The Queen’s Day

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Today on her feast day, call on the magnificent compassion of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Call on her to bring the 147 world leaders who hammered together the agreement at the Climate Conference in Paris, to follow through on their commitment to clean energy.  Ask her help to create a planetary shift, ask her to help humanity jump the synapse from here — our current breakdowns, to there — our future of amazing possibilities.

She has many names, the woman who appeared on the hill in Tepeyac in 1531, and spoke in the Nahuatl language of the Aztecs. At that same site, she was worshipped as Tonantzin, Venerable Mother, by the much earlier ancestors of the indigenous man to whom she appeared. Among other names, the Virgin of Guadalupe is also lovingly called La Morena, Empress of the Americas, Queen of Mexico, and Our Lady of Tepeyac.

Some say that, as a virgin, a woman belonging only to herself, La Morena reflects the blessing of moonlight to women everywhere. Some say that this Goddess Tonantzin, who painted her self-portrait on Juan Diego’s cloak, is the Matron Saint of Artists. Many attest that she can help anyone, especially those who have been unable to find help anywhere else. Today as she is celebrated throughout the Americas, call on her magnificent compassion.

A Short History of Tonantzin:     http://yeoldeconsciousnessshoppe.com/art261.html

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