Her Most Holy Death at the Voodoo Spiritual Temple in New Orleans. |
November 15th is recognized by some followers of La
Santisima Muerte as one of her feast days. In the Catholic tradition this day
is the “Assumption of Mary”. I have been on a magical hiatus of sorts, so had not
been doing altar work. Her most Holy Death made sure to remind me that she had
a feast day coming up, and gave me the opportunity to re-establish our
connection. The more that you work with spirits, you will find that they can be
very patient, sometimes in spite of their notorious reputations, and don’t always require cult like devotion. You do have to be
open to “hearing” their request when they reach out to you, and honor their wishes. Of course if you are petitioning spirits to aid your work, you get what you put in. Just like any relationship. So slack on your end, and expect them to do the same.
If you have ever felt drawn to this saint, I would say that she is
worth exploring. I highly recommend "Santisima Muerte: How to Call and Work with Holy Death" by Conjure Man Ali from
Hadean Press. It’s a short pamphlet packed with basic information on hers history, how to
establish an relationship with, perform a novena to, and work spells with her. It makes a great companion to "Saint Cyprian: Saint of Necromancers" from the same author. If you are a follower of hers, I would love
to hear from about your experiences with this powerful spirit.
Statue in a local Richmond, Va botanica. |
2 comments:
I would Luke to know where is there a Botanica in Richmond, VA?
Look up Botica El Angel. They are in Southside Richmond
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