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10/07/2022

08/14/2022

What is Spiritual Protection?
Spiritual protection can be many things or a combination of things. It is when you either, call upon any spiritual guide, angel, god, or any positive universal power, use an energetic protective shield, or utilize an object.

08/13/2022

For 30 days I will focus on spiritual protection and how important it is to keep yourself protected and what you need to do to keep yourself protected and what you can use to enhance protection.

07/26/2022

Facts About Hoodoo That are also up for discussion
1. Your African ancestors identified as priests and priestesses. Stop calling yourself a witch, as there is a difference between ancestors and deities. Note:- they both are essential in your practice.
2. You cannot practice hoodoo/rootwork if you don’t work with your ancestors.
3. There is more to hoodoo/rootwork than mason jar magic, egg divinations, boiling pots of cinnamon water, and urban poetry like Ching-Ching goes the money tree.
4. Your ancestors should never fight with a deity. They cannot and will not win. Your grandmother cannot defend you against the wrath of a well-fed Orisa.
5. Your dearly departed (people you knew) and elevated ancestors (zansèt ki wo/egun) are not the same. Your elevated ancestors have dominion over your dearly departed. Your dead grandmother answers to her dead grandmother.
6. There is no such thing as karma in hoodoo. When practicing hoodoo, it’s more important to master the 48 Laws of Power than to worry about karma.
7. You must do divination before, during, and after all spells you perform. You put yourself and your ancestors in mystical danger when you don’t use divinations in your magical work exercises.
8. You must enchant your herbs before using them. You must ask the herbs for permission to access and use their power and do not uproot fresh herbs at night.
9. Demons and other malevolent entities can infiltrate and program crystals. If humans, who are 3-dimensional beings, can program crystals, so can demons.
10. When you engage in spiritual wars (hex battles) with other practitioners, you risk harming your ancestors. In some cases, the winner of the magical battle can hold your ancestors captive, sever their connection to their bloodline, and permanently destroy the loser’s relationship with their bloodline.
11. You must evaluate a hoodoo practitioner by their resume (how many clients they have successfully served) and reputation, not how much they can pontificate or regurgitate.
12. Real spiritual practitioners can tap into any energy either deities or orisha or any form.
13. Real spiritual practitioners can fix any problem you have within 90-days.
14. Real spiritual practitioners don’t leave their ancestors food incompetent offerings. If you wouldn’t eat it, why would they?
15. You must always leave your ancestors both food and water.
16. You must wash your face and brush your teeth before collaborating with your ancestors. If you can get ready for a sneaky link or your spouse, you can get ready for your ancestors. Cleanliness is next to godliness.
17. You must pray and meditate when you first rise. You must pray and meditate before you go to bed.
18.If you struggle to interpret your divination, it’s probably because you’re channeling illiterate or I enlightened ancestors. You need to work with your elevated ancestors.
(Òrishàgbemí)
Ase

07/11/2022

❤❤❤
🖤🖤🖤

07/08/2022

SHADOW WORK HELPS YOU TO BECOME THE SPELL.

BECAUSE ONCE HEALED...
YOU ARE THE MAGICK.🪄

07/02/2022

20 Facts About Hoodoo

1. Your African ancestors identified as priests and priestesses. Stop calling yourself a witch.

2. You cannot practice hoodoo if you don’t work with your ancestors.

3. There is more to hoodoo than mason jar magic, egg divinations, boiling pots of cinnamon water, and urban poetry like Ching-Ching goes the money tree.

4. Your ancestors should never fight with a deity. They cannot and will not win. Your grandmother cannot defend you against the wrath of a well-fed Orisa.

5. Your dearly departed (people you knew) and elevated ancestors (zansèt ki wo/egun) are not the same. Your elevated ancestors have dominion over your dearly departed. Your dead grandmother answers to her dead grandmother.

6. There is no such thing as karma in hoodoo. When practicing hoodoo, it’s more important to master the 48 Laws of Power than to worry about karma.

7. You have to do a divination before, during, and after all spells you perform. You put yourself and your ancestors in mystical danger when you don’t use divinations in your magical work exercises.

8. You must enchant your herbs before using them. You must ask the herbs for permission to access and use their power.

9. Demons and other malevolent entities can infiltrate and program crystals. If humans, who are 3-dimensional beings, can program crystals, so can demons.

10. When you engage in spiritual wars (hex battles) with other practioners, you risk harming your ancestors. In some cases, the winner of the magical battle can hold your ancestors captive, sever their connection to their bloodline, and permanently destroy the loser’s relationship with their bloodline.

11. You must evaluate a hoodoo practioner by their resume (how many clients they have successfully served) and reputation, not how much they can pontificate or regurgitate.

12. Real hoodoo practioners make their own Florida water.

13. Real hoodoo practioners can fix any problem you have within 90-days.

14. Real hoodoo practioners don’t leave their ancestors food incompetent offerings. If you wouldn’t eat it, why would they?

15. You must always leave your ancestors both food and water.

16. You must wash your face and brush your teeth before collaborating with your ancestors. If you can get ready for a sneaky link or your spouse, you can get ready for your ancestors. Cleanliness is next to godliness.

17. You must pray and meditate when you first rise. You must pray and meditate before you go to bed.

18. You disappoint your ancestors when you don’t exercise your right to vote. It is anti-African to not vote (see Spirit of a Man by Iyanla Vanzant). Your ancestors pay heavy fines when you don’t vote.

19. Hoodoo is a religion, not a spiritual lifestyle (see Mojo Workin’ by Katrina Hazzard-Donald).

20. If you struggle to interpret your divinations, it’s probably because you’re channeling illiterate or I enlightened ancestors. You need to work with your elevated ancestors.

07/02/2022

Hoodoo is a set of spiritual practices, traditions, and beliefs which were created and concealed from slaveholders by enslaved Africans in North America. Hoodoo evolved from various traditional African religions and practices, and in the American South, incorporated various elements of indigenous botanical knowledge. Hoodoo is an African Diaspora tradition created during the time of slavery in the United States, and is an esoteric system of African-American occultism. Many of the practices are similar to other African Diaspora traditions as the practices come from the Bakongo people in Central Africa. During the transatlantic slave trade, about 40 percent of Africans taken to the United States were Bantu-Kongo. Hoodoo is a syncretic spiritual system that combines Christianity, Islam brought over by enslaved West African Muslims, and Spiritualism. This tradition is part of the African-American cultural heritage of spirituality and religion. Following the Great Migration of African-Americans, Hoodoo spread throughout the United States. Practitioners of Hoodoo are called rootworkers, conjure doctors, conjure man or conjure woman, root doctors, Hoodoo doctors, and swampers. Regional synonyms for Hoodoo include conjure or rootwork.

07/02/2022

Rich Risings,
Don't forget to Cinnamon blow,
Cinnamon boil with bay leaves,
Sea salt hand wash,
Sage/Palo
Set your intentions for the new month✨
07/01/2022