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Me Doing A Quick Prayer.

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Keeping Yourself Or Kids Safe At School.

There are ways to keep one self or there kids safe like the silver coin, or mirror protection even the bible (check out these post)

This working is a good one and old school one to keep them safe while at school.

First lift their soles up from their shoes. Take little bit of red brick dust (just a pinch) put that in the shoes under the soles then put the soles back. Using your finger take some Holy Water and make a few crosses on the bottom of the shoes with the Holy Water.

That's it. East Peasy 😀

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Quick Hoodoo Q&A Question.

Does A Working Backfires? I mentioned this before. The answer is 💯 NO.

There's no such thing, "It Either Works Or It Doesn't"

When I hear this makes me think some people may not know the meaning of a backfire.

That it means is that if you do a working and with out any other influences, outside influences that it can just come straight back to you and effect you. 'No Won't Happen.'

That's different then let's say if another person does a working on you and you send it back that a return to sender or a reversal.

Somethimes people don't pay enough attention to what there doing.

For instance if you do a love drawing or a sweeting jar on someone and that person blocks your number you may think it's because it backfired. No... You were already gonna be block probably from something you did, not from the working you did.

So there's no such thing. Pay attention on your working.

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Workings On A New Altar

Not finish still have more to do and to put on, but it's a start

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Devils Shoestring.

Devil's Shoestring. Let's talk about it. Why Is It Called? Well, I'm sure your parents at one time would say keep you shoes tied or you will trip and fall right either you tie them or not and fall.

Well it's the same principal. When the devil come and tries to touch you, Curse, Hex, Jinx's etc this was used to trip him up and keep him from getting to you.

Some would say this is used or worn or carried for good luck when in reality just to keep Bad Luck Away.

Uses:

One of the uses for this is to sprinkle it on your front or back yard or both. If your in a apartment sprinkle some outside your door.

Other Uses:

For The Guys: If you soak it in a little whiskey then pour it in your hands it will give you a little control over you lady. Example of she wants to talk about something and you don't then using this she'll be like ok you don't have to talk about it..

You can put it in a small white or green bag this will help a little with luck and gambling.

If you or someone have bad luck you can put it in a black or white or both bag with either protection powder or protection oil this will help turn it around

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Controlling Hoodoo Herbs.

These three Herbs are used for Controlling. Here o break it down on how it's used.

Lets start with the first one. Licorice Root.

#1 Licorice Root: is use when you wanna lightly get someone to do something in a calming way. (Like if you see someone and say to that person your cute then ask for the number I'll get it.. claim right.)

It's also use can be used for weight loss by putting a pinch behind your stove and you will LOSE WEIGHT. (with diet and exercise)

#2 Calamus Root: This herb is more forceful. More demanding. (Like saying hey girl you fine, give me be that number 😂😁

#3 MASTER OF THE WOODS: this one is more used for controlling a situation rather then a person but it can be used for controlling a person.

How to use correctly . Using there roots or herbs depends on if you know about that person or not. So if you have a person your doing a controlling on and that person don't respond to being told what to do then you'll use Licorice Root.

If you need to be forceful and more demanding then use Calamus Root.

But if you know nothing about that person and how they are or would react then use Master of the Woods.

Remember always watch how the person reacts and then adjust accordingly.

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Beyond the Books: Finding True Knowledge in Hoodoo Or Vodou. Part 2.

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BEFORE YOU START Read The First Part Of The Post Here .. https://www.tumblr.com/revpapaj/788154415631695872/what-is-hoodoo-unpacking-this-unique-spiritual?source=share

Our last post delved into the heart of Hoodoo, revealing it as a profound African American Christian faith and folk practice, deeply rooted in the American South. We highlighted its core pillars: God, the Bible, and Ancestors, and emphasized that it's a practice "Passed down, not just read up on".

Today, let's expand on that vital point, because it's a common area of misunderstanding for both Hoodoo and other related African Diasporic traditions like Haitian Vodou, especially in our modern world of widely available information.

Let's Start With The Popularity of Books vs. The Power of Being Tough Direct. If you walk into bookstores or browse online, you'll find a growing number of books on Hoodoo, Vodou, Ofa, and other spiritual practices. Some like Hoodoo have become incredibly popular, offering guides to rituals, spells, and various workings. While these resources can sometimes peek interest or provide a basic overview.

It's a must to understand the truth of these traditions. "Is that you cannot truly learn and master these traditions from a book alone"

Traditional Hoodoo, like traditional Haitian Vodou, thrives on oral tradition and direct, personal mentorship. Neither is just about memorizing ingredients or steps.

To understand Hoodoo, one must get a grasp on Southern Black culture and its unique terminology. This is no different than needing to learn Haitian Creole when practicing Vodou, or Spanish when practicing Santeria or Palo. These practices are embedded in specific cultural and linguistic frameworks, and true understanding comes from immersing oneself in that living context, far beyond what any book can fully convey.

Q. Spirit and Intention: Why certain things are done a certain way? The precise way behind each action, and how to properly align oneself spiritually. Because in Hoodoo physical law and spiritual law run together, side by side. This requires guidance from someone who embodies the practice – whether it's understanding the flow of the Holy Spirit in Hoodoo, the guidance of the Orisha in traditions like Santeria, or the will of the Loa in Vodou.

All the book, social media blogs etc, are out their but which one you will learn from. Now books can describe it, But a living teacher can transmit the unspoken word , the lessons, the faith, and community that's a integral part to both.

A legitimate teacher ensures that the student understands the consequences of the work, whether in serving God and community in Hoodoo, or serving the Loa in a Vodou community The Orisha or Mpungus in Palo.

Distinguishing between genuine practices and those that may be inaccurate, diluted, or even harmful, often published by those without true understanding.

Finding a Real Teacher: The Path to Real Knowledge

If you feel like called towards something to truly understand and engage with tradition your path lies in seeking out a legitimate teacher, elder, or initiated priest/priestess (oungan or mambo). This is often someone who has been practicing for many years, comes from a lineage of practitioners, and is recognized within their community for their knowledge, integrity, and spiritual efficacy. Don't rely solely on what someone has written, unless that author is a truly legitimate and respected practitioner with deep, demonstrable ties to the tradition. Even then, books serve more as supplementary guide or historical records, not as substitutes for direct instruction.

SELF INITATIONS:

In the world of Spirituality, the titles of "Priest, Prestress, "Papa," or "Mama" aren't just something you claim overnight. There's a profound process of training and initiation that's absolutely essential. Simply reading books or Browsing online resources, while they can offer foundational knowledge, it's didn't imbue you with the blessings or the deep understanding that's required. There's no true spiritual anointing from a printed page..

"THERE Are No Blessing That Comes From A Book".

Q. Why Self-Initiation Falls Short? Attempting self-initiation isn't just ineffective; it can be genuinely harmful. This isn't a solitary practice where you can simply read a few spells and declare yourself an expert. Even in Hoodoo proper require proper guidance. Without a qualified teacher your at risk of hurting someone. Because books and online sources can't answer your specific questions.

What's Lacking Real Authority: True authority comes from lineage, ancestors, training, and the blessings passed down through a teacher, not from a DIY approach. The guidance that's come from a teacher or seasoned professional is the one who walks with you, helps you hone your abilities, and determines when you're truly ready to do certain things like offer readings and knowledge and the responsibility of handling someone's destiny.

Think about it: If someone just goes to a botanica, grabs some ingredients, and suddenly declares themselves a priest, Babalawo, or Palero—who's to say they actually know what they're doing? One wrong move, one misinterpretation from an online source, and you could profoundly screw up a person's life path. This isn't just about ingredients and spells; it's about respecting the path, honor the tradition, and seek out a true teacher.

Quote: "True knowledge is a gift passed from hand to hand, from spirit to spirit, imbued with the wisdom of generations who relied on these practices for their very survival and well-being. It is through this direct transmission that the power, purity, and authenticity of these spiritual traditions are preserved.

"The deepest truths aren't written in books, but whispered through generatios and lived experience."

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What is Hoodoo? Unpacking This Unique Spiritual Practice and Its Christian Roots.

This Art was created by me Rev PapaJ.

in this post I truly want people to understand what this really is buy someone who was tough but not read up on.

Hoodoo Explained: More Than Just Magic, It's Faith in Action.

Ever heard the term "Hoodoo" and wondered what it truly means? I bet you heard that it's just a practice because voodoo is the religious part. WRONG... Hoodoo is a traditional African American folk spiritual practice that originated in the Southern United States. It's a rich blend of African spiritual traditions and Christian Practices.

1 To me It's vital part to help you understand that Hoodoo was not created by the initial African men and women who were brought here in boats, but rather by their descendants, African Americans born and raised in the American South. It emerged out of a profound and urgent need to help its people to challenges the oppression, and daily struggles they faced. For many who practice it, especially those from traditional Southern Black communities, Hoodoo is not merely a set of spells or workings. Instead, it is deep interwoven with their Christian faith, often described as an version Africanized of Protestant Christianity, particularly Southern Baptist.

The Foundation, of God, The Bible, and Ancestors: At its core, Hoodoo relies on these three pillars and nothing else from other spiritual systems. There are no moon phases, no "head workings" (or any other concepts from other practices), no complex astrological charts, or anything else adopted from unrelated spiritual traditions.

2. Passed It Down, Not Reading It Up: Crucially, one cannot learn traditional Hoodoo solely from a book. Just like any other form of religion or deep spiritual practice, it must be learned directly from a seasoned teacher. This oral tradition ensures the proper understanding, ethical application, and spiritual integrity of the practices, which are imbued with layers of communal history and personal experience.

Important Port of Hoodoo Is Christian Religion in it's Practice: For these Southern men and women, Hoodoo is their religion, no different in its core belief in God than other Christian denominations. 'They believe in God, engage in prayer, attend church services, become pastors, and participate in baptisms'. The "workings" or "spells" are seen as direct applications of their faith, prayers in action, empowered by the Holy Spirit and guided by the Bible.

The Key To Practicality: Hoodoo is all about bringing about results. Whether it's for luck, protection, love, money, health, or even justice, Hoodoo practitioners use various methods to influence their circumstances, always with God at the center.

Q. What's The Original Meaning Of Hoodoo: If you've ever read my old post, you'd know what the term Hoodoo really means? What is was tough years ago is that over the last twenty-something years, this term has become a catch-all, used to identify a lot of different root workers. But down South, among folks who are considered real root workers, the word "Hoodoo" has a much more specific meaning: "to delete someone". Some Southern folks might say "to send them down the river," while others say "to send them to the upper room." Either way, it's a term that means to seriously hurt or even kill. It's not about healing or helping; it's about making someone disappear, one way or another.

The Bibles Resource: The Bible is an incredibly important spiritual text in Hoodoo. Biblical Psalms, verses, and Christian prayers are frequently incorporated directly into Hoodoo workings and spells. It's seen as a book of power, divine instruction, and a source for spiritual remedies and blessings.

Q. Is There A Place for Catholic Saints or Idols? Not really. With its strong Protestant and particularly Southern Baptist roots, Hoodoo generally does not venerate Catholic saints. For many practitioners, the Bible is taken literally in its teachings on sainthood, where all believers are considered saints (as in the Pauline epistles). Furthermore, the Bible's commandments against worshipping or praying to " images" or "false idols" are deeply respected. Therefore, prayer is directed to God alone, and objects used in Hoodoo are seen as tools or conduits for intention, not as deities or objects of worship themselves.

The Bibles Description Of The Saint, "Saints" refers to all Christians, both living and deceased, who are united with Christ. Catholics.

Your Ancestors: Honoring and working with ancestors is a significant part of Hoodoo. Ancestors are seen as guides and protectors who can assist in spiritual workings, always under God's ultimate authority.

The Misconceptions in Hoodoo: Is That Hoodoo is simply a secular folk practice. This is not true for traditional Hoodoo. For many practitioners, it is profound a spiritual and religious expression of their Christian faith.

Doing Dark Magic": This is a common misconception often fueled by stereotypes. Hoodoo, like any spiritual practice, can be used for good or bad, However, the majority of it's workings focuses on the positive, protection, and self-improvement, always seeking divine favor. It's about influencing circumstances and seeking God's will, not inherently causing harm.

At its core, Hoodoo is about empowerment and agency – giving individuals tools to navigate life's challenges and manifest their desires through spiritual means, all within the comprehensive framework of their Africanized Christian faith. It's a testament to resilience and ingenuity, born from a unique historical context it doesn't mean you need to be a Christian but you do need and have a profound respect for the Bible and that it's apart of this religion. So If you don't believe I'm the word of God and his son this isn't for you.

End Quote: "For those who walk its path, Hoodoo is not just something they do; it's a living, breathing faith, rooted in struggle and sustained by a profound connection to God, the Bible, and the guiding hands of their ancestors."

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Lamps In Vodou.

Illuminating The Sacred: An Introduction To Vodou Lamps.

Voodoo to me is a rich and beautiful spiritual practice, interwoven with the power of magick and the elemental force of fire. From the smallest ritual to the biggest ceremony, fire is a constant. It breathes life into the spirits, forging a deeper connection between the human and divine.

In voodoo, lamps are considered "Hotter" and more potent than simply lighting a regular candle. Lamps represent a more in-depth ritual and are more comprehensive in their spiritual workings. It serves as a powerful beacon for the Lwa.

What do I mean about "heating things up" in ritual is important for bringing about change and interactions with the lwa. This means that increasing the spiritual intensity or energy during a ceremony by enhancing the connection with the spirit and potentially strengthening the desired outcome.

However, it's important to understand that "heating things up" doesn't mean simply increasing the temperature the lamp. It refers to the spiritual and emotional energy that generates through ritual like the drumming, dancing, singing, and prayers. This creates a receptive environment for the lwa and Orishas to manifest and interact with us.

Because in New Orleans Voodoo or even plantation voodoo we use work with both.

A Vodou altar will often features a lit candle and a cool glass of water, representing the balance between heat and cold. This is echoed in the very fabric of Vodou, where magick isn't just an aspect; it's an inherent part of the religion. Magick in Vodou is broadly categorized into two types: Wanga (Religious Magick), which follows specific ceremonial protocols, and Travay (Everything else).

While all actions can be considered Travay, which is a Service to the Spirits: This service permeates all aspects of a practitioner's life and involves devotional prayers, songs, dances, and offerings. "Travay" is the dedication put into serving the Lwa.

Wanga means Spell and also carries a distinct ceremonial significance.

What Exactly Are Vodou Lamps? In Haitian Vodou, a lamp (or illuminasyon) is a potent magical creation. These lamps serve a multitude of purposes: to appease spirits, imbue them with power, intensify existing magical workings, petition spirits for aid.

All lamps share a common foundation, they are crafted using oil (most commonly olive oil, though certain spirits may request specific oils) and self-made cotton wicks, known as Ti Mèch.

Practitioners often use cotton balls (or raw cotton) which are then carefully separated and rolled into the desired height and thickness. The size of the wick directly impacts the lamp's burn time, as well as its heat and smoke. Lamps can burn for any durations, from a day (until the flame extinguishes naturally) up to seven days. Longer burning times will use more oil. For specific workings or to amplify their power, essential oils and herbs are often added to the lamp.

The Profound Spiritual Power of Lamps: Vodou lamp rituals are a unique and deeply significant practice within Vodou traditions. By lighting a lamp or candle, practitioners invoke the presence of spirits, known as Lwa (or Loa), creating a sacred space for prayers, petitions, guidance, and protection. These rituals are often personal, conducted on private altars, on behalf of Vodou participants or Godchildren, or during formal Vodou ceremonies and for clients if have..

Exploring Different Types of Vodou Lamps There are numerous types of Vodou lamps created

Illuminasyon Jeneral (General Lamp): This is the most standard lamp. These lamps that can be burned as an offering of thanks to a lwa, or when making a petition to a lwa. This type of lamp can good for working a simple, straightforward requests as well.

These wicks are placed into an enamel plate with raised sides. As they soak up the oil, prayers and songs are offered. Once ready, the enamel plate is then placed into a metal or other fire-safe bowl of water. In my practice this his is done when you don't want to heat up the spirit.

Illuminasyon Of Milokan: The Milokan is essentially is specifically placed onto the Vèvè of Milokan. This type of lamp is created for a person's full court of Lwa, and seeking general assistance and wishing to involve all of one's guiding spirits. The Vèvè of Milokan is drawn, lamp put on top prayer and song.

Illuminasyon For Petwo: This is a powerful and "hot" lamp. It functions similarly to the general lamp but is not placed into a bowl of water. As a result, it burns much hotter and faster, producing more smoke and heat. Despite its name, this lamp can be used for any Nachon (Nation) of Lwa.

Illuminasyon Lwa Aka (Yo) This lamp is created for a specific Lwa. I don't see people doing them as much when you can just used a regular candle but if you are doing one and there's others that want to add there prayer to it can it good to go. But again not that necessary.

The Benefits of Vodou Lamp Rituals: A Brief Overview.

Calling Upon the Lwa: Vodou Lamps create an inviting atmosphere for spirits to enter and interact with practitioners.

Fostering Communication: Lamps creatd a powerful connection between the human and spirit worlds.

Private Devotions: Individuals light lamps to honor specific Lwa or seek personal guidance. (Candles are ok too)

Community Ceremonies: Multiple lamps are often used during public gatherings to invite spirits into the physical realm but not always necessary.

Ancestor Worship: Lamps are employed to honor deceased loved ones, guiding their spirits back to the living world. (Candles work fine here too)

There are all.kkmds of lamp you choose.

Some others..

Illuminations as Offerings: Vodou practitioners use lamps and candles as traditional offerings to the Lwa, believing they are a powerful way to work with the spirits and achieve specific goals.

The world of Vodou lamps is rich with tradition, intention, and profound spiritual connection.

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Why Psalm 23. Is A Multi-Purpose Prayer in Hoodoo.

Let's break down 23rd Psalm and uncover why it's a powerful, go-to prayer in traditional Hoodoo religion. This isn't just a statement I'm making up like 'Yah it's a go to prayer for all'. This is a for any root worker even in the Hoodoo religion. Memorizing this Psalm is essential because it's truly a prayer that can be used for anything.

Let's get into each verse:

"The Lord Is My Shepherd; I Shall Not Want". [ This is saying I want for nothing, I don't need anything ". Money and Finances: This is good for financial stability and prosperity. When you truly believe "I shall not want," you open yourself to abundance.

2 "He Maketh Me To Lie Down In Green Pastures: He Leadeth Me Beside The Still Waters".

This isn't just imagery you have to do here. Its meaning runs deep for practical workings:

Protection: "He Maketh Me To Lie Down" implies a sense of safety and security. You will never be forced to lie down for anyone unless it's in a place protected and made safe by the Lord. This makes it excellent for protection workings.

(Now I see it because a different Bible says the Sheep lie down in green pastures but the meaning is the same)

Divine Guidance and Clarity: "He Leadeth Beside The Still Waters". Suggests peace, calm, and clear thinking. It's powerful for seeking divine guidance and clarity when making important decisions.

3 He Restoreth My Soul: He Leadeth Me In The Paths Of Righteousness For His Name's Sake.

This verse speaks to spiritual rejuvenation and correct alignment. It's helps guided you on the right path when is your back into a state of whole

4 I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.

This is one of the most well-known and powerful verses, directly addressing fear and adversity:

Overcoming Obstacles & Protection: Walking through the "valley of the shadow of death" signifies facing extreme challenges. The declaration "I Will Fear No Evil: For Thou Art With Me" makes this verse incredibly potent for Protection also, overcoming obstacles, facing enemies, and for strong protection workings against any form of negativity or harm.

5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: [Is good for revenge workings] thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.

This verse is packed with powerful imagery and applications:

Revenge Workings (Spiritual Justice): "THOU Preparest A Table Before Me In The Presence Of Mine Enemies". Is a powerful image of victory and triumph over those who wish you ill or harm.

This can certainly be used in workings aimed at spiritual justice or turning the tables on adversaries.

Consecration & Spiritual Empowerment: "Thou Anointest My Head With Oil". Is a symbol of blessing, and spiritual empowerment. It can be used to strengthen your connection to the divine, enhance spiritual gifts, and prepare yourself for spiritual work.

Provision & Blessings: ("My Cup Runneth Over" or "My Cup Overflows"): This phrase, regardless of the version you use, is a powerful part for abundant blessings. God speaks on how to use this to ensure your needs are not just met, but overflow with what you need or want. This can be applied to various areas of life just by visualizing your cup overflowing visualizing what you want overflowing:

Financial & Prosperity

Overall well-being

Health & Relationships

And much more!

6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.

This final verse is a powerful assurance of lifelong blessings and divine presence. It gives the idea that good fortune and divine favor will be with you always, leading to a good life.

When you truly look at the different parts of 23rd Psalm. You'll see how each verse, each phrase, can be applied to different workings and intentions within the Hoodoo tradition. By focusing on that particular section or sections of the prayer more than the rest. To still see the whole prayer.

It's a comprehensive prayer for protection, provision, guidance, and spiritual triumph. Amen. 🙏

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Question And Answers

Q: Is A "Monitor Spirit" And "Destiny Swapping A Real Thing In Spirituality? A: Absolutely not. Let's talk about this, because it's a common trap for newcomers entering the spiritual space, often manifesting as paranoia.

People start to believe they need a whole arsenal of charms and wards, and that's precisely the point: It's a tactic to encourage you to purchase items. "Destiny swapping" doesn't exist. You cannot physically transfer someone's destiny to another person. Period.

"Monitor spirit"? A monitor spirit does not exist. Guardian Angels and Spirit Guides, Ansestors etc don't observe you constantly. Guardian Angels and genuine spirit guides don't operate like constant surveillance systems. All these concepts of – monitor spirits, destiny swapping, is an idea of being constantly observed by something negative – are primarily employed to play on your fears, anxieties, and nervousness, especially when you're just starting to process new spiritual experiences. It allows opportunistic individuals to take advantage of your vulnerable state, steering you away from what's genuine and real, and straight to their products.

Think Of It Like This: Do you know someone who has a drawer full of pills they ordered online or over the phone? Every time they see a commercial for a symptom, they exclaim, "Oh, I have that!" Right. Then buy the that medication. This concept applies here. When someone suggests another person can "track you" or that you "have this or that," it's almost always a sales tactic, nothing more. In my opinion, when someone claims they have a "monitor" observing them, it's merely another term for a familiar spirit. It's someone repurposing a name for their own agenda, much like how some have distorted and appropriated the Hoodoo tradition.

No one is going to a grave yard buying a spirit and deploying it in you and even if that were the case if wouldn't watch you.

Based on my experience, when someone claims they have a monitor observing them, I believe that’s merely a different way of referring to a familiar spirit; it’s simply someone altering a concept for their own has stolen their mojo or swag, which isn't a genuine thing.

Let's also address some other recent falsehoods:

Q: Are Big Mamma Dolls A Thing? "Big Mama dolls" aren't a real concept; not a thing. They were invented by a white woman around 2017. We don't used them nor place them into a bucket. We have now reason to put a ancestor spirit in a doll. It's no different than a ridiculous idea where someone suggests placing a Black Hawk image or statue in a bucket—just don’t. I learned that before this person claimed her false journey into Hoodoo, she began with Palo (not initiated, but having read about it), then incorporated other spirits in containers too. If someone claims, "Oh, my Ansestors has been crafting these dolls for generations; "This is traditional," that’s a complete false, fabricated nonsense.

Black Hawk in a bucket 🖕

Big Mamma Doll in a bucket 👇

🖕This, taken from a so-called Hoodoo Book: 🖕

What it says is a disrespect to this religion and our community. Yes, white people can practice; I wrote a post about it and how to approach it respectfully. But this book passage isn't the right method at all.

Now Im not hating on anyone but I wish people would be more honest say that you cam up with those doll. Say you made up certain things and you want to share it with others thing that work but don't say it traditional, or it's been around for a long time just so can make a buck off people

Quote. Be discerning, be critical, and don't let fear or false info push you into unnecessary purchases or beliefs. True spirituality is about empowerment, not what your purchase or how much stuff you have on your alter.

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Ceremonial Prayer For Peace Kindness,Blessings.

Taking Place In New Orleans

Ask and you shall receive.

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Check Out My Post On The Marassa Twins Lwa. On My Community Page.

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Queens Root For Feminine Power.

Let's talk about this Root, this is the biggest root for femininity energy root. The Queens Root.

Why Is It A Femininit Energy Root ? Because It's similar to the John The Conqueror, it's is a man's root, it' a masculine root.

This John the conqueror Root I would not recommend women carrying it in there pockets all the time because of it's masculine abilities. This can cause women to become a take on some masculine traits.

But When Would You Need It? Depends. [Example] Let's say your about to go a meeting and you need to be the boss put your foot down. Then you can carry it with you. Or if your a trains man and transitioning this can could help with that masculinity.

But otherwise you may want to keep your femininity.

So ladies if you want a root that you can carry with you that has the same energy as John the conqueror but with out that side effects then Queens Root is for you.

This Root can boost your energy, your appeal your luck and can be used on other working as well like to control men around you.

Both roots look similar but Queens Root is softer then Johns The Conqueror root, when you get it; it's already to go theres no need to do anything to it. John the conqueror root is also ready to go but when you pour brown liquor on it or holts cologne it becomes high John the spirit. Two different things.

What's One Of The Things This Root Does? Well it can give women control over men. You can carry it in a red flannel bag/ draw string bag, or wrapped it like a mojo bag. Works on both single or married women. See how different you man becomes. He can be a man who maybe will now rub your feet after work when before he wouldn't. That's what this root can do

Another way is if you take a few strips of the root grind into a powder or even get the powder add it with a little sarsaparilla put that in your bath water that will triple the attraction energy men won't know what's going on.

Is This A Glamour? NO. It's just a attraction. some root worker may prefer this queen root/sarsaparilla combo instead of doing a glamour working . Because it's a "what you see is what you get" type of thing. Instead of getting other to see you in a different light when doing a glamour spell.

If you trying to get attention from a specific man and no one else sprinkle a little next to him , if you can't get close sprinkle the powder on his picture.

It can also boost fertility. if you take a bath with just queens root save a little of the water and sprinkle a little but around the bed the take your root and wrap it with string, tied around your wrists, Pray the 23 Palms, Then do your thing with your man 😊. 9 months later Bam Baby.🐥 🍼

This type of fertility working is great when your trying and it didn't take before.

Now remember what I said up top with the red bag, for luck well if it's carried it in a green bag it will boost your luck.

If you boil a little (little) piece of the root in water for about 7 to 8 mins read the 23 rd Psalm and sprinkle some around your house (inside) this will calm arguments, calm fighting in the house . It will calm people in your house down.

For The Guys. Like I said above about women carrying John The Conqueror Root well same goes your men carrying Queens Root carrying it tie long you can give men some feminine traits.

But if your trying to attract someone to you get you a Queens Root and tie it to a John The Conqueror Root pour a little whiskey over both roots and whisper to High John to help you attract him or her.