Illustration : The last Inca sapa emperor Atawallpa cover photo - 160853607

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Made by Panagiotis Saltzis Kavalieratos. The last emperor of the Inca Quechua, Aymara empire, emperor Atawallpa Atahualpa from Bolivia. He is wearing a llama wool fabric by the amazing Native Andean crafters, a golden crown with three long red feathers, a red royal cloak, a big golden medal of the sun god Inti, two golden bracelets and he is holding the imperial Hermetic solar golden axe. It`s meaning is the same as the Hermetic scepter with the rainbow colors of the wool representing the energy centers of the soul, the rod representing the human spine that aims upwards to the universe and the golden `corn cob` representing the pineal glan. The one who holds this axe scepter is considered to be the child of the Sun and to be an incarnated immortal god angel who is a master of this material world. A blue cloudy sky and tall green mountains decorate the background along with two flying Andean condors. Atawallpa is waving to this world to say `farewell`.

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