"...The Primordial God emerged from chaos, embodying dual aspects in one form, resembling the visage of a deer, known as the Deer Day God. He divided the heavens and the earth, delineated mountains and rivers, separated light from darkness, and created the origin of the world! Subsequently, his two manifestations procreated with each other, giving birth to the four Creator Gods, namely the Rain Divine Zavi (Dzahui), the Sun God Tonatiuh, the Feathered Serpent Divine Cohuy, and the God of Death Mictlantecuhtli..."
"Beyond the four Creator Gods, there are also the Fire God Huehueteotl, the God of Fertility Nitoayuta, and the God of Wealth Yozotoyua... In fact, the origin of the Mexica deities is quite similar to that of the Mistek deities. Both belong to the Nava Faith, perhaps they are manifestations of each other..."
