The Coins of Holy Death: A Tool of Divination and Magick for Santa Muerte Devotees
Digital Web Book by Arnold Bustillo
Digital Web Book by Arnold Bustillo
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The cover of this book displays a vivid and symbolic illustration centered on Santa Muerte, the Mexican folk saint whose name in English means Holy Death. At the top, the title is printed in large white serif text on a vibrant purple background: The Coins of Holy Death. Beneath it, in smaller white text, the subtitle reads: A Tool of Divination and Magick for Santa Muerte Devotees. The central image shows Santa Muerte as a skeletal figure wearing a purple hooded robe, and a silver crown adorned with star and moon symbols. Her skeletal face gazes forward, framed by the hood, with dark empty eye sockets and a calm, composed expression. She sits at a round table draped in red cloth. Her bony hands stretch out over a small collection of glowing coins spread over the middle of the table, each coin is marked with a magick symbol. Atop the table and to the left of the coins is a warm-lit lantern and a delicate teacup on a saucer; to the right of the coins is a small stack of playing cards showing the Ace of Hearts at the top of the stack. The backdrop is a star-filled galaxy in black and violet tones, suggesting the infinite and mystical nature of the work. At the bottom of the cover, the author’s name appears in bold white text: Arnold Bustillo. Below that, a website is listed: SantaMuerteMagick.com.
The cover of this book displays a vivid and symbolic illustration centered on Santa Muerte, the Mexican folk saint whose name in English means Holy Death. At the top, the title is printed in large white serif text on a vibrant purple background: The Coins of Holy Death. Beneath it, in smaller white text, the subtitle reads: A Tool of Divination and Magick for Santa Muerte Devotees. The central image shows Santa Muerte as a skeletal figure wearing a purple hooded robe, and a silver crown adorned with star and moon symbols. Her skeletal face gazes forward, framed by the hood, with dark empty eye sockets and a calm, composed expression. She sits at a round table draped in red cloth. Her bony hands stretch out over a small collection of glowing coins spread over the middle of the table, each coin is marked with a magick symbol. Atop the table and to the left of the coins is a warm-lit lantern and a delicate teacup on a saucer; to the right of the coins is a small stack of playing cards showing the Ace of Hearts at the top of the stack. The backdrop is a star-filled galaxy in black and violet tones, suggesting the infinite and mystical nature of the work. At the bottom of the cover, the author’s name appears in bold white text: Arnold Bustillo. Below that, a website is listed: SantaMuerteMagick.com.