Today's Maya, for example, still believe that mountains are actually hollow and filled with water that can be reached through caves35 and that water from springs found deep in caves is "virgin," still close to the original source of all water and thus ritually pure.36 Such beliefs explain the ubiquitous association of caves with rain, lightning, and thunder throughout Mesoamerica.37 The gods of rainespecially the Maya Chac and Tlaloc in central Mexicoare associated with caves, and Tlaloc's pervasive connection with the jaguar, a creature always related in the Mesoamerican mind to the earth, caves, and transformation, further strengthens the link between rain and caves and indicates again their fundamental sacredness
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