In the mythology of the Inca, the sun god known as Inti is revered as the giver of warmth and light, vital for agriculture and survival. He represents the heart of Incan spirituality and is often associated with the creation of humanity. Inti’s central role in rituals underscores the connection between the sun and agricultural cycles, reinforcing his importance as a life-sustaining deity. Celebrations like the Inti Raymi, the Festival of the Sun, reflect his divine authority and the deep respect Incas held for natural forces.