Mystic Healer Stories
Curandera
A mystical journey into history, fiction, legends, mysticism, strange phenomena, healing, struggle and survival in the New World
Our book is now available for purchase on Amazon. This is a super-deluxe, high quality paperback edition with full-color illustrations, some created by world class artists and printed on image enhancing glossy paper. It will also be available as an e-book at a lower price.
This project is not about books; it’s about the indigenous side of history; it’s about ancient stories that need to be told. Our books and videos are not meant to entertain, they are irreverent and daring, they were written and produced to shock you! They will challenge everything you thought you knew about the history of the discovery of the continents we now call the Americas. Our indigenous healers were herbalists; they used a holistic approach to healing, they knew how to control pain and used natural psychedelic plants and mushrooms to ease the transition to the afterlife in people who were terminally ill. Modern medical science now refers to this practice as Palliative Medicine. Some Indigenous healers were also mystics and psychics who were considered to be witch doctors possessed by demons by the first Spaniards who encountered them. Many were condemned to be burned alive in the name of God. We now ask you to join us on a literary adventure to the tropical rainforests and people seen by Europeans for the very first time!
Our story begins with a native healer who was also a “seer” (medium in modern terms). She was born with a genetic mutation that made her a super-human. Not a super-hero in the comic book sense, but a real live super-human with extraordinary intellect and physical attributes. She was born on the island known today as Puerto Rico. Her indigenous name was Anah-ní. She led her people with cunning and brilliant war strategies in battles against the invading Spaniards.
There was also a young Yoruba healer who was brought to the island as a slave and just like Anah-ní, she was a rebel and a warrior. She escapes when her slave master is engaged in a battle with the rebel natives on the island and heads to the mountains along with a small group of slaves to seek refuge. There she meets Anah-ní and her band of mountain rebels and this marks the first time Anah-ní sees a black person. That encounter is the stuff of legend!
© Copyright 2022 By Jose Martinez, Madreselva.com, Inc. All rights reserved, no part of this summary, including the book, the photo of Anah-ní or painting may be reproduced, transmitted or stored in any information retrieval system, in any form or by any means, graphic, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, without the prior written permission from the author.
Required legal Disclaimer: The ancient herbs, plants, mushrooms, hallucinogenic substances and healing practices that we will be including in our upcoming stories are for historical and educational purposes only. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.