Cihuateteo Statue (La Llorona) Traditionally Handcrafted from Mexican Clay Papa Candelo or increased respect from supervisors

or increased respect from supervisors

Our Venus Herbs can help with issues and draw on all the powers that are under the domain of Venus

we celebrated the feast day of San Elias del Monte Carmelo (Saint Elijah) and el Baron del Cementerio

This drapo is for Dambala and Ezili Freda

Santa Marta bendita

Cihuateteo Statue (La Llorona) Traditionally Handcrafted from Mexican Clay Papa Candelo or increased respect from supervisorsThe cihuateteo are the deified spirits of women who died in childbirth. On certain nights of the year (their feast days) they haunt the crossroads. Some say that the legend of La Llorona is based on the cihuateteo. The Aztecs considered childbirth to be a form of battle. They treated women who died in childbirth as fallen warriors (mocinaquetzque, valiant women), whose spirits had the privilege of going to Tonatiuh Ilhuicac, the Heaven of the Sun,