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HEARTS, SACRED HEARTS, HEARTS WITH SWORDS

These can represent the human heart, and it might be connected with cares of worries over a heart condition. Or, it might represent the love that one person feels for another. They can also represent the Sacred Heart of Jesus or the Sacred Heart of Mary.

EYES, DOUBLE EYES, GLASSES

The milagro of the eyes is often connected with a popular Mexican saint - Santa Lucia - who, in her popular image, is shown with a tray with two eyes on it. People pray to her - and make mandas to her - about eye conditions. The eyes can also represent the concept of watching. One practice is to attach the milagro to the frame of the image of a deceased person, in the belief that this might represent the concept that the spirit of that person is watching over us, and helping to defend us from spirits from the land of the dead, or pleading our case before the saints and the angels.

BODY PARTS (LUNGS, EARS, KIDNEYS, ETC)

Various body parts, such as kidneys, livers, lungs, ears, noses, breasts, lips/mouth as well as the better known arms and legs are usually used when asking for help with a particular ailment of the identified part (ie Lung cancer, Kidney stones, hearing loss, etc.)

AUTOMOBILES, CARS & TRUCKS

As pictured above, cars, trucks and automobiles as well as tractors and other farm machinery is occasionally used.

BOOKS, PENCILS, NOTEBOOKS

Students will often use milagros of books, notepads or pencils…..

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WOMAN’S HEAD

A milagro of woman’s head might represent a woman, a woman’s head, a woman’s mind, a woman’s spirit, a condition such a headache, or whatever concept that the owner or that a curandero or curandera might assign to it

MAN’S HEAD

A milagro of man’s head might represent a man, a man’s head, a man’s mind, a man’s spirit, a condition such a headache, or whatever concept that the owner or that a curandero or curandera might assign to it

YOUNG GIRLS

This popular milagro might represent one’s female child, or a niece, a grandchild, or any other girl. It might also represent the childlike qualities in anyone, such as oneself, in the sense of nurturing ones inner child, for instance. It can also be connected with a manda to a saint, wherein one might have prayed to give birth to a baby, and as a result of these prayers, a girl child was born.

YOUNG BOYS

This very popular milagro might represent one’s male child, or a nephew, a grandchild, or any other boy. It might also represent the childlike qualities in anyone, such as oneself, in the sense of nurturing ones inner child, for instance. It can also be connected with a manda to a saint, wherein one might have prayed to give birth to a baby, and as a result of these prayers, a boy child was born.