- The wisdom of Santa Muerte will impress the ideal philosophy upon the sorceress and lead her to spiritual transcendence.
- The image of death is represented as a grim reaper, a keeper of the underworld, a faceless phantom, and, in Mexico, it’s la Santa Muerte.
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- Santa Muerte, also known as "Holy Death," "The White Lady," and "La Hueseda" is a special saint with a deep connection to the essence of death.
- The globe symbolizes Santa Muerte’s deathly dominion over the entire world and all those who inhabit it, for only she has the power to reap death.
- Mexican folklore and kitsch objects (including Santa Muerte statues) on sale at a shop on Broadway in downtown Los Angeles.
- The worship of Santa Muerte typically blends Catholicism and Mexican neo-paganism. Depictions of Santa Muerte usually involve a robe-clad female skeleton.
- Santa Muerte’s first documented appearance as a venerated figure in Mexico came in a 1797 Inquisition report on idolatrous practices by indigenous worshipers.
- Ask any follower of the rapidly growing Santa Muerte movement and they’ll tell you—this Mexican folk saint gets results.