The Nahua people of Mesoamerica believed that the soul comprised three entities: Tonalli, Teyolía, and Ihíyotl, three souls in the body.
In the context of Mesoamerican spirituality, the Nahua people saw the soul as comprising three interconnected dimensions: Tonalli, Teyolía, and Ihíyotl, which were believed to reside within the individual.