Worship Tláloc as our Patron God

Tláloc was the Aztec god of rain, water and fertility, feared for his hail, thunder and lightning but honoured as a giver of life. His great rituals were held on Cerro Tláloc, the mountain where he was believed to dwell, and those who died by drowning, lightning or water-borne disease were thought to go to his paradise, Tlálocan.

At Tenochtitlan the Templo Mayor was dedicated jointly to him and Huitzilopochtli.