10/28/2025
✨ As a grandchild, you carry the traumas, beliefs, joys, and dreams of your ancestors. Within you also lives the strength to heal it all — 7 generations forward and 7 generations back. 💫
This Sunday, November 2nd, I invite you to come honor your ancestors and celebrate Día de Los Mu***os 🌼🕯️
Let’s come together in remembrance, gratitude, and love.
DM me for more info. 🕊️💛
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Monarch butterflies are more than just beautiful creatures that grace the skies. They carry with them profound symbolism, especially during the Day of the Dead celebrations. As they migrate from Canada to Mexico, their arrival coincides with this sacred time when families honor the spirits of their ancestors. This deep connection between nature and culture reinforces the idea of life and death as part of an eternal cycle.
In Mexican tradition, the Day of the Dead isn’t a time to mourn but to celebrate the lives of those who have passed. Monarch butterflies are seen as the souls of the departed returning home. Their vibrant wings fluttering through the air offer a poignant reminder that even after death, there is beauty and continuity in the world. This connection to the natural world forms an important part of cultural rituals that unite generations.
By incorporating nature into cultural practices, we are reminded that every part of the natural world has meaning. These practices not only preserve memories but also teach us to appreciate the fleeting moments in life and the legacy we leave behind. 🦋💀
