#SANTA MUERTE SERIES#

Magda tells her sister to weep in darkness and forever. Santa Muerte made her choice and is suffering for it. She asks Santa Muerte if she remembers the agony of when she turned on her.

Magda joins them and blames her sister for tormenting the Vegas. Maria blames Santa Muerte for doing nothing. Maria can smell Magda and feels her on her neck. Her family is being taken from her one by one, and all at once. Santa Muerte tells Maria that she thinks too highly of herself, but Maria is certain of it. She asks why her sister is attacking her family. And as for Santa Muerte, sheвЂ™s left with the tasks of guiding the souls to heaven, starting with the little girl whom she carries in her arms. The shooters jump in the truck and pull off with the goods belonging to the Jewish men. Though it appears the two Jewish men were the target, the Mexican family is killed in the gunfire as well. A car with three men inside pulls up and opens fire. Also at the parlor, is a Mexican family, including a little girl.

She comes across a parlor as two Jewish men speaking Hebrew exit a truck. Santa Muerte walks a dusty road in Ensenada, Mexico. Maria turns around and is startled by Raul, who has removed the bandage from around his head. Unbeknownst to her, Santa Muerte is right behind her. She proceeds to follow the trail of blood. Maria opens her eyes to discover that Raul is gone. Maria lights a candle and prays to Santa Muerte to save Raul. Santa Muerte roars at Maria and disappears. She asks if Santa Muerte will continue to sleep as her sister conquers all. Maria believes that the time the prophecy spoke of is now and pleads with her to intervene, but Santa Muerte refuses, even as Maria claims that sheвЂ™s slept for too long. Everywhere she looks, every step she takes, she wades through that agony, and therefore, she has no heart to care for man. until not a soul is left.' Where or not that time is now is unclear. Santa Muerte explains the prophecy to Maria: 'A time will come when nation will battle nation, when race will devour race, when brother will kill brother. Maria claims that she can feel the evil near and begs for help. Santa Muerte emerges from the darkness, demanding to know why she was awakened. A large gust of wind blows out the candles and knocks Maria over. Maria Vega prays before a shrine for Santa Muerte. She extends her hand and pushes Tiago several feet back. Tiago runs into the field towards his father, who is in the hands of Santa Muerte. Tiago reaches out for his father as he screams in agony. 'All mankind needs to be the monster he truly is is being told he can.' Santa Muerte has no heart for the living and therefore has no desire to stop her sister, who proceeds to walk through the field, setting it ablaze, killing several men, including Jose Vega. By making all their dreams come true and by whispering to them. She offers to prove it to her by letting them be who they are. Magda questions why Santa Muerte shows such compassion for mankind when theyвЂ™re nothing more than frightened animals, unworthy of devotion and care.

Many years ago, Santa Muerte and Magda are having a conversation regarding humanity.

#SANTA MUERTE SERIES#

Author Tracey Rollin presents simple, straightforward methods for working with the Holy Death that can be used alone or easily incorporated into your own magical practice.Throughout the Series Season 1 Santa Muerte It takes us beyond the sensational headlines to reveal the truth about why Santa Muerte is so beloved by so many. Santa Muerte is a complete ritual guide to working with this famous - and infamous! - Mexican folk saint. But with death as the great equalizer, Santa Muerte potentially grants miracles to anyone and everyone. In recent years, her constituency has expanded to include the LGBTQ+ community and people who are marginalized or whose jobs put them at significant risk of death, such as military and police personnel. Hailed as a potent and powerful protector, she is also the patron saint of those who live on the fringes of society as well as those who face violence and death. This powerful and mysterious folk saint provides blessings including safe passage to the afterlife. Santa Muerte (Holy Death or Saint Death) is considered to be the female personification of death.

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