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Considered a syncretization of Mictlancihuatl the skeletal Aztec goddess of death, Nuestra Señora de la Santa Muerte is venerated as a generous, non-judgemental spirit who grants all manner of requests specifically because no matter what it is that you gain in life, death remains the great equalizer of everyone. Her scythe is a tool of destruction and harvest and her globe depicts the nature of her domain. Depending on the colors of her robes determines the specialty of the spirit. Petitioned for anything one can think of.
Offerings: tequila, flowers, chocolates, candies, cigarettes, and glasses or bottles of water, rice, beans, chicken, pork
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225 Highland Parkway, Tonawanda, NY, United States, New York 14223
