alot of things there that ppl dont know about really. if you tell someone there they are indo, they will prolly b offended lol. not thinking that they are mestizo indeed haha. spread the knowledge!

[hedfonez]

hey i commented you this already but it didnt show up. so if the same thing shows up twice sorry.

what your saying is true. his name was Macuilmiquiztli. A professer in El Salvador told me Nicarao was his nickname. because the spanish couldnt pronounce his name. im not sure though. thats kind of old news though and his been a topic in schools in central america for some time now. haha i new a Mara 18 member from nicaragua who called him self "cinco muerte".

[loroco123]

I have found the book but it is $173.33CDN. Good books are always expensive.

Tlazocamatli Ollin.

[cac1qu3]

ive heard el cacique nicarao is false idea from the nuevo diario, newspaper from nicaragua

they say his real name was macuilmiquiztli.

can u help me out with the mystery behind "el cacique".

im 18 and would like to reclaim my heritage by changing my name to Macuilmiquiztli tezcatlipoca. the name has been thought out thoroughly i just need sum verification of the origin and meaning behind "cinco-muerte"