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A beginner’s guide to Mexican folk saints
“Anyone who has visited a Mexican botánica, or spiritual store, can confirm that the country doesn’t lack for saints or spiritual iconography. A wide variety of religious statues are typically on offer, along with an eclectic array of potions, herbs … Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus Malverde, Juan Soldado, Niño Fidencio, Santa Muerte, Virgen de la Bala
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The magician’s Mexico part two: Is there a place for witchcraft in a skeptic’s world?
Witchcraft is powerful in Mexico. A spiritual cleansing can safeguard against bewitchment. A wife can put a spell on a husband to stop him philandering. A storekeeper can hire a witch to put rivals out of business. Witchcraft has been working … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Moore, animism, Aztec, Aztecs, Carlos Salinas, Charles Guelperin, Elena Lazos, Jesus Malverde, Jose Gil Olmos, Jose Lopez Portillo, Joseph Campbell, Juan Soldado, Luisa Pare, Magic, Nagual, Naguales, Niño Fidencio, Obatala, Orishas, Quetzalcoatl, skepticism, Spiritual Cleansing, Witchcraft, Witches, Zeus
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The Mexican Labyrinth 