Where Does Aka Dua Come From?

A Ce Acatl, the last incarnation of Quetzalcoatl, was exiled from the Toltec capital in 965 AD. From that time forward, Ce Acatl, his priests, and his priestesses wandered and taught in secret even as they integrated into other societies. This strategy of teaching in hiding allowed the Toltec lineage to survive underground to this very day. The Toltecs who have lived in hiding all these centuries maintain a rich stock of legends and stories. Among those are legends about the Aka Dua and its origins. They say that the Aka Dua predates Toltec civilization and that it comes from a superior civilization which was eventually destroyed. They say that when the superior civilization was destroyed, the Toltecs took the knowledge of that other civilization’s technology and also some of the physical substances with which those others were adept at working. The Toltecs called the legendary civilization Atlantis, just as Plato did.  According to the Toltec legends, the Aka Dua began one-seventh part of an Atlantean alchemical substance called Sro. The Sro was a substance intended to promote the evolution, which was the Atlantean's main preoccupation. Since the Toltecs inherited the Aka Dua, they have refined and purified it through specific kinds of work. Back to the main Aka Dua page.