@AndrewChesnut1 You are referring to the new roots of the Cult but you do not want to face and deepen from where the peoples you mentioned took the figure. The Catholic Church does not actually accept Santa Muerte. But it is a modern cult in its own right. I don't want to contest your studies of
@AndrewChesnut1 Certainly I agree with you that with the arrival of the Spaniards we know it with the name of "Santa Muerte" and in fact they make a pyramid altar where below they put the statue of Santa Muerte, above the Archangels and above the figure of the risen and not suffering Christ on
I made a mirror of the Santa Muerte as a portal and connection to put on the altar, using a mirror I bought; I colored the frame and behind the mirror I engraved the image of the Santa Muerte with the dremel
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Light and love with the Santa Muerte ....
"Ipan ne Mictlán, ipan ne Tzompantli, iixisintla ne Mijkacojtli e Mijtekasiuatl, nopaya tijteonemilisej Mikistli". "In Mictlán, in the throne of skulls, before the feet of Mictlantecuhtli and Mictecacíhuatl, we will worship death"
@Shadow_X_Zone Let's say that the real name of Santa Muerte is Mijkacojtli, the King of the Aztec Kingdom of the Dead. With the arrival of the Spaniards there has been a contamination of the true Cult with the Catholic religion
Altar lantern dedicated to Baron Samedi,to be use on all night after the rituals or when you wish to honor the Loa.I made it with cardboard covered with hard aluminum foil. It is all resin-coated to make it shiny and protect it. In the base you can put a candle with batteries.