Sublime

Atmananda, an Austrian woman who spent several years with Anandamayi, and whose account of her spiritual discipleship was published posthumously as the book Death Must Die, recounts horrendous caste-based discrimination she faced as a Western woman in what was for all purposes a strict Hindu ashram.

Soy la hija del doctor Arturo Borrero Lamas y la mujer del doctor Efrén García Ardiles, dos amigos del Presidente.

Our mother’s brother never came back after crossing the river that day. That was probably the winter of 1994, so I would have been eleven years old.

Coyolxauhqui also embodies Anzaldúa’s desire for epistemological and ontological decolonization.