The ancient inhabitants of what today is Mexico initiated and developed from the very same origin of time, a number of ideas on the meaning of life. Over time they were polishing, filtering and systematizing this complex system that they called “Toltecáyotl”, which can be translated as “the highest set of Toltec creations”, the objective goal of the Anahuac civilization.
Toltecáyotl is the set of knowledge aimed at achieving existence spiritual transcendence, from reaching "the balance of the four life directions", that is, the spiritual aspect with the material aspect, the rational aspect with the intuitive and that is iconographically represented with the so called “Quetzalcoatl Cross" or quincunxe.
The Toltecáyotl has the same philosophical value and the same human depth as Hinduism, Buddhism and Zoroastrianism. Wisdom that for thousands of years has guided the people’s existence, which conforms the Anahuac civilization throughout eight millennia, since the agriculture invention until our days.
This ancestral set of knowledge, which over time has accumulated in "the cultural informationgene bank", in the historical memory, and gives the children of the children an "own face and a real heart", which distinguishes them and differentiates them from other peoples of the world.
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