Virtual dia de los muertos altar

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Members of the community, no matter where you are in the world, you are invited to create your own altar at home and share with the the rest of us through our Virtual Altar. What Is an Ofrenda? The ofrendas , lovingly created and often personalized for those who have passed on, make the souls feel welcome, showing them that they have not been forgotten.

Most important in the celebrations and the ofrendas is to capture the spirit of respect, love, and honour we extend to those who have gone before us and who shape us still. The time is now to honour and commemorate our beloved departed as a community.

2020 CELEBRATION

In Mexico, the particulars of altars vary by region. Based on the idea that the souls animas of the departed can return to the world of the living during these days, the altars function as prominent signposts to show the souls their way home. Acknowledging that culture is a living, always transforming thing, we encourage members of the community to adapt this tradition to their own culture and circumstances.

Typically though this can vary household by household , Day of the Dead Altars, known as Altares de Muertos or Ofrendas , are put up during Día de los Muertos celebrations on November 1 and 2 to honour, respectively, children and adults who have passed away.

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