He is the co-author of "Magia Magia :Invoking Mexican Magic" and "Blood of Brujeria."Įric holds initiation in the Afro-Cuban tradition of Santería as a priest of Oshún and is also a medium and diviner.
Through his experiences, he enjoys teaching others through his online school the Mictlan Academy.Įric Labrado was born and raised in west Texas, where he learned the fundamentals of Mexican witchcraft (brujeria) and folk-healing (curanderismo) from family and other practitioners in his community. City Alchemist has a public Santa Muerte shrine at our location and will be offering classes, public rosaries and prayers. Alexis also is the occult expert and spiritual consultant of the Night Owl True Ghost Stories Podcast. He is the co-owner of City Alchemist Witch Shop in downtown East Austin and co-author of the book "Magia Magia: Invoking Mexican Magic as well as Blood of Brujeria. One day, disaster strikes when a flood of monsters destroy Citadel City as well as the Kingdom of Endalsiaan incident later known as the Stampede. He has also initiated into several necromantic systems such as tantric Aghor Yoga, Brazilian Kimbanda and he is a Tata Nganga in the Congo-Cuban practice of Palo Mayombe. Mariela, one such alchemist, lives in a small cottage between Citadel City and the Fell Forest, where dangerous beasts lurked she spends her peaceful days producing and selling potions. he began his journey in the sacred healing art of Curanderismo (Mexican folk-healing), and was fortunate enough to have teachers in this practice as well as in el culto de Santisima Muerte (the cult of the Holy Death). Through the influence of famous healers such as Don Pedrito Jaramillo, He began learning folk magic and traditional brujería (Mexican witchcraft) from a local bruja (witch) in his hometown. Arredondo grew up on the border of South Texas, where he was enamored with folklore as well as spiritual folk-practice at a very young age. City Alchemist is an esoteric purveyor whose aim is to revitalize witchcraft for the next generation.Īlexis A.
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