Moche religion

The Moche religion was deeply centered on spiritual beliefs, rituals, and gods related to nature, agriculture, and the cosmos. They worshipped deities associated with water, fertility, the sun, and the rain, vital for their successful farming. Rituals often involved elaborate ceremonies, offerings, and art depicting gods and mythological scenes, reflecting their worldview that divine forces influenced daily life. Ancestor veneration was also important, emphasizing continuity and spiritual connection. Their religious practices aimed to maintain harmony with these deities, ensuring fertility, good harvests, and societal stability.