As we enter this magical period, Latinx brujas show us how to call upon our ancestors and connect to our spiritual side.
If I’ve learned anything from reluctant witch Sally Owens, played by Sandra Bullock in the iconic 1998 witchcraft rom-com “Practical Magic,' it’s that our ancestors remain with us, in blood and spirit, and loving and embracing them brings you more power. While a lot of the movie is pretty inaccurate , the belief that our ancestors guide and protect us is intrinsic to a spirituality often connected to brujeria.
It's the belief in a greater, more universally connected world that exists beyond the physical, and a reconnection to my Indigenous roots that awakened a calling in me toward these spiritual practices. But this comes with care, as I consider how much brujeria has been appropriated and commodified. It's also important to understand what doesn’t belong to me, and honoring that as I navigate a practice that’s intrinsic to many people's way of life.
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