No i never heard of sacred geometry.good luck on your ayahuasca trip(no pun intended)
Have you heard of the manga filter on TikTok?it became infamous for a different reason.many people claim they accidentally caught ghosts by that filter.there’s even a compilation video of people claiming the filter caught ghosts by accident
It has face recognition technology and it accidentally anime fied ghosts not just people
I first heard about Santa Muerte and Hummingbirds from a lipstick alley thread.I know certain robe colors represent certain things.she’s also associated and depicted with Owls.wise birds indeed but there’s also legends about shape shifting owls in Mexico,unrelated but it’s a interesting superstition
In Argentina they have La San Muerte a male skeleton in a robe.also associated with criminals there too.both have been negatively sensationalized due to reports/stories of human sacrifices involved
I never asked any Latinos here about ayahuasca.I do not encounter Borri’s here much,just off the boat Dominicans.in fact one restaurant here had a server who only spoke Spanish and I had to get someone to translate so definitely a language barrier
Plus there’s a few Seventh Day Adventist churches near by that offer mass in Spanish with even Spanish language billboards outside so it’s not the right environment to spread awareness about Ayahuasca unless it’s one if those hypocritical Christian kind of folk
Yeah,reach for the stars.he died from Fentanyl 9 years ago.growing up in Albania I had a neighbor who was a widow till the day age died as was my maternal grandmother and mother’s aunt so yeah my standards of monogamy is not the same as anyone else’s.I also have a male cousin who never remarried and his wife has been dead for 2 decades
It gained notoriety because many cartels that were busted had photos and reports of Santa Muerte statues being found but then again police also reported finding St Thaddeus statues too yet St Thaddeus does not have a bad reputation like Santa Muerte Does
Santa Muerte is supposed to be a neutral figure who will help anyone in need doesn’t matter who they are,they can be from all walks of life
Santa Muerte has Approximately 10 to 15 Million followers give or take since most Santa Muerte Followers identify as Catholic and even many or most of the rituals are carbon copy of Catholic Mass rituals
It’s also commonly found in places filled with Mexican immigrants like in Texas and California
It’s not commonly found in Norte Mexico but more so in South ( religion around death is a common theme in Indigenous Mexican culture and history)
Sumisu
3y ago
No i never heard of sacred geometry.good luck on your ayahuasca trip(no pun intended)
Have you heard of the manga filter on TikTok?it became infamous for a different reason.many people claim they accidentally caught ghosts by that filter.there’s even a compilation video of people claiming the filter caught ghosts by accident
It has face recognition technology and it accidentally anime fied ghosts not just people
MurkyBro
3y ago
Lotsa pigs n sheep n chickens n cows n armadillos in Mexican cooking....
Sumisu
3y ago
There’s also a cuisine known as Texan Mex cuisine.it’s a mix between Mexican and American cuisine
Sumisu
3y ago
I first heard about Santa Muerte and Hummingbirds from a lipstick alley thread.I know certain robe colors represent certain things.she’s also associated and depicted with Owls.wise birds indeed but there’s also legends about shape shifting owls in Mexico,unrelated but it’s a interesting superstition
In Argentina they have La San Muerte a male skeleton in a robe.also associated with criminals there too.both have been negatively sensationalized due to reports/stories of human sacrifices involved
Sumisu
3y ago
https://go.gale.com/ps/i.do?p=LitRC&u=googlescholar&id=GALE%7CA54586528&v=2.1&it=r&sid=googleScholar&asid=08dc7bd8
In general i just found out there’s a black market trade for dead hummingbirds as some sort of charm
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/wildlife-watch-illegal-hummingbird-trade-love-charm-mexico-witchcraft
Sumisu
3y ago
I never asked any Latinos here about ayahuasca.I do not encounter Borri’s here much,just off the boat Dominicans.in fact one restaurant here had a server who only spoke Spanish and I had to get someone to translate so definitely a language barrier
Plus there’s a few Seventh Day Adventist churches near by that offer mass in Spanish with even Spanish language billboards outside so it’s not the right environment to spread awareness about Ayahuasca unless it’s one if those hypocritical Christian kind of folk
MurkyBro
3y ago
Bruh, u got white privilege....
Sumisu
3y ago
Yeah,reach for the stars.he died from Fentanyl 9 years ago.growing up in Albania I had a neighbor who was a widow till the day age died as was my maternal grandmother and mother’s aunt so yeah my standards of monogamy is not the same as anyone else’s.I also have a male cousin who never remarried and his wife has been dead for 2 decades
Talk about cultural practices
MurkyBro
3y ago
Who killed ur neighbours?....
Sumisu
3y ago
It gained notoriety because many cartels that were busted had photos and reports of Santa Muerte statues being found but then again police also reported finding St Thaddeus statues too yet St Thaddeus does not have a bad reputation like Santa Muerte Does
Santa Muerte is supposed to be a neutral figure who will help anyone in need doesn’t matter who they are,they can be from all walks of life
Sumisu
3y ago
Santa Muerte has Approximately 10 to 15 Million followers give or take since most Santa Muerte Followers identify as Catholic and even many or most of the rituals are carbon copy of Catholic Mass rituals
It’s also commonly found in places filled with Mexican immigrants like in Texas and California
It’s not commonly found in Norte Mexico but more so in South ( religion around death is a common theme in Indigenous Mexican culture and history)