Sor Juana, chamana
Mitologías hoy 2011 Enrique Flores 2 citations
In Mexican history there are two great poets: Sor Juana and Maria Sabina. We could called Sor Juana: Juana Sabina, the Wise. Although she never practiced medicine, she did know the magic of Indian herbs and felt that his verses had been "bewitched" by them. His "letters" have been bewitched by the Indians, his singing is imbued with a spell "poured" on it, like a concoction of indigenous...
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Shamanism
Mysticism
Indigenous spirituality
Indigenous magic
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