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Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2002 07:58:54 -0500 From: "E Bryant Holman" (bryanth@presidiotex.com) Subject: Santisima Muerte The major prayer to the Santisima Muerte. Do not attempt to do any magic with the Santisima Muerte unless you prepare yourself completely first, have an effective amparo, and you are prepared to perform the complete ritual and pay the manda afterwards. This prayer is just for scholarly purposes only, shall we say. I say this because, first of all, it won't work if you don't perform it correctly. Second of all, if you conjure a spirit such as this with lack of seriousness of purpose, you will be tormented for having wasted her time. And thirdly, if you "open the window" to the spirit world in such circumstances with no amparo, any ghost or demon can get you, and you will be at their mercy. PRAYER OF THE SANTA MUERTE Jesus Christ the conquerer, who on the cross was conquered, conquer (name of person), that he be conquered with me in the name of the Lord if you are a fierce animal tame as a lamb, tame as the flower of rosemary; you must come; you ate bread, of him you gave me and through the most strong word that you gave me, I want that you bring me (name of person), that he be humbled, defeated at my feet to complete what to me he has offered. Santisima Muerte, I beseech you lovingly inasmuch as Immortal God formed you with you great power to over all mortals so that you might place them in the celestial shere where were may enjoy a glrious day without night for all eternity and in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, I pray and I beseech you that you deign to be my protectress and that you concede all the favors that I ask of you until the last day, hour and moment in which your Divine Majesty commands to take to before your presence. AMEN. *********** original Spanish: Jesucristo vencedor, que en la Cruz fuiste vencido, vece a fulano de tal, que estE vencido conmigo en nombre del SeOor si eres animal feroz manso como un cordero, como la flor de romero; tienes que venir; pan comiste, de El me diste y por la palabra m.s fuerte que me diste, quiero que me traigas a fulano de tal, que estE humillado, rendido a mis plantas a cumplir lo que me ha ofrecido. SantIsima Muerte, you te suplico encarecidamente que asI como te formU DiUs inmortal con tu grande poder sobre todos los mortales hasta ponerles en la esfera celste donde gozaremos un glorioso dIa sin noche por toda la eternidad y en el nombre del Padre, del Hijo y del EspIritu Santo, yo te ruego y te suplico que dignes ser mi protectora y me cocedas todos los favores que yo te pido hasta el 'ltimo dIa, hora y momento en que su Divina Majestad ordene llevarme ante su presencia. AMEN. ************ This is only one of five prayers that are necessary for the complete prayer ritual. This one is called the "Oracion de la Santa Muerte". The other four are the "Jaculatoria", the "Oracion para atraer al espiritu de la persona", the "Oracion al Angel de la Guarda de [person's name] llamandolo", and the "Oracion de la Sabila". Other saints that are mentioned in "Oracion al Angel de la Guarda..." are San Cipriano, Santa Elena, Santa Marta, Caridad de Cobre, and the Virgen de Covadonga. Santa Elena de la Cruz is invoked in her own right as a spirit who helps women gain control over their men, using the power of the three nails that affixed Jesus to the cross. One nails the third nail, symbolically, in the heart of the person one intends to charm. This is very common practice and a lot of people have this prayer memorized. The sabila is the aloe vera plant. This is an interesting concept, that a plant might be considered to have a spirit, and that this spirit can be invoked or conjured. This is definitely an Indian belief, and I say that based on the interviews that I have had with Tarahumara Indians about their own set of beliefs, which includes that in the power of the spirits of medicinal plants, such as peyote, for instance. Bryant
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