Mayan_Culture,_And_Religion

Mayan Culture, And Religion Religion was Mayan culture and, Mayan culture was religion. That sentence may sound somewhat familiar to some people, and it’s a fact too. Mayan culture was formed mostly by their religion. “Religion was the center of Mayan life”. Everything that had to do with everyday life dealt with religion in Mayan culture. An example of this is when the Mayans built these great phenomenons of structural design. They built enormous pyramids, temples, and plazas. Thousands of people came and gathered at these places to celebrate for special religious festivals and ceremonies. Everybody did it; it’s nothing like the present day. There isn’t a gigantic structure in the middle of a modern day town where people come and celebrate their religion and culture. Now people get to choose their religion, and the way they live. Mayans also built crafts, pottery and sacred objects to provide for their beliefs and practices. On these craft and other objects they printed images on them, so people would have a sort of reminder of the beliefs and culture. In the present day a person just doesn’t see a cup, religion, mayan, culture, people, just, way, part, life, sound, shaped, mayans, kings, it’s, day, built, took, sacrifices, rituals, religious, printed, present, objects, gods, example, everything, everybody, church, celebrate, beliefs, ways, watching, wasn’t, visa, versa, town