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ArtistA Wheaten Colored Cairn Terrier with pointed ears named LUCY in thew Doorway Puma Punku translates directly to "The Doorway of the Puma" or "Gate of the Puma". Tiwanaku civilization that built the site. 2. Spiritual Symbolism of the Puma In ancient Andean cosmology, the puma—whether male or female—held massive spiritual significance. • The Middle World: In Tiwanaku and later Inca mythology, the puma represents the Kay Pacha (the physical, living world). It is one of three sacred trilogy animals alongside the Condor (the heavens) and the Serpent (the underworld). • Strength and Protection: The builders of Puma Punku revered the animal as a totem of immense power, stealth, and supreme guardianship in the Chaotic Good Masculine style of Louis Royo mixed with Kinesiology
Cody's Eye Solving another Mystery with the "female" help of Lucy-
The Doorway of the Puma -
In the indigenous Aymara and Quechua languages, Puma Punku translates directly to "The Doorway of the Puma" or "Gate of the Puma". The puma (Puma concolor) is a large feline native to the Americas that goes by many regional English names, including mountain lion, cougar, catamount, and panther. Therefore, when English speakers reference a "female mountain lion," they are referring to a female puma.
Tiwanaku civilization that built the site. 2. Spiritual Symbolism of the Puma In ancient Andean cosmology, the puma held massive spiritual significance. • The Middle World: In Tiwanaku and later Inca mythology, the puma represents the Kay Pacha (the physical, living world). It is one of three sacred trilogy animals alongside the Condor (the heavens) and the Serpent (the underworld). • Strength and Protection: The builders of Puma Punku revered the animal as a totem of immense power, stealth, and supreme guardianship.