Desperate for jealousy, completely prey to her delirium, she chained herself and her son to the bed, to be sure that neither of them could escape the horrible fate. Her son, the fruit of love for that man who had abandoned her and left her alone in her hell. Outraged, humiliated. No hell could have been worse. He was not afraid of death, or of God’s judgment. It was his sentence without appeal. He set the old thalamus on fire, squeezing his baby breast while waiting for the flames to envelop him. Thus opens this sensational book by Tata Nazareno which explains who the Lonely Soul is, describing rituals, invocations and practices in the smallest details. A journey into the magic and mysteries related to this entity. Thus Antonia Gervasio died, regardless of the cries of her little boy. Anger at the outrage immediately gave her the strength to endure that pain. He died like this. And it became legend. Before expiring he cried, perhaps asking for forgiveness. She was called to this dimension by the whisper of memories, dying a thousand times more, and a thousand more, until she became a pagan saint. The saint of the desperate, of those who have nothing to lose, of abandoned women, of lonely people, the saint of those who have no saints and live life in continuous purgatory. Thus Antonia Gervasio died, but in the streets of Havana her desperate cry sounds as alive as her story. He died like this … and from his ashes one of the most tragic and at the same time wonderful figures of folklore was born: the Lonely Soul. In this small text we will learn about this entity and the entities that have gone down in history with the name of Anima Sola. In common they have a life of love and death, coupled dearly also to the ancient traditions of Ancient Greece, and in common the possibility of interconnecting with Heaven and understanding human sufferings, having lived them on their living skin. We will learn about what tradition teaches us about how to cultivate them, secret rituals, mystical formulas, spells, prayers and offerings to redeem them from their pain, but also to ask for their intercession in everyday life .

Language: Italian