Itiba Cahubaba. Thank you all for this community, I appreciate all of your posts and the education I’ve obtained here. I made this with love and reverence, I hope you can appreciate this. Jan Jan!
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Comment by Anabel Moronta on March 22, 2026 at 6:16pm
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As a disabled young woman, I felt that Itiba Cahubaba really spoke to me. She represents suffering, but suffering is needed to reach renewal. As I was drawing her, and my chronic pain began to flare, I heard a voice in my head say “it’s okay if you finish this tomorrow” and it felt loving and motherly. I recognized that it was her communicating with me. I now include her in my prayers. I feel like she guides me, as well as the guaraguao.
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