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The Conjures of Maria Padilha
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Maria Helena Farelli has extensive experience in centers and houses of Umbanda, and consequently, her books reflect her personal experiences with the entities and rituals of this religion. In this work, The Conjures of Maria Padilha, she explores a topic not yet covered in this genre: the story of the Pomba Gira Maria Padilha.
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From her contact with this entity, which sparked her curiosity by sharing peculiar aspects of her life, the author embarked on meticulous research that led her to medieval Spain. The result is the fascinating profile of a woman who, like all victims of the repression imposed by the Inquisition, was transformed into a witch and, after her death, became an attendant to the demons invoked by witches. The author describes this character's journey:
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From the intrigues she faced in life to the present day, when the Pomba Gira reveals the famous conjures recited by witches and followers of this Pomba Gira during medieval Europe and by Portuguese colonizers who brought this belief to Brazilian lands. This book also teaches some powerful spells for love, luck, and opening paths dictated by Padilha. This paperback from editora Pallas has 164 pages. A powerful witch, a dangerous Pomba Gira, a sensual courtesan, Queen Maria Padilha deserves the tribute that this book pays her.
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