HOUSE OF THE DANCING SUN

"La Casa del Sol Bilando"

Kokopelli is often depicted as a humpbacked flute player in ancient petroglyphs and pottery found throughout the American Southwest and Mexico. He has been worshipped since the time of the Ancient Pueblo Peoples. He was an important fertility deity for crops and childbirth. He carried a pack of seeds, songs, and rainbows on his back as he traveled the ancient Southwest. Kokopelli's flute playing chased away the Winter and brought in the Spring. The music warmed and prepared the Earth to receive the seeds to be planted. His flute playing also announced his friendly intentions as a trader and helped him to romance the local maidens. In more recent times, he's become a "rock star" due to his presence in many ancient rock carvings. Some people claim to have encountered Kokopelli wandering on moonlit nights. His flute may still be heard by those who are willing to listen. May the spirit of Kokopelli bring you wonder and joy during your stay at the "House of the Dancing Sun" (La Casa del Sol Bilando), a Sedona vacation rental home.
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