By the way 2011 and at Lake Amistad US Mexico border on the lake in a private meeting

Acid Barrel

Chainsaw

Burn your body

Gut you

Take your sperm

Take all your organs

Drain your blood

Remove my bone marrow

Remove all DNA THEY CAN

Sell your sperm organs and brain

Sell your spinal cord

Sell your bones , and rape your daughters I’m like wait don’t touch McKenzie Addyson hadley

Then we will rape they moms “don’t touch them”!

Then we will extort their families and friends and yours … I don’t care I have 3 government paychecks then we will take them and everyone you know and everything you built “well you did”! Exactly we control you! I’m like BULLSHIT you don’t control me ….

Them “but we pay all levels of your government house senate congress even president get our money”!

Me “I don’t want anything to do will illegal commerce Drug Trafficking Gun Trafficking Human Trafficking Cyber Crimes”

Them we took all your data for 22 years ran you out of texas and corner you in Mexico, your ours now!

Me – Fuck you

Them – we will pay you 2.0trillion dollars will you work for us?

Me – NOPE keep it

Them what do you want?

Me – Anna Paulina Luna

Them – She’s Married with a Kid

Me – I was married 3 times don’t know if they are all mine but I love Kenzie addy hadley bear STIN and didn’t hurt they momma

Them – GOOD MAN

But we might still yes

Hang my empty body on the new bridge Corpus Christi texas to tell Coast Guard they are more powerful Tell DHS they couldn’t protect shit!

“I’m like okay I’m heading to Mérida reporting to 3 consulate’s Canada and USA IM OUT… mic drop

That’s how I met 40 Mexican cartels and guess what happened –

Working with Santa Muerte (Holy Death) is a deeply personal and reciprocal devotion. You do not need to be initiated; you can start simply by setting up a clean altar space, offering a glass of clean water, and speaking to her honestly from the heart. [1, 2]

A structured, step-by-step guide can help you begin your devotion safely and respectfully:

1. Set Up Your Altar

• Location: Choose a quiet, clean, and respectful space in your home where the statue or image won’t be disturbed. [1, 2]
• Base Items: Place a statue, an amulet, or a printed image of Santa Muerte in the center. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Water: Always keep a fresh glass of clear water on the altar. It represents purity, clarity, and life. Replace it regularly to show attentiveness. [1, 2, 3]
• Consecration: If you purchase a new statue or amulet, it is highly recommended to spiritually cleanse it first by washing it in salt water. [1]

2. Choose Your Colors

Santa Muerte manifests in different colors, each associated with specific petitions. You can use colored candles to match your needs: [1, 2]

• White: Used for peace, spiritual guidance, purity, and healing.
• Red: Dedicated to love, passion, and emotional harmony.
• Black: The most powerful for protection against hexes, as well as absorbing negativity and bringing clarity.
• Gold: Associated with financial abundance, success, and prosperity.
• Green: Invoked for justice and legal matters. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

3. Make Offerings

Devotees agree that Santa Muerte responds best to consistency, gratitude, and tangible offerings. In return for her protection or guidance, you can offer: [1, 2, 3, 4]

• Fresh flowers (such as white or red roses).
• Sweets like chocolates, pastries, or plain sugar.
• Alcoholic beverages like tequila or wine.
• Cigars or tobacco.
• Coins or fruit. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

4. Communicate and Pray

• Speak Naturally: You do not need formal prayers. Address her like a trusted elder, wise friend, or family member. Be honest, humble, and respectful. [1, 2, 3]
• State Your Intentions: Clearly describe your predicament or goal. [1, 2]
• Keep Your Promises: If you promise her an offering in exchange for her help (such as lighting a candle every Tuesday for a month), you must keep your promise. [1]
• Nighttime Rituals: Because of her connection to the spiritual realm, many devotees find that prayers and rituals performed at night (especially during a full moon) are highly potent. [1]

To learn more about the rich cultural history and diverse ritual traditions, check out this guide on Original Botanica.