@alejandraspooks: Maria Matuz is one of Mexico’s most powerful Curanderas and surrounded by so much mystery. #curandera #paranormal #sabia #latinostiktok ##supernatural

Nena :

i wish we still had good curanderas

Gabby :

maria matuz tea recipe

Sandra 🇲🇽 :

in Mexico it's common to live in there 100s.... my grandma is 92 she has a sister that is 98 one of her other sisters passed away at 102 and my great grandmother (her mom)passed away at 106

WrenRaven :

I wish people like this still existed I have a terminal illness and want to live for my kids and husband 🥹

JAndrrewwwwws :

We are from Sonora Hermosillo which is the capital my grandpa was diagnosed with terminal cancer they gave him 3-6 months live my uncle took him to see her and he lived 9 years.

La.Consejera🙋🏻‍♀️ :

My step-grandmother was Yaqui, and she would always tried to talk to us about herbs. I remember once we were driving by a casino and she made my dad pull over so she could go get something from a tree. I wish she would have taught us.

ELIZABETH :

I went to visit her as a child 🥰🥰🥰

Cindy 👻🎃 :

Proud Yaqui here! My paternal grandfather was a chaman in Vicam, Sonora before passing in 2020

Wild honey :

My great grandma from michoacanwas a curandera & also could see the future. People came to her & use their hand too. She grabbed it & told u things about you. My sisters & I can see ghosts & get visions but we hate it. We don’t practice it or anything.

CarlyQTPi :

What I would give to meet someone like this today. 🥺🌸 I'm struggling with PCOS/depression/anxiety and I'm feeling hopeless

Marie :

What a breath of fresh when creators give credit to the op 💜

Seren :

Thank you for sharing! I am adopted, but know my grandmother is from the Yaqui tribe. I don’t know much about it other than some stuff I’ve looked up on my own. I’ve always been curious if there were healers in our family and have been interested in herbalism myself. it’s really cool to hear all this.

RZ :

wow, this is so neat. I'd never heard about Maria until today 😯

Madelaine :

Proud Yaqui descendant here!

Lili 🆘 🇺🇸 :

Mi abuelo era chichimeca de San Luis Potosí/ Guanajuato. El era curandero. Y tenia in libro que el usaba. El libro tiene mas de 200 años fie escrito por un monje que España mando. Mi abuelito murio ya pero el libro todavia existe. Pude leer unas cuanta paginas y esta muy interesante aunque un poco roto ya.

💕💅onyx :

i grew up in Tijuana and i come from a line of women healers in my family, my childhood was also full of pain and loneliness but as i grow older i begin to understand my purpose and why things happened the way they did

☆꧁༒☬𝐞ϻ𝐌Į☬༒꧂☆ :

I’m Pasqua Yaqui, my nana used to tell me about curanderas from Sonora. She told me how they helped my tia abuela with infertility. She ended up with ten kids!

D Daniel275 :

I made it to Yaqui-tok🙌

Nikki :

My great grandmother was Yaqui. She had cures for everything. I met her a handful of times. I later started practicing natural remedies. I wish I would have been able to see her more.

OMGit’sRaquel! 🏳️‍🌈 :

My grandmothers from there. The metaphysical gifts there are strong 💜👏

Jojos :

Jay P :

The fact that you did this in such a respectful manner to the Elders and those who should receive credit is a win win. Instant follow.

YAQUI WOMAN :

Yaqui pride 🥰🌺🔥

Rainbow Unicorn Sparkles :

"I'm not gonna post that here because it's his video and I want him to get credit" instant follow.

pearl :

I have terminal cancer, please share the tea recipe