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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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Papa Legba is a lwa....that is Vodou. Not hoodoo/conjure.

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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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I'm an Italian American from Queens
Like many when I was interested in Magick I had no path in mind I tried this and that...A few years back I had a new roommate an African guy, He was very into the Bible and also magick as I was
At first I was reading all witchcraft books but had no pagan connection with any of the works just the magick

So I got I to hoodoo and found it has a lot In common with Italian folk magick
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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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Hoodoo is a magick Craft
Like Witchcraft is a craft
Your religion is your religion but hoodoo is
Your main working system, ever changing but with a basic base and core practices and believes
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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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Post # 16
Hoodoo does NOT derive from Vodou it seems you are very misinformed about both Vodou and Hoodoo
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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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Post # 17
Cosmic Blessings

I am so pleased to have come across the forum, I am interested in these topics and want to learn how to practice this craft fluently.
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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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Post # 18
You can't learn Anything but Hoodoo basics in books,and that's the way we like it.
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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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Hoodoo has nothing to do with Vodou or Voodoo, it is not derived from them nor is it associated with them. Hoodoo is a magical practice which has elements of european folk magic, native american shamanism and jewish mysticism. Hoodoo is the absence of any deity or divinity but focuses on personal power of the person. Workings are done using the natural elements of different herbs, roots, and curiosities.

As for books on Hoodoo, there are not really many reliable ones that you will find out there. However, I do recommend staying away from authors such as Denise Alvarado as she tends to mix systems together and simply make it into something it isn't. Every rootworker works differently, as each one adds they're own spice and charm to they're practice. I'm sorry I couldn't be much more help with resources, but I hope this cleared up any misconceptions about Hoodoo and Voodoo.

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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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I know this thread has been going since June, but, it caught my eye... I have been exploring different sites and forums reading success stories. What I found has peaked my attention. I've been watching the trends of successful spell casting and searching for people to share their stories, and mostly, they've come from those that practice hoodoo. I know nothing about the practice - except the popular 'honey jar' spells. But apparently, those I've conversed with have shared some incredible stories with me and weren't hesitant to reveal them. Just thought I'd share that. It was enough to bate me... for now. Very interesting. It seems very simplistic but powerful. I must learn more about this.
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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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I have a question I know a little about roots from my grandmother who was hurt by it and my great grandmother was considered a root worker.Most of what I know is root can be used to hurt people .Can roots be used for good
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Re: Hoodoo and Cunjure
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Post # 22
Lol,yes actually for the most part root workings are good

Hoodoo gets credit for its so called black magick
As we hex and worse at will But mostly like all other groups we just want Magick to help us live a decent peaceful life.
A lot of us work off of the Bible and the Bible was not a peaceful book,a lot of dark as well as light
Eye for an eye etc.
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