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"Find out" is usually used to indicate that you have uncovered or learned some fact or idea that you did not personally know.When I find out who did this, I will punish them.When I find out how to bake a pie, I will make a dozen of them."Find" is usually used when you discover something tangible.When I find my keys, I will open the door.When I find a pie, I usually eat it.
Find the unit prices and compare them to find the cheapest.
To find the perimeter you add and to find the area we multiply.
In subtraction you find the difference.
La Curandera was created in 2006.
Drug smugglers/runners sometimes consult with a curandera prior to engaging in business to help ensure they don't get busted.
A curandera is person that practices "medicine" using herbs, whicthcraft, and "prayers". Though you better be careful; same thing as consulting a witch; depends what they do. Some curanderas massage your bones if they dislocate or rub a pregnant women to position the baby, they also call them "curandera", which in English this word means "healer"
The role of the Curandera is provide her community with healing and empowerment, in a holistic way. Encompassing the idea of using universal divine energy (Holy Spirit). Curandera's each have a speciality such as a Sobadora(massage/prayer),consejera(Spiritual reader) etc.. She also keeps community informed of energy shifts.
Remedios is La Curandera ( The Healer)
The cast of La Curandera - 2011 includes: Ryan Christopher Doyle as Peter Faryl Saliman Reingold as Lady Rosalinda Shalonda Shaw as Becky Linda Slade as Lucy
Ultima was a curandera, a traditional healer and spiritual guide in the Chicano culture portrayed in the novel "Bless Me, Ultima" by Rudolfo Anaya. She used her knowledge of herbs, prayers, and spiritual practices to help those in need and to bring balance and healing to the community.
Male- El curandero (abusive) Female- La curandera (abusive) El sanador/la sanadora El curador/la curadora
To my knowledge, "una lechusa" is "a curandera/o (spanish name for faith healer or witch doctor) that has transformed themself in to a great horned owl in which to be able to fly distances and keep watch on those whom a spell has been been cast, most likely a spell to do harm. However some people of Mexican or maybe even spaniard heritage believe that it can foretell danger or evil. A curandera/o can do white magic or black magic. Whether the lechusa is based on reality or myth is not really known. A person will go to this curandera/o to have a harmful spell put on someone, the curandera/o will do the magic spell, and past every nite past midnight, the "lechusa" is the curandera/o in great horned owl form keeping watch over the person whom the harmful spell has been cast, most likely until that person succumbs and dies. The lechusa is quite noticeably different in size to a regular great horned owl; it can be about 3ft. to 4ft. in height, and have a large wingspan, and does a creepy hoot-hoot. It is also said never to look the lechusa in the eye, as death will follow shortly. Whether it be myth or reality, one way to probably remove the evil spell would be to shoot and kill the lechusa if its within distance. Once done, when a person has died during that night, then this person is said to be the lechusa. Another way to remove the spell might be to go to a different curandera/o, one who does only white magic, to reverse the spell onto the curandera/o who did the black magic. It is said that if someone does a spell to knowingly do harm to someone, it will come unto them 3-fold. As far as removing the spell anyother way, I'm not sure. Hope this helps.
The cast of El Fruto - 2010 includes: Maximiliano Cabrera as Maxi Juan Carlos Maidana as Juan Lidia Cristina Pereira as Curandera Alejandra Rodriguez as Alejandra
Magical realism is a literary device where there is a combination of a realistic story with elements of fantasy. In "Bless Me, Ultima" the realistic story is Tony's coming of age and the "fantasy" part is the witches and curandera.
Many infectious diseases such a small-pox that the natives or their ancestors had never encountered and therefore had no immunity to. Along with disease, they brought their culture such as a racial caste system that placed he natives as slaves, the hybrids as middle-class citizens, and the pure Spaniards as nobles. AND the Catholic faith which they forced the natives to sign (the natives had no idea what they were signing). If the natives didn't they would be killed. That's a rough outline.