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Hoodoo For Beginners: Learn About the Secret Power of Rootwork and Conjure with Herbs, Candles and Oils to Eliminate Negativity - Discover African Spiritual Traditions and Cast Magic Spells
Have you heard of Hoodoo and its practices? Would you like to learn folk magic that can improve your life? Are you familiar with native African spiritual traditions?
With this new guide, you will develop a deep understanding of Hoodoo practices to increase happiness, success, health and affirmation in your love life.
Hoodoo originated in the United States and encompasses a wide range of spiritual practices, traditions, and commonly held beliefs that evolved from various traditional African folk religions.
Now, you have the chance to practice Hoodoo to reach your highest self and give yourself a better life.
You will learn many simple spells to protect you from evil, have spiritual protection and improve your happiness.
In this new book, Hoodoo for Beginners , you can explore these traditions and their advanced thinking in chapters that ✅ An overview of Hoodoo and its beliefs
✅ How to get started and incorporate it into your daily life
✅ Cleansing and purification rituals
✅ Spells, tricks, and rituals for love, success, money, luck, justice, protection, fertility, healing, and more
✅ The different objects and substances that are used in Hoodoo
✅ Using herbs and roots for magic and spells
✅ Building and using your own altar
✅ Cleansing rituals and spirit washes
✅ The importance of Graveyards and Crossroads and how to work with each one safely And more…
Evelyn Marie FOURNETTE , an African spiritualist, has helped many people realize their life desires by using Hoodoo magic in practical ways. She has helped enrich people’s lives in connecting with ancestors, and finding wealth, love, and protection.
Hoodoo for Beginners explores an enigmatic set of practices that have been in use for hundreds of years, and which still hold an important place in the lives of millions of people of African descent today.
If you’re ready to change your destiny for the better, press “buy" now!
With this new guide, you will develop a deep understanding of Hoodoo practices to increase happiness, success, health and affirmation in your love life.
Hoodoo originated in the United States and encompasses a wide range of spiritual practices, traditions, and commonly held beliefs that evolved from various traditional African folk religions.
Now, you have the chance to practice Hoodoo to reach your highest self and give yourself a better life.
You will learn many simple spells to protect you from evil, have spiritual protection and improve your happiness.
In this new book, Hoodoo for Beginners , you can explore these traditions and their advanced thinking in chapters that ✅ An overview of Hoodoo and its beliefs
✅ How to get started and incorporate it into your daily life
✅ Cleansing and purification rituals
✅ Spells, tricks, and rituals for love, success, money, luck, justice, protection, fertility, healing, and more
✅ The different objects and substances that are used in Hoodoo
✅ Using herbs and roots for magic and spells
✅ Building and using your own altar
✅ Cleansing rituals and spirit washes
✅ The importance of Graveyards and Crossroads and how to work with each one safely And more…
Evelyn Marie FOURNETTE , an African spiritualist, has helped many people realize their life desires by using Hoodoo magic in practical ways. She has helped enrich people’s lives in connecting with ancestors, and finding wealth, love, and protection.
Hoodoo for Beginners explores an enigmatic set of practices that have been in use for hundreds of years, and which still hold an important place in the lives of millions of people of African descent today.
If you’re ready to change your destiny for the better, press “buy" now!
293 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 4, 2022
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May 9, 2022
Informative description of south-eastern culture
Hoodoo is an African American custom. Simply put Hoodoo is a religion with no deities.
It is a way for others to practice folk magic . Such as heal sick, bring luck, drive away unwanted forces, finding lost items, and many more. Hoodoo uses the most basic tools and ingredients. Things like nails, mojo beans, wood ,coins, and even hair are used in Hoodoo.
This religion prides itself in not having any offering plates or sanctuaries.
Interesting read
Hoodoo is an African American custom. Simply put Hoodoo is a religion with no deities.
It is a way for others to practice folk magic . Such as heal sick, bring luck, drive away unwanted forces, finding lost items, and many more. Hoodoo uses the most basic tools and ingredients. Things like nails, mojo beans, wood ,coins, and even hair are used in Hoodoo.
This religion prides itself in not having any offering plates or sanctuaries.
Interesting read
June 18, 2022
Overall information was good. I enjoyed reading about some of the spells that was mention. A lot of the work that is mention is modern day conjure. Some bible scripture was mention which was also nice. Personally I feel that the author should of added a little more history about hoodoo. (this is just a personal opinion)
As a beginner you will get confused with some parts of this book. In hoodoo you work mostly with GOD and the ancestors. Orishas tradition is not apart of hoodoo. Loas are found in Haitian vodou, also not found in hoodoo. I understand that the author wanted to cover some of these practices in this book.
These two practices should have been written in another book because this will confuse readers.
As a beginner you will get confused with some parts of this book. In hoodoo you work mostly with GOD and the ancestors. Orishas tradition is not apart of hoodoo. Loas are found in Haitian vodou, also not found in hoodoo. I understand that the author wanted to cover some of these practices in this book.
These two practices should have been written in another book because this will confuse readers.
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