Name: The UnXplained: Aztec God UNLEASHES THUNDERSTORM in Mexico (Season 1) | History
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Lynch on Mexico April 16th 1964 Crowds gather his workers prepare to transport one of the largest monolithic statues in the world.

23 feet tall and weighing 100 and 60 tons.

The massive idol dates back over 1000 years, and although workers are extremely careful with their preparations as they loaded onto the trucks that will carry it, there's a palpable tension in the air because this is no ordinary statue but one of the mighty Aztec God for La Lock.

The Aztec religious system had a vast number of gods.

There were sky gods and goddesses, fire divinities and earth divinities.

It was still a lot of fertility, divinity associated with weather and thunder and lightning.

But it is also greatly revered because life comes from this.

The life giving waters of the rain come from a lock.

More than 25,000 people eagerly wait into the night to welcome class bloke to his view home in Mexico City after his long journey.

But as the trucks carrying the hooking statue finally arrived, the crowd isn't expecting what would arrive along with him.

Suddenly the heavens opened out of several dies.

This was done in the summer months when, in theory, there should be very little right home.

This was so uncharacteristic of this time of year rain during the dry season, most people would see such an occurrence has nothing more than a coincidence.

But some believe the rain was actually a good omen, sent by clock in response to the warm welcome he received from the Mexican people.

Certainly a lot of people believe that these events, for example, that downpour following the arrival of a lock are connected, and perhaps they're connected because of the divine force.

Or perhaps it's actually the believers belief on their faith that is helping to shape these events.

The fact is that it doesn't really matter because it's about belief.

If people believe strongly enough in an object that can create a reality, an ancient god of rain that triggers a massive thunderstorm just a coincidence, or was there something more mysterious at work?

Would you were, uh or are you among those who believe that stones really can possess special powers?

 Powers it for now, keep the very much among don't explain. 

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