
09/22/2025
The Temple of Xochicalco, Morelos, Mexico, stands as a testament to Mesoamerican ingenuity, dating from approximately 650 to 900 CE.
Its stone facade is a canvas etched with intricate glyphs and stylized figures, a silent chronicle of a culture's beliefs and history. Weather has softened the edges, and yet, the temple's imposing form evokes a sense of its former grandeur, hinting at the scientific achievements and cultural depth of its creators.
Within these stones, nature and humanity entwine. This structure serves as a gateway—not just to the darkness within, but to an understanding of time itself, a reminder that every creation, no matter how grand, eventually returns to the earth, bearing the indelible marks of existence.