 Hello Readers, So my husband got called to Mexico City last minute and in the next few days will be in the area of the Dona Queta Santa Muerte altar in Tepito, CDMX. If you would like him to place a candle offering on your behalf at the Tepito Santa Muerte altar, keep reading! The cost to place an offering candle, in your name, at the Tepito Santa Muerte altar, is $25 for Patreon supporters, and $30 for non-Patreon supporters. You will receive images of your candle offering upon the Dona Queta Santa Muerte altar in Tepito. Your candle offering will be marked with your initials. For example:
If you are interested in this offer, please use the contact form on this website to send me a message. I need to know:
1 - Email address to send your invoice. This will be a PayPal invoice with links to pay securely via PayPal. 2 - Name to scratch into the wax of the candle. The outside of the candle will be marked with the initials of this name. 3 - The color of the candle you want placed at the altar. You will receive photos of your candle offering on Dona Queta's Santa Muerte altar via email. Offerings will be placed within the next 5 days.
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SantaMuerteMagick.com is proud to announce that we have entered an agreement with an up and coming independent Etsy seller - they are producing magick powders inspired and approved by SantaMuerteMagick.com. Right now, there is only one powder available - Law Keep Away. The Etsy seller offering this powder is a Santa Muerte devotee who creates this powder using the instructions from my "Law Keep Away Santa Muerte Magick" blog post. If you are looking for powders created based on the instructions of this website, then this is the seller you need to visit. This seller keeps 100% of their profits. But if you make a purchase by following the link below, then SantaMuerteMagick.com will receive a small commission from Etsy.  Center photo by Markus Winkler on Pexels Primary Use:
To encourage a person to stop spreading lies, and to reveal lies which have already been told.  Center photo by Victoria Akvarel on Pexels Primary Use:
For the return of stolen property, and for the unmasking of thieves.  Center photo by Renato Danyi on Pexels.com Primary Use:
A magick prayer for necromancers - those who wish to communicate with the dead. This prayer invites Santa Muerte to guide your necromancy, and asks for her protection against malevolent or trickster spirits with whom you might communicate. Originally published October 2020 - shared here from the Patreon archives.
www.Patreon.com/SantaMuerteMagick  Center photo by Sibling/Br Yonten Phuntsok on Pexels.com Primary Use: To help the spirit of a friend or loved one complete the journey from the land of the living to the land of the dead. For spirits that you are familiar with, who you think are stuck in transition, and who may not realize that they have died.  Center photo by Photo by Matheus Ferrero on Pexels.com Primary Use:
To enchant an amulet, pendent, or other piece of jewelry, to help you attract new friendships, and new opportunities to make friends. |
A Santa Muerte buy / sell group.
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Cover art by Sarah at www.SarahBustillo.com
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Cover art by Sarah at www.SarahBustillo.com
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Cover art by Sarah at www.SarahBustillo.com
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Cover art by Sarah at www.SarahBustillo.com
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Cover art by Sarah at www.SarahBustillo.com
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Cover art by Sarah at www.SarahBustillo.com
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