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Issue 04: Power

I Am Here Today

Poet Salem Islas-Madlo claims her power as the embodiment of the sacred directions, the elements, and other life on earth.

Salem Islas-Madlo
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Issue 09: Cycles

Coyolxauhqui: Time, Mexihcah, Antarctica

“Like the moon, our bodies are made of Earth and Theia. We are Coyolxāuhqui’s siblings. My connection to her is deep.”

Words by Stephanie Krzywonos
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Issue 09: Cycles

Hija

“Hija eres / star dust and tightly wound tobacco / prayer knot offering, the quiver / of communal song...”

Words by Amanda Ellis
Art by Denise Silva
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Issue 09: Cycles

The Gift of Presence

Reflections on the practice of Touching the Earth

Words by Salem Islas Madlo
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Issue 09: Cycles

Stone Woman, Corn Mother: A Prayer of Homecoming

“Put your hands in the dirt. This is where you find us. The Stone Women. The Corn Mothers. This is how you remember us.”

Words by Alicia Enciso Litschi

Ofrenda Magazine explores Xicana/x and Latinx spiritualities, ancestral connection, social and eco justice, curanderismo, and other healing arts. We share wisdom from our community that acknowledges interconnection, promotes wellbeing, and honors the earth.