The ancient Yaquis were deeply reverent towards their gods, according to evidence from the foldable. They considered their gods to be all-powerful beings who governed and protected all aspects of their lives, including nature, agriculture, and war. The Yaquis believed that through proper rituals and offerings, they could appease their gods and seek their blessings for a harmonious existence. Additionally, the Yaquis regarded their gods as vital sources of wisdom and guidance, and sought their counsel through divination practices such as shamanism.
