The Virgin of Guadalupe: Background By Douglas Caballero The Virgin of Guadalupe: Origin The Virgin of Guadalupe also known as Virgin Mary made her appearance in front of St. Juan Diego in 1531. It is said she appeared in front of him and told him to build a church in her honor. He had failed in his mission a few times until she performed a miracle. She told him to collect roses, when he appeared in front of an audience he opened his cloak and the roses fell out in an image of her. This lead to him deciding to build a shrine for her. People doubt the stories since there is no evidence of apparition until 1648. Also people say Juan Diego was approached in 1534 not 1531 and doesn’t speak of Mary in his writings. Nonetheless there is prove dating back to at least 1556 a shrine has been built for Mary at a chapel in Tepeyac. The Virgin of Guadalupe: 16 th and 17 th century During the 16 th and 17 th century her populari...
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intersting I really think the most effective part is the candles and the oils they use because its first effecting you phsically then you start experincing the mental and spritual stuff.
ReplyDeletethe Spiritual part is something that I can really connect with. I'm a psych major and one of my interests for Grad school is spirituality. How psychologists could learn from techniques used in other countries to help in what our culture considers "modern day healing". It takes a strong person to be a psychologist just like it takes a strong person to be a spiritual healer. In my opinion how we heal in other cultures should be apart of our curriculum as well in order to broaden our mindsets. This post has inspired me to do some more research and begin making connections between the two fields. Thank you and great job!
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