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This is a great work on the history, ritual, and powers of the ancient and powerful art of Voodoo from the earliest times to the present.
Now for the first time, Robert Pelton has stripped the shroud of secrecy that has always surrounded Voodoo to present detailed instructions on everything from
making voodoo dolls, warding off evil forces, to employing the secrets of voodoo love sorcery. Accompanying the fascinating how-to
information on Voodoo ceremonies, materials and legends is an engrossing history of the art with portraits of known practitioners.
"Strange Gods, Strange Altars." This booklet covers most of the common questions involved with the history and integration of Voodoo
and it's similar counterparts. With a history that branches out into several different cultures and eras, this is a concise collection of facts covering
the roles and purposes of Voodoo ritual and belief. A great way to start learning the real aspects of this life affirming practice.
Voodoo and Hoodoo by Jim Haskins. We recommend this book to anybody looking to learn about the Voodoo religion, as well as the
folk magic, Hoodoo, which is integrated into the practice. Learn how real practitioners use eggs, graveyard dust, numbers, pins and nails, forks in
road, red flannel bags, blood, shoes and clothing, and more to conjure both good and evil. See how spiritual descendants of ancient cultures still use
these abilities in todays modern world.
Sticks, Stones, Roots and Bones offers many straightfoward approaches to ancient African methods and recipes for concoctions made to
enhance your life, body, and soul. It also sheds light on the histories behind these traditions, and is written to explain how they were preserved and
taught to Stephanie Rose Bird through her family. A great reference for anyone interested in Hoodoo and rootwork.
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This book guides the reader through the elemental properties of metals, rocks and crystals. Listing hundreds of different types, it
explains where to find them, how to clean them, and how they are used for spells and divinations. Scott Cunningham also details the meanings behind the
colors and forms of the stones, and discussses birthstones, planetary attributions, and magical substitutions for hard to find elements. Also comes with a
full color insert.
Often considered the most important voodooienne to have lived in North America, Marie Laveau's legend is a collection of tales passed
along for generations. Due to many misunderstandings and fears of her craft, it is easy to come across information that is exaggerated or inaccurate. Robert Tallant has researched and collected her legacy, and
put together a novel that best represents her life, describing why she was feared, and also revered as a saint and healer among those she helped.
