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Chac mool, las misteriosas esculturas halladas en grandes culturas prehispánicas que los arqueólogos han tratado de explicar durante décadas
California Healing Arts College (CHAC) offers great health care training programs in the medical career field including medical assistant, massage therapist & physical therapy aide, veterinary assistant and medical coding & insurance billing.
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Chac, Mayan god of rain, especially important in the Yucatán region of Mexico where he was depicted in Classic times with protruding fangs, large round eyes, and a proboscis-like nose. Like other major Mayan gods, Chac also appeared as four gods, the Chacs.
Very important for harvests and growing, Chac sends rain into the world by weeping from his large benevolent eyes. He’s very good like that, even teaching the secrets of farming at no extra cost.
Born from the celestial dance of cosmic forces, Chac emerged as a protector of life, a caretaker of the delicate balance that sustains the world. His story is one of creation and destruction, of the cyclical nature of life that relies on the rains he provides.
Each of the four Chac gods was associated with one of the four Burner periods. Not a lot is known about Burner rituals and periods, but they are mentioned in several Mayan texts.
The California Healing Arts College (CHAC) (also referred herein as “the College” or “the School” or “CHAC”) obtained its approval from the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE) in 1988 and was established then as an institution able to grant certification in Massage Therapist.