Worship Chaac as our Patron God

Chaac was the Maya god of rain and thunder, who struck the clouds with a lightning axe. Four Chaacs stood at the cardinal points, each with its own colour, and Chac Xib Chaac, the Chaac of the east, was also said to be a title of a king of Chichen Itza.

In the Yucatec Ch'a Cháak ceremony, four boys chanted as frogs at a banquet for the rain gods. In the sixteenth century rain was also sought at the cenotes.