Many people send us messages asking us for recommendations of books, websites, codexes and other resources as well as questions about the ancient societies, knowledge, disciplines, and arts.
We are in the process of creating a Resources Page with resources and links to books, websites and codexes that we recommend for those interested in continuing their studies outside of classes and workshops. But we would also like to create a Frequently Asked Questions Page (FAQ) and would like you all to help us identify what those needs are.
We are in the process of creating a Resources Page with resources and links to books, websites and codexes that we recommend for those interested in continuing their studies outside of classes and workshops. But we would also like to create a Frequently Asked Questions Page (FAQ) and would like you all to help us identify what those needs are.
If you already have a foundation in this knowledge & disciplines, think back to what some of your first questions were when you began. Or perhaps what are some of the most common questions you get when you talk about all of this with new people?
If you only have a basic knowledge, what are some basic questions you currently have? For example, what is Mazehual and why do we use that term? What is the difference between the different types of danzas? Why do we wear white and red? Why do we distinguish between a warrior discipline and martial art? etc...
Please use the form below to tell us what are some basic questions you believe should be included on the Frequently Asked Questions page so that we can create a space online that serves as a resource.
Tlazohkamati!
If you only have a basic knowledge, what are some basic questions you currently have? For example, what is Mazehual and why do we use that term? What is the difference between the different types of danzas? Why do we wear white and red? Why do we distinguish between a warrior discipline and martial art? etc...
Please use the form below to tell us what are some basic questions you believe should be included on the Frequently Asked Questions page so that we can create a space online that serves as a resource.
Tlazohkamati!
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