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Praise for Bruja Curandera

“Wendy Mata masterfully bridges the worlds of brujería and curanderismo, offering a Spanglish journey that is as practical as it is intensely magical. Bruja Curandera is a stunning, soulful guide that feels less like a manual and more like a sacred conversation with a wise friend, a friend really invested in making you understand the adequate power of every tool in your hands. Whether you’re new to these traditions or experienced, this book provides clear, actionable steps to incorporate rituals into your daily routine, making spiritual growth accessible and tangible. I am absolutely captivated by how Wendy empowers you to reclaim your ancestral magic and deprogram old patterns so you can truly thrive. It is a rare, grounded masterpiece that turns everyday rituals into transformative acts of self-love and power.”

—Elhoim Leafar, author of Dream Witchery and Manifestation Magic

“A powerful and deeply personal guide into the living currents of Mexican ancestral magic. With clarity, honesty, and a voice rooted in lived experience, Mata invites readers into a path that begins not with spells or rituals, but with the necessary work of deprogramming—unlearning the fears, silences, and inherited wounds that have long kept many of us disconnected from our power. From the very first pages, she establishes an important distinction: This is not a manual on Catholicism, faith healing, or devotional practices to specific saints or deities. Instead, it is a reclamation of ancestral magic on its own terms, honoring traditions that exist beyond religious syncretism and restoring dignity to practices that have too often been misunderstood or suppressed.”

—Rev. Laura González, Kalpulli Xinachtli Xochikalli Ixtlamatketl, Priestess of the Goddess, Circle Sanctuary Minister

“Reading Bruja Curandera by Wendy Mata did not feel like reading a book. It felt like a series of conversations and visits with a kind teacher. It is a welcoming book that blends cultural teachings and modern insights with warmth, boundaries, and clear instructions. If you don’t have a personal connection to Mexico or one of the Latine cultures, don’t worry. If you come to this book with an open and respectful heart, you will be greeted with hospitality. I strongly recommend this book for both newcomers and old hands.”

—Ivo Domínguez Jr., author of Spirit Speak

“At a moment when immigrant lives and histories are being erased, Bruja Curandera is an unapologetically authentic expression of Mexican spirituality. It is a powerful reclamation of spiritual power and magic. Best of all, it reads just like having a conversation with Wendy. I’m so excited she is sharing her wisdom at a time when the world needs it most.”

“As I read this beautiful text, two things jumped out at me. The first was how Wendy effortlessly shows us that everything we do is magical; there is nothing mundane in our lives. She gives us a beautiful guide on how to live and embody our magic every moment of every day. The chapter on ancestors and abundance really hit home with me. Being able to finally stand up to all those ancestral patterns and say, ‘Enough. This ends with me,’ is a powerful tool to send back along your ancestral line to heal those wounds that sometimes we don’t even see as actual wounds, just bad habits. Doing that work for my own ancestral line has shown me how that will send forward those positive energetic ripples to make the healthy change in my world and the larger world that it is asking for. Energetic warriors, but in all guises, and Wendy gave me permission to pick up my sword.”

aBout the author

Wendy Mata is a fifth-generation bruja curandera, initiated shaman, and lunar priestess. She is the founder of Bruja Power Botanica and a dedicated guide on the path to reclaiming one’s inner power. An avid traveler, Wendy shares the ancient wisdom of Mexico wherever she goes through in-person and online events. Learn more at BrujaCurandera.com.

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Somos las brujas, las sanadoras, las sabias

We are here not just to survive We are here to thrive

Con ritual

Con espíritu Y reclamando nuestro poder

This book is in Spanglish.

disClaimer

The curanderismo and brujería practices presented in this book are intended for spiritual purposes and are not meant to be a substitute for medical or mental health support. Always seek help from your support system, including your doctors, your lawyers, your therapist, and anyone else you work with. Do not perform the spells described in this book on pregnant women or children. Practice your magic in well-ventilated areas, use common sense, and remember that in this universe, everything we do has consequences. This work mentions sensitive topics such as violence, abuse, and trauma. If anything triggers your memories, please take time to process and get support when needed.

Author’s Note xiii

Introduction 1

CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Releasing Calcifications 7

Chapter 2: Subtle Ways to Reclaim Your Power 15

Chapter 3: Foundations of Ancestral Magic 23

Chapter 4: Working with Ancestors 31

Chapter 5: Healing the Lineage 45

Chapter 6: Limpias (Energy Cleansings) 57

Chapter 7: Power in Practice 91

Chapter 8: Shield Work 103

Chapter 9: Magical Responses to Spiritual Attacks 123

Chapter 10: Abundance Is Ancestral Too 139

Chapter 11: Working with the Cycles 161

Chapter 12: Elemental Forces 169

Chapter 13: Other Allies in Your Magic 183

Chapter 14: The Bruja Tool Kit 189

Conclusion: You Are the Magic 201

Acknowledgments 203

Appendix A: Herb and Resin Correspondences 205

Appendix B: Candle Color Correspondences 217

Glossary 219

author’s note

Nuestras abuelas no escondieron su magia en recetas y susurros para que nosotras viviéramos calladas y cansadas.

Este es el tiempo de las brujas.

INTRODUCTION

When I was seven years old, my abuela took me to a mountain near San Isidro Labrador, Coahuila. There she showed me the sacred place where her people had danced to call in the rain. The experience was my first conscious glimpse into the magic that runs through our lineage. She taught me that we are not separate from the world, that we are one with the elements water, fire, air, and earth. Her belief in calling in the rain shaped my understanding of magic as something powerful and innate.

Now I share the wisdom that I first touched many years ago and has stayed with me since. I invite you to allow this book to be the reminder of what already lives within you. Let it be what triggers your quest for your own truth and your own wisdom.

Just by touching this book, a drop of light, liberation, and awakening will come to your soul; it is inevitable. It will give you a spark that will open something inside of you.

Writing With my anCestors

I always wanted to write a book. In my mind, the process looked like a movie. I would rent a cute cabin by the ocean, sit by a cozy fireplace, and get inspired by the sound of the waves. But the truth is, none of

that happened. When I asked my ancestors for guidance, they loudly and clearly said that the work was meant to be done in the place where most Mexican families heal, in the kitchen.

So instead of seagulls flying and peaceful views, I had ugly cries, panic attacks, lots of nachos, coffee, deep healing, and the voices of my ancestors coming to tell me their stories to share with the world.

This book was not written just by me, not even close. I sat by the kitchen table and opened the floor to whoever wanted to show up. I was inundated by the voices of my lineage, wanting to help, wanting the opportunity to be heard, wanting to share what they had been carrying in silence for so many generations. They valued the opportunity to speak so strongly that they felt almost as if they were next to me in physical form.

I never expected the level of catharsis that would come from writing this book. When I asked my ancestors to tell me what needed to be said so we could help as many people as possible, I didn’t realize it would require me to feel vulnerable, to feel their pain, to sit with it, and to help them process it.

Writing this book cracked me open. My ancestors were loud and clear for me, yes, but more than anything, they were loud and clear for you, knowing that their life experiences would help you.

mexiCan magiC

The teachings in this book hold only a small fraction of what Mexican magic is; no single book can ever cover the fullness and the richness of who we are. It would be impossible to document it all. The ways shared are the ways passed down to me by my ancestors and teachers, ways that are wise, practical, and rooted in experience. But they are not the only ways.

I do not speak for all Mexican or Latinx people; these are my views, what I share with my students, and what I know from my roots. I am not the supreme authority in brujería or curanderismo. No one is.

Also keep in mind that this book is not about Catholicism or faith healing. It is not about Santa Muerte or any particular deities. You will find some references to saints in these pages, but this is not meant to be a guide to Catholic practices or syncretism. That is something different.

Who is this Book for?

Brujería and curanderismo belong to the people with Latinx heritage. However, the ways that I offer are not just for Mexicans born in Mexico. As Chavela Vargas is often quoted as saying, “Los mexicanos nacemos en donde nos da la chingada gana.”

This book is for our descendants, even if many generations removed, for Chicanos, for Mexican adjacent, for allies to Latinx communities, as well as for anyone called to our ways—not from a place of cultural appropriation but from a place of respect and love. I believe that wisdom is not something we own; it is something we are in a relationship with.

I do not share closed rituals or practices. Everything in this book can be practiced by anyone called to it. Yes, there are many more layers of our beliefs that I would not share openly, but what is here can be accessed by all.

But let me be clear. This book is not for you if you are a white supremacist. It is not for you if you believe that immigrants should be held in cages or camps, or if you think that legal status determines the value of a human. If this is your point of view, the magic and power within these pages will not serve you. It will reject you.

I wrote this book for those who honor humanity, ancestry, and the dignity of others. If someone sees human beings as disposable, less than, or unworthy because of the color of their skin, legal status, or origins, they will not resonate with my work.

This book is not for those who deny that love is love, that trans rights are human rights, or that Black lives matter. I interchangeably use the words bruja, brujo, and brujx throughout this book to be inclusive and because I believe that the soul has no gender.

In complete transparency, I cast a spell in the words written here, one meant for anyone ready to receive it. An influx of magic programmed to remind you that …

You are the magia.

You carry the power within.

You are a piece of the universe or the universe itself.

This book is a spell for you to see yourself through the eyes of love, in the same way your ancestors see you, with care, with acceptance, with tenderness and compassion.

For you to love yourself and your magic, exactly as you are.

aBout this Book

This book uses the language of energy, giving you tools that you can implement right away, while understanding why they work and how. It was not written from an academic or scholarly position.

Spanglish

Some words cannot be translated without losing their essence, and some phrases carry generational meaning and power. The Spanglish found here is not accidental; it means to bring back the voices of your abuelas and serve as a link to our culture.

Sensitive Content

This book is not sugarcoated. Some sections speak of the experiences our people go through. I talk about violence, abuse, kidnapping, grief, traumatic loss, religious trauma, poverty, discrimination, chronic illness, generational wounds, spiritual conflict, machismo, and the challenges that immigrants face. No todo es miel sobre hojuelas, but hiding these realities would be a disservice. If anything triggers your memories, please take time to process and get support when needed.

Measurements

In the spell recipes, you will not find exact measurements. This is because you are meant to use them as guidance but to trust your intuition on how much of each ingredient to use. If you asked your abuela or tía how to cook a recipe, they would likely tell you, “Un poquito de esto o un poquito de lo otro,” not specify measurements in spoons. It is our way, so talk to the plants, the crystals, and everything involved in your magic and trust what you hear.

The Structure

Use this book in a way that works for you. Yes, it is written so that each chapter builds on the others, but trust your instinct: You can just open it and know you are reading what you need.

Go slow. Some chapters include questions and guidance that may require you to go deep into your thoughts and memories, and that is part of your process of magic and does not need to be rushed.

Safety

Magic is powerful, and so are you, but you do need to be neutral, grounded, and in a good place in your mind to practice, because there are consequences for your actions. You will want to be centered; do not cast your spells from anger or desperation. Energetic recoils may occur when practitioners act in a rush.

Some of the spells here use fire, animal products, alcohol, hot peppers, or sharp tools. Use common sense when doing your spells; do not leave your candles unattended, do not consume your spells, and keep children safe and away from your spells.

When in doubt, take a deep breath, ask your ancestors for help, and remember that safety is magia too.

you are the magia

As I was shown so many years ago, you carry the power within. You are a piece of the universe or the universe itself. You are the magia.

This book is a spell for you to see yourself through the eyes of love, in the same way your ancestors see you, with care, with acceptance, with tenderness and compassion. For you to love yourself and your magic, exactly as you are.

As you read this book, I invite you to reconnect to your own stories and remember the magia within yourself, whether it is a receta de limpia con huevo passed down through generations or prayers whispered for protection. Our ancestral memories live in our blood, our cells, and our spirit.

This book is an invitation to awaken that power.

Chapter 1 RELEASING CALCIFICATIONS

Let’s be honest, if you look around at the reality of the world, there are several systems implemented to keep us small, to dim our light, and to disconnect from our power. In the United States, just being Latinx puts you at risk. The color of your skin, of your hair, and because your prayers are in Spanglish— none of us are truly protected regardless of our immigration status.

In Mexico, we welcomed our first female president in 2024, but the damage of colonization and machismo are still intertwined in everyday practices. Women are still told that “calladitas se ven mas bonitas” (they are prettier when they are quiet), while men are still told that their value is what they provide to their families and not how they feel. Their emotions are so shoveled into their bones that they forget how to cry.

And those who live outside of binary gender roles? They are still under attack, because many do not understand that love is love, the soul has no gender, and the spirit is infinite.

Many people are living in survival mode, disconnected from their magic, forgetting that we can change our lives with our hechizos, healing our bloodlines, and raising the frequency of our personal and collective existence.

But a bruja in their power? A bruja in their power cannot be controlled.

We hold the tools of our ancestors. We hold new spiritual technologies, and we can affect our past, our present, and our future.

A brujo in their power becomes free. They awaken the magic from their lineage and learn that no matter what, nothing can hold us back because our spirit

is strong, because we are ready to live in our wholeness. A brujx in their power knows they are the magic, and they are ready to scream it to los cuatro vientos.

The word bruja is often associated with women who are wild, brave, and untamed, people who do not take no for an answer. But it is also associated with being evil, twisted, dangerous, or bad.

Brujas are usually shamed and shunned because they do not fit the roles that have been imposed on them.

Have you noticed that something about you is different, that magic is calling you? Perhaps there is still a part of you that is hesitant to explore your truth. Maybe you have not given yourself permission to go fully in yet because of this, and before we continue, I want to invite you to take a moment to ask yourself some important questions:

• What comes to your mind when you hear the word bruja?

• What does it mean to you to be a curandera?

• What stories do you carry about having dones (gifts)? Were you told to embrace them or to be scared of them?

• Do you have memories of seeing any members in your family practicing magic?

• Were you taught to mock people who talk to the elements and the trees, or were you told to respect them?

• What part of you feels called to magic and why?

• Have you ever felt like you had to make yourself small to make others comfortable?

• Did you ever have to pretend that you are not magic to avoid rejection from by your friends, your family, or la iglesia?

• What part of your essence are you ready to reclaim? What part of your truth are you ready to call in?

• And if you could do anything with your magic, create any reality and play in the creation of the collective dream, what would your life look like?

To reclaim your magic fully, you must understand first the deep programming that may exist within you, voices that are not yours but that guided your actions.

When a message is repeated enough, it sticks. It settles inside of your mind and takes form. They are not just thoughts; they are energetic imprints, knots in your emotional system, your spirit; they are stiffness in your shoulders and weight in your bones.

In spiritual anatomy we refer to these as calcifications, dense and stagnant energies that distort your reality.

hoW mental Programming dePosits in our Bones

Calcifications often start with small, ordinary moments: a nasty comment, when a boundary is crossed, an interruption, a rejection, or a time when a painful memory implants in your brain and emotional system. When I was eleven, I experienced a moment when mental programming was forced into my bones.

I had just started escuela secundaria (the Mexican version of middle school), and I wanted to join el taller de electricidad, as the school I was at was a vocational school. The school offered five options: cooking, electricity, mecanografía (typing/secretarial work), sewing, and mechanics.

As someone who has always been interested in science and technology, I chose electricity as my trade, but I was rejected. Because I have always been outspoken and rather a rebel, I went to talk to the teacher running the class and asked why I was rejected. I will never forget what he said to me: “Las mujeres pertenecen en la cocina, not in my classroom. No woman has ever been in my classes, and you will not be the first one.”

He told me that I needed to learn how to cook so that I could find a husband and that I didn’t need to learn about resistors and circuits because my husband would take care of it. So I was obligated to take a cooking trade instead. This pissed me off for years, but because I was raised by a woman who told me I could do anything I set my mind to, I didn’t give up.

I felt trapped for the three years I had to be there. I actually do love cooking, but as an act of love, not an obligation. The eleven-year-old version of me suffered an imprint in her self-esteem and spirit. Eventually, I used it as a fuel instead. After middle school, I went to an associate degree program to become an electronics technician, then went to engineering school.

For twenty years, I traveled the world implementing operational systems for some of the most complex technologies on the planet. I moved to Finland

in my mid-twenties to work for Nokia, spending extended periods in China, in Singapore, in Taiwan, in Brazil, and all over Europe.

I specialized in new product introduction for digital forensics, telecommunications, and cyber security. I retired from the corporate world at the age of forty in an executive role, having led projects in over twenty countries.

Here is the funny thing—I don’t even know if I would have done all this if someone had not told me when I was eleven that I belonged in the kitchen. What that teacher said to me was not just an insult. It was machismo, gender expectations, and an attempt to shrink my spirit and define the limits of who I was allowed to be.

Messages like this one leave a mark on a child, and you likely have your own stories of calcifications and imposed programming. The tools in this book will help you dissolve what is not yours and reclaim the parts of your light that were never meant to be dim.

the imPrints that We inherit and aBsorB

The moment an idea is planted in your brain it can become dangerous. A belief that is not supposed to be there can drive your actions, emotions, and ways of seeing the world. It is a belief that becomes a residue that calcifies.

Sometimes the imprint comes from a moment when someone told you that you were too sensitive and you stopped giving yourself permission to feel, or you were told to judge people with tattoos or women who are sexually free, and you absorbed a way of seeing the world that was never yours to begin with.

Luckily, in the way of the bruja curandera, the calcification can be cleared or even used as fuel. I do not share the earlier story because it defines me but because many of us carry similar ones. We are told our roles in the world from the moment we are born, sometimes while our mothers carried us in their bellies.

The message from my teacher did leave an imprint of anger, but my mother’s words cleared the impact. She taught me that I could do anything I set my mind to, and her words became my truth. This idea continues to impact the way I navigate life and fuels me.

Think about the calcifications, mental programming, or imposed ideas that are affecting your life right now? Think about the lessons you absorbed in your

childhood, the ways of your family that you now carry with you, or anything else that you have picked up along the way of your human experience.

We inherit several ways of seeing the world from our ancestors, and many more come from our own experiences and what we accepted as truth. Some of them could look like these:

• Calladita te ves mas bonita.

• Women belong in the kitchen.

• You should hug and kiss your drunk tíos even if they make you uncomfortable.

• Magic is bad. Magic is evil.

• Sanadores ancestrales son del diablo, and if you go to them, you will go to hell.

• If you are free, you are dangerous.

• If you are loud, too much, or take space, no one will want you.

• Los hombres no lloran.

• Santa en la calle, puta en la cama.

The way of the brujx who is liberated is a way in which we are aware of the calcifications, programming, and energies that we carry, and we transmute them. We use them as a fire, not to burn ourselves down but as a light to guide the path forward.

So, again, ask yourself the following:

• What beliefs were handed to you that were never truly yours?

• What has been accepted as truth, even when your soul screams no?

• Which stories, roles, or expectations are you ready to dissolve, melt from your bones, heal, or transmute into fuel?

You were meant to listen to the call of your ancestors but also have discernment.

PraCtiCes to release CalCifiCations

After you explore the beliefs that were never yours, it is important to not just acknowledge them but also consciously release them. Releasing calcifications is also known as deprogramming or unbinding. Energy lingers unless you do something about it. Not all imprints are harmful. Some of them become your shields, your drivers, like my mother’s belief that I could do anything I set my mind to. You carry ideas like this one too.

Our work as evolved brujas and curanderas is to recognize which imprints became calcifications that are leaking our energy and affecting our lives and which ones became our medicine. Brujería and curanderismo allow us to rewrite our energetic codes, with several tools and rituals that range from simple and quick to elaborate and long.

I love the practice of releasing one calcification or idea per month using candle magic, in a slow, steady, effective, and sustainable way. The principles of healing passed by my ancestors and teachers specify that any energetic clearing follows four fundamental steps:

1. Detecting the problem

2. Extracting the energetic imbalance (e.g., cords, parasites, calcifications, stagnation, ideas, etc.)

3. Healing the energetic wound—substituting the removed energies with a different energetic code

4. Cauterizing the energetic wound

Ritual

CalCifiCation release

The following calcification release spell is really potent, but occasionally you may have to repeat it. This is totally okay, especially if you like to mentally ruminate on the past, remembering over and over the situations, experiences, or circumstances that you no longer need.

What You Need

• Copal or dragon blood resin (If you are not able to find copal or dragon blood, it is okay to substitute with rosemary, cedarwood, frankincense, palo santo, myrrh, or whatever you can access.)

• Yellow paper

• Red pen

• Veladora in the color that associates best to the calcification you want to release (see appendix B)

• Firesafe bowl or clay cazuela

Instructions

1. Cleanse yourself, your space, and your candle with the resins of your preference.

2. On the yellow paper, write the calcification that you are ready to release as clearly as possible and as specific as possible, using one release per candle, so that you can give it its full power and attention. On the same paper, write what you are willing to substitute with. For example, “I release the calcification that says that I am not smart enough, and I substitute it with the truth that I am wise, strategic and divinely guided.”

3. Place the paper under the candle and light it while you say, “I release what was never mine to carry. I melt away (insert idea here). I welcome (insert action or idea here). I am the light. I am the creator of my own reality. I am one with the fire helping this transmutation. I am the magic.”

4. Burn the candle in safe increments of two to three hours at the time, and never leave it unattended. When the candle is about to extinguish, burn the paper in a firesafe bowl or clay cazuela and let the power of the fire burn the old belief away.

5. Seal the ritual by stating, “It is done. It is cleared. I am free. I am whole. I live in my truth and full expansion. I live in my light.”

6. After the ritual, keep yourself hydrated for a better flow of energy and practice activities that will settle down your nervous system, such as walks by the water or meditation.

ProCessing the unBinding

After you perform a releasing ritual like the one presented, pay attention to your actions and your mindset associated with the belief you are releasing. Every choice you make and every step you take in life can help you with unbinding from calcifications.

Sometimes a release brings strong emotions that need to be processed or intense dreams, or it brings to the surface memories of other pieces of the self that you need to reclaim.

You might try journaling about the experiences after the ritual and in the days that follow. Here are a few prompts:

• What has shifted?

• Do you feel lighter? Heavier? Happier?

• Are there any other subtle differences?

• How do you think your life will be different when you are willing to do the work to release the mental programming and calcifications?

Do not rush the process. Sit in the discomfort, witness it, and allow it. You are not broken. You are bringing yourself back to the wholeness, and that is your divine right.

Body, Mind & Spirit / Witchcraft

Discover Your Own Magia with this Powerful, Authentic Guide to Mexican Ancestral Magic

Within the beating heart of Mexico is an ancient wisdom that has thrived for generations. Las brujas (witches) and las curanderas (healers) listen to the call of the land to bring healing and spiritual resilience to their comunidades. They also follow the voices of their ancestors to guide their familias. Growing up surrounded by this espíritu, author Wendy Mata embraced the magical life and became a bruja curandera.

Using both English and her native Spanish, Wendy demonstrates how anyone can benefit from these practices to deprogram your mind, free your spirit, and reconnect with your ancestors. Filled with exercises, spells, and recipes, this book will inspire you to discover your own magia.

© House of Amsel Photography

WENDY MATA is a fifth-generation bruja curandera, initiated shaman, and fire priestess. She is the founder of Bruja Power Botanica and a dedicated guide on the path to reclaiming one’s inner power. An avid traveler, Wendy shares the ancient wisdom of Mexico wherever she goes through in-person and online events. Learn more at BrujaCurandera.com.

“I am absolutely captivated by how Wendy empowers you to reclaim your ancestral magic and deprogram old patterns so you can truly thrive. It is a rare, grounded masterpiece that turns everyday rituals into transformative acts of self-love and power.”

Elhoim Leafar, author of Dream Witchery and Manifestation Magic

“A reclamation of ancestral magic on its own terms, honoring traditions that exist beyond religious syncretism and restoring dignity to practices that have too often been misunderstood or suppressed.”

Rev. Laura González, Ixtlamatketl of Kalpulli Xinachtli Xochikalli, Priestess of the Goddess, Circle Sanctuary Minister

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