Ahsonnutli is one of the creating deities of the
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Ahsonnutli — Bisexual god of the Navajo Indians, also known as ‘the Turquoise Hermaphrodite.’ It is possible that he may have been a later development of the Turquoise Woman, who is frequently mentioned in Navajo myth. He is considered as the creator of… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Navajo mythology — is a system of beliefs that is enormously rich and expressive as well as complex with many tales. Navajo mythology is based on the recognition that all of the stories find a place within several major eras of sacred history, a history which took… … Wikipedia
Mythology of same-sex love — Religious narrative has included stories interpreted by many as accounts of same sex love and sexuality. Other myths contain LGBT references. Among surviving examples are:List of myths associated with same sex loveArranged by continent of origin… … Wikipedia
Anexo:Dioses — Esta lista de dioses tiene como objetivo ofrecer información sobre deidades actuales y antiguas en las diferentes religiones, culturas y mitologías del mundo. Está ordenada alfabéticamente. Véase también: dios, diosa, deidad. Contenido 1… … Wikipedia Español
Mitología navajo — La Mitología Navajo es un sistema de creencias sumamente rico, expresivo, y complejo con abundantes relatos. La mitología navaja se basa en el concepto de que todas las historias encuentran un lugar dentro de varias edades de la historia sagrada … Wikipedia Español
Navajo Indian Creation Legend — The process of the breaking down of the myth of this Indian tribe has resulted in all but the bare details of the Creation Legend having been obscured by later myths. In it Ahsonnutli, their creator god, made both heaven and earth and placed… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
