Self-Care Is a Revolutionary Act
An excerpt from The Curanderx Toolkit: Reclaiming Ancestral Latinx Plant Medicine and Rituals for Healing
Words by Atava Garcia Swiecicki
Calling upon the four elements and Tlazolteotl, the sacred feminine energy who consumes, restores, and regenerates, Xochi Quetzalli offers her prayer.
Woven memories plus an invitation to learn Mayan backstrap weaving—an ancestral art full of tradition and stories, which can help us connect to both our past and future lineages. (Includes special event details.)
A testimonio of life, healing, shapeshifting, and rebirth.
“With it, I also write the bones of my ancestors free.”
Taking cues from the natural world and claiming fluid ancestor-kin
Ofrenda Magazine explores explores Xicanx 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.
Two issues in one booklet! A double-sided print collection—including themes Balance and Nourishment—is available through print on demand. Preview images and most articles online.
