Santa Muerte Devotion 101: Answers and Explanations for Curious Readers and New Devotees
Digital Web Book by Arnold Bustillo
Digital Web Book by Arnold Bustillo
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The cover of this book displays a bold and spiritual design centered on Santa Muerte, the Mexican folk saint whose name in English means Saint Death. At the top, the title is printed in large, black serif text: Santa Muerte Devotion 101. Beneath the title, a subtitle reads Answers and Explanations for Curious Readers and New Devotees. The center of the cover displays a richly illustrated portrait of Santa Muerte. She is depicted as a skeletal female figure, wearing an ornate red and gold crown. Her face is a skull, shown with a slight smile and hollow eyes. She wears a flowing black robe with red lining and a dark veil over her head. Her skeletal hands hold a large scythe with a wooden handle and silver blade, extending across the width of the cover. A globe, symbolizing the Earth, rests at the base of her neck, near her chest. The background behind Santa Muerte is black, creating a stark and reverent contrast with her figure. At the bottom of the cover, the author’s name appears in bold black text: Arnold Bustillo. Below that a website is listed: SantaMuerteMagick.com.
The cover of this book displays a bold and spiritual design centered on Santa Muerte, the Mexican folk saint whose name in English means Saint Death. At the top, the title is printed in large, black serif text: Santa Muerte Devotion 101. Beneath the title, a subtitle reads Answers and Explanations for Curious Readers and New Devotees. The center of the cover displays a richly illustrated portrait of Santa Muerte. She is depicted as a skeletal female figure, wearing an ornate red and gold crown. Her face is a skull, shown with a slight smile and hollow eyes. She wears a flowing black robe with red lining and a dark veil over her head. Her skeletal hands hold a large scythe with a wooden handle and silver blade, extending across the width of the cover. A globe, symbolizing the Earth, rests at the base of her neck, near her chest. The background behind Santa Muerte is black, creating a stark and reverent contrast with her figure. At the bottom of the cover, the author’s name appears in bold black text: Arnold Bustillo. Below that a website is listed: SantaMuerteMagick.com.