hoodoo herbs – Goddess of Magi

Cinn-fully Sweet

In Hoodoo, we use hella-amounts of cinnamon, because it’s seemingly one of the most accessible and versatile herbs in America. It’s used mostly for fast money, love, protection and purification spells, baths and mojos. Whether it’s on a candle or in your cider, use cinnamon on a regular basis for health benefits as well as … Continue reading Cinn-fully Sweet

The Magic of Garlic

Garlic has been around for ages and is one of the most popular veggies on the planet. Garlic is one of those things we eat everyday to flavor our foods; but may not know all of the properties of this magical root vegetable. Across our planet from Ancient Egypt to China to India and RomeContinue reading “The Magic of Garlic”

Hoodoo Grocery List

We’re going to run down the most popular household items needed as a hoodoo practitioner and hope that most of you already have most of these items on hand. The Basics Jars – Essential for various uses; such as sweetening and sour jars. Brown Paper/ Parchment Paper – Used to write prayers and petitions. IncenseContinue reading “Hoodoo Grocery List”

Hoodoo Cascarilla Powders

In the tradition of Ifa and other Afro-Cuban traditions, you will see Efun (original plant based Cascarilla) was used more-so in the past than our modern counterpart Egg or Crab Shell Cascarilla Powder. Wait but what’s that? If you haven’t studied the origins of Hoodoo then you’re in for a treat. Originally, Cascarilla is fromContinue reading “Hoodoo Cascarilla Powders”

Root Magic

Acacia – keep away evil Adam and Eve root – good luck, especially in love Adam root (from an Adam and Eve) – to hold a man’s love Alfalfa leaves or seeds – to make money last Allspice – for success, money drawing and for good luck Aloeswood – good fortune, spirit contact Angelica rootContinue reading “Root Magic”