the Pachamama cult
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| Dead babies, blood, orgies, the usual shite. |
With witches and satanists, it's always the same because satan and demons are always the same. Slaughter of the innocents. You want the demonic gifts, kill your babies and you get them.
Same as it ever was.
Don
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On March 16, 2026, InfoVaticana
published a report asserting that journalistic investigations and
judicial findings in Bolivia have identified cases in which people were
killed and offered in rituals associated with the Pachamama cult,
particularly in mining contexts. These reports draw on previous coverage
by Bolivian media and international outlets, citing specific criminal
cases, testimonies, and ongoing investigations to support its claims.
“When innocent blood is incorporated into the rite, the phenomenon
ceases to be merely pagan and reveals an unmistakably demonic
dimension,” InfoVaticana’s report reads.
The report highlights a criminal case covered by the Bolivian newspaper El Deber
on March 15, 2024. According to the source, a court in El Alto
sentenced two men, age 56 and 68, to 20 and 30 years in prison,
respectively, for crimes connected to the disappearance of a 25-year-old
woman, Shirley H.R.A., in 2021. The prosecution charged them with
aggravated human trafficking and criminal association. The victim, a
mother of two, was last seen on October 20, 2021, when she was summoned
to a location in El Alto by an acquaintance.
Judicial findings indicate that the woman was drugged, transported
while unconscious, and taken to a local mine. There, according to the
investigations, she was buried as an offering to Pachamama. The body has
not been recovered, but the court accepted the reconstruction of events
presented by the prosecution, which was based on eyewitness testimony
and investigative evidence. It is not clear whether the burial took
place while she was still alive, but it is considered plausible, given
the sacrificial nature of the crime.
“Sacrifices follow the belief that Pachamama requires blood in order
to be appeased, as they are a way of thanking her for the material goods
received,” El Deber reads. “As part of the ritual, miners set
up tables with incense, herbs, and roots, which they then sprinkle with
alcohol and beer. They then slit the throats and extract the hearts of
several llamas, in a ceremony known as wilancha.”
Further details reported by El Deber describe the
involvement of multiple individuals. The victim was allegedly lured by a
woman identified as a ritual practitioner, together with her husband.
These individuals reportedly coordinated with others, including
intermediaries who facilitated contact with miners. According to
prosecutors, the participants received payment and resumed their normal
activities, believing the crime would not be discovered.
InfoVaticana’s report also refers to a separate journalistic investigation published by La Prensa
that included testimony from a ritual specialist, or yatiri. In that
account, the practitioner stated that human offerings are still carried
out, particularly in connection with construction projects and mining
operations.
Pachamama is considered the “Mother Earth” of Andean cosmology, a
divinity venerated by the Incas and by various indigenous peoples as the
goddess of fertility and abundance. She remains central to traditional
rituals in Peru, Bolivia, and other Andean regions.
Often syncretized with Christian elements, she represents one of the
few surviving pagan cults that still involve not only vegetal offerings —
especially coca leaves — but also animal sacrifices and, according to
some testimonies, in extreme and criminal cases, even human ones.
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Among the best‑known rites is the wilancha,
in which animals, especially adult llamas and alpacas, are killed with
the spilling of blood onto the earth as an offering. Another ritual
involves the burial of llama fetuses, often dried or burned. These
specimens are commonly found in local markets.
On October 4, 2019, in the Vatican Gardens on the eve of the Amazon Synod, Pope Francis took part in a pagan ceremony
featuring Pachamama statues depicting nude, pregnant women and ritual
dances. The pope “blessed” a statue. The statues were displayed in the
church of Santa Maria in Traspontina, near the Vatican, and carried in
procession to St. Peter’s Basilica, causing a serious scandal among
Catholics.
On October 21, 2019, some Catholic laymen took three statues from the
church and threw them into the Tiber River. On the following October
25, Francis publicly apologized for the incident: “As the bishop of the Diocese of Rome, I ask forgiveness from the people who were offended by this act.”
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/pachamama-rituals-linked-to-alleged-human-sacrifice-in-new-report/