HRCC: Hoodoo Rootwork Correspondence Course

Luckbewithme876 · Unread post by **Luckbewithme876** » Mon Jan 19, 2015 8:57 pm

Miss Aida wrote:Hello, Luckbewithme876 ,

Please call the shop and talk to Mother Katrina as I don't know what the requirements are with the Facebook criteria.

Wishing you the best

Okay, thank you Miss Aida.

Again, I understand that probably doesn't meet the requirement for Homework #2*, and I understand if that's not enough to meet enrollment either. I promise I will get a current black friend; it's only a matter of time. I mean, I was literally WTF'ing out loud and spluttering as I read about how non-black people simply refuse to do such a simple homework. It's bizarre and pathetic that someone would want to learn the magic of black Americans, which has given them hope and power, without being a friend to them. I'm not making up my feelings for my "image". It was as if I was entering bizarro world as I read their gibbering nonsense why they should be exempt from that requirement. It's even worse because it was originally just a person of another race, and yet the problems only really started when Miss Cat changed made just a simple change to the race in question being black American. WTFH?

Again, thank you for your prompt reply.

dan blessed · Unread post by **dan blessed** » Thu Jan 22, 2015 5:36 pm

Thanks Miss Aida,

I knew I could not get the exactly information in the course, when I said information, I meant titles in general.
any way, I am happy with the respond I got from you. I will call the shop and discuss it to see if I can get enroll in the course in the future.

1208gypsy · Unread post by **1208gypsy** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 5:22 pm

Greetings to everyone from 1208gypsy in North Carolina, USA. I'm excited to explore this fascinating study. So far, I've surfed around a bit in the discussions enough to see that many practical matters are resolved here. Yay that.

My elementary question is as follows: I have just purchased conjure oils and bath crystals (1 of each) for a) money drawing, and b) block busting. So that's four products in all (oil plus bath crystals for two conditions). Do these satisfy part of the purchase requirement that qualifies a seeker (in part) for eventual student status?

I thought maybe so. I figured money drawing is a basic attraction product, and block busting a basic riddance product. I see the required purchase list is kind of divided along those two important distinctions - attraction on one hand, removal on the other. However, I would benefit from guidance. Set me straight.

AlyssaH · Unread post by **AlyssaH** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 4:45 pm

I am overjoyed that my course came today! As soon as my kids get off to school, tomorrow, I'll be starting my first lesson.

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Mon Jan 26, 2015 8:37 pm

Hello, 1208gypsy,

Welcome to the forum!!

I have moved your post to the appropriate subforum where many are asking similar questions as yours.

Please read through the posts and afterwards, if you have anymore questions, please don't hesitate to ask

Take care

Trish Martin · Unread post by **Trish Martin** » Wed Jan 28, 2015 1:07 pm

Greetings All!

Just wanted to get on here and introduce myself to other prospective students of Cat's Correspondence Course. I've been practicing magic since about 1999. It wasn't until I moved to West Virginia (originally a Jersey girl) that I discovered folk magic, Appalachian healing and traditions(a lot of it is Cherokee and pow wow), herbal remedies, etc.. Ever since then I've been wanting to learn all I can about these ways. So it's great that such a course exists. I know a couple of people who have taken this course and highly recommend it. So here I am, an eager student who is wanting to learn more. I have begun by ordering Cat's book and a few starter supplies and I will supply begin to build up what I need. I think it's a great idea that she is requiring to have materials already in place because that way you have your visuals and hands on experience which makes studying that much easier. I am one of those types who needs visuals to comprehand

Now, I also am familiar with her other requirement which is being aware and knowledgeable about African American culture( I'm white). Growing up in New Jersey where we had so many different types of cultures makes it easy for you know at least a little bit about different cultures. But my main exposure to the African American culture was that my baby sitter was African American. Her son and I were best friends and I was at their house every day for about 4 years.

I remember my mom telling me that Miss Judy (that's what I had to call her or I got in trouble) practiced what my mom called "that ju-ju stuff" but my mom was Ok with that and I was fascinated by it. I would sneak around the corner and watch her do her "ju-ju". She had a full curio cabinet of different herbs and candles and people would come to see her on a regular basis.

Whenever I would ask her questions about it she would just smile at me and say "All in time child"

I forgot about Miss Judy and her "ju-ju" until I moved here to West Virginia and discovered folk magic and learned that Miss Judy's "ju-ju" was actually called Hoodoo. I've read books and have worked with herbs in spells but I'm ready to expand my roots (no pun intended) and learn from who I here is a wonderful teacher!

So here I am! Hopefully a future student!

Trish

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Wed Jan 28, 2015 10:43 pm

Hello, Trish_Martin ,

You will LOVE the course that Miss cat offers. And, with your background, you're a "Shoe-in"!!

I'm excited for you!!

Have fun (I know you will)

Trish Martin · Unread post by **Trish Martin** » Thu Jan 29, 2015 4:35 am

Thanks Miss Aida!!! I look forward to starting the course and getting to know the other students and of course Miss Cat!!!

AlyssaH · Unread post by **AlyssaH** » Sat Jan 31, 2015 12:43 pm

Hey, I joined the Yahoo group. About how long does it take to be accepted in?

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sun Feb 01, 2015 10:01 pm

Hello, AlyssaH ,

If you don't hear anything within a week, you'll have to send Nagasiva a private e-mail

Have fun with your course!!

HicksKicks · Unread post by **HicksKicks** » Mon Feb 02, 2015 2:03 am

hey, good luck! and have fun!

brian_s · Unread post by **brian_s** » Mon Feb 02, 2015 9:28 pm

1208gypsy wrote:Greetings to everyone from 1208gypsy in North Carolina, USA. I'm excited to explore this fascinating study. So far, I've surfed around a bit in the discussions enough to see that many practical matters are resolved here. Yay that.

My elementary question is as follows: I have just purchased conjure oils and bath crystals (1 of each) for a) money drawing, and b) block busting. So that's four products in all (oil plus bath crystals for two conditions). Do these satisfy part of the purchase requirement that qualifies a seeker (in part) for eventual student status?

I thought maybe so. I figured money drawing is a basic attraction product, and block busting a basic riddance product. I see the required purchase list is kind of divided along those two important distinctions - attraction on one hand, removal on the other. However, I would benefit from guidance. Set me straight.

Hello gypsy1208!

To answer your question, yes and no. I believe money drawing bath crystals and block buster bath crystals fulfill Cat's requirement. She states that you need one for attracting money or love, (which money drawing bath crystals fulfills) and one for uncrossing (which I believe block buster would fulfill, since it can be compared to a more fiery/fast acting uncrossing product.) However, for the oils, she states she wants one of each for the following categories: love, money, protection, and negative work. Your choice of the money drawing oil fulfills the requirement for a "money" oil, but I don't believe the block buster oil fulfills any of these requirements. It isn't exactly a protection oil, again, its more similar to an uncrossing product. And it certainly isn't an oil for negative work.

I encourage you to take the required purchases list very literally since you are just starting out. If Cat requires you to get a product for protection, go with a "protection" or "fiery wall of protection" product. Have fun with it, but definitely do not overthink it, as it really is not that complicated.

Also, the point of these required purchases is for you to have hands on experience with a wide variety of different lines of product. Cat explicitly states that she does not want you to buy products all from the same line. It does you no good to buy multiple products from the same line, because you aren't getting the knowledge from other product lines that you should have by the time you try to sign up for the course. Try and branch out with your other purchases, and avoid getting products with the same name.

Hope this helps!

catherineyronwode · Unread post by **catherineyronwode** » Tue Feb 03, 2015 7:25 pm

Thanks, brian_s -- i could not have said it better myself!

dan blessed · Unread post by **dan blessed** » Mon Feb 09, 2015 5:24 pm

Greeting to all new Miss cat student,

heyyyy.. I just completed my interview with Miss Cat, and I will be her student!!!!!
I am happy and looking forward to ingest every thing and learn the material alone with any other student creative advices. so excited and can not wait to learn more about it, and new hoodoo technique

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Mon Feb 09, 2015 10:12 pm

Hello, dan2007 ,

CONGRATS!!!

You will LOVE the course!!

dan blessed · Unread post by **dan blessed** » Wed Feb 11, 2015 5:34 pm

Thanks Miss Aida, I know I will.

Athena1 · Unread post by **Athena1** » Mon Feb 16, 2015 2:28 pm

hello my name is Athena and i am now starting my course, finally, wanted to say hello and hope im doing this right..
I just send in my first 3 homework lessons, abt two weeks ago. i dont know where to look to find out about the pass or fail thing?
my student iD is 1863 thanks all...

natstein · Unread post by **natstein** » Mon Feb 16, 2015 3:07 pm

Hello Athena1,

Glad you are working through the course! there is a lot of knowledge in there. Here is the link to the resource page for the course (http://www.luckymojo.com/mojocourse.html). On it it talks about the Yahoo group page. That is where I have always seen the grades posted for the assignments. Not much else is posted there right now and eventually that group will be moved over to these forums. For more specific information you may need to just call the shop. I hope this is helpful and if you get a chance pop over to the introductions part of the forum and tell us a little more about yourself!

Peace~

Nathen

MileHighMojo · Unread post by **MileHighMojo** » Thu Feb 19, 2015 8:56 pm

I am just starting to order supplies with LMCC and look forward to being able to learn from one of the most competent and well-versed women, Miss Cat. I've been working with HHRM for three years and reading the forums anonymously, listened to every archived show, but now have finally signed up and can't wait to begin this wonderful journey in spiritual heritage! Thank you Miss Cat for offering this course, and thank you to all of the suppressed souls over the years that have made this work what it is today.

MileHighMojo · Unread post by **MileHighMojo** » Wed Mar 25, 2015 4:29 pm

I am having a problem logging into the Yahoo Group. #1999 Any help would be appreciated

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Thu Mar 26, 2015 8:31 pm

Hello, MileHighMojo ,

Please contact nagasiva at: forum@luckymojo.com

Good luck!

Deep Woods Matt · Unread post by **Deep Woods Matt** » Sat Mar 28, 2015 1:43 pm

Hello Everyone!
I am very excited to take miss cat’s course, was a little bit nervous speaking to the legend herself during my interview, and I’m super happy to have received the course book. It’s really quite a lovely book – very, very high quality and worth every penny. It’s a real keepsake.
I’ve begun my reading and I’m loving it. Looking forward to the learning and interacting with other students.
Thank you!

catherineyronwode · Unread post by **catherineyronwode** » Sun Mar 29, 2015 9:51 pm

I hope you enjoy it, and that you turn in your assignments and graduate!

Deep Woods Matt · Unread post by **Deep Woods Matt** » Sun Apr 05, 2015 9:49 am

I seem to be having some trouble getting signed up for the Yahoo group. I signed up for a Yahoo account and applied for membership in the group the day I got my book: March 19th. I waited a little over a week to allow time for whatever behind the scenes processing might be necessary, and when I hadn’t heard anything about my application, I sent an email to nagasiva at forum@luckymojo.com a week ago - on March 29th. I haven’t heard anything back.
I’m assuming that you folks are super busy and I’m trying to be patient, but I also want to make sure that I didn’t do anything wrong when I initially tried to sign up. I'm sorry if this isn't the best place to ask about this, but I thought it would be easier for you than getting a phone call that might pull you away from something else you were doing.
Thanks for your help!

Ms Melanie · Unread post by **Ms Melanie** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 4:48 am

Hi Deep Woods Matt,

Call Lucky Mojo and ask them.

Good Luck!

Deep Woods Matt · Unread post by **Deep Woods Matt** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 12:32 pm

Thanks Ms. Melanie!

TeriM · Unread post by **TeriM** » Fri Apr 17, 2015 7:38 pm

Hi! My name is Teri and I am new here. I have just taken my first steps in hopefully becoming a student sometime in the future by purchasing the required reading for the course work. I am excited to begin delving into this material and learning some new things.

I look forward to getting to know you all. I'm sure I'll have lots of questions.

Teri

Sophia Moon · Unread post by **Sophia Moon** » Sun May 10, 2015 3:33 pm

My question is is there a bundle package available? Im not speaking of the books, though I only have the Black Folder and I'm reading that now, but the other long list of products. A bundle package would be helpful.

My two cents...

catherineyronwode · Unread post by **catherineyronwode** » Sun May 10, 2015 7:49 pm

Nope, no bundle, because i want people to actually purchase and USE the materials for at least 4 months before we have our interview call. I don't want "drive-by" students who purchase everything in a bundle and then never finish the program. So easy does it. Buy some things, work with them. Read a couple of books. If you like that, buy some more, read some more, listen to the CD, buy a bit more.... The process is paced naturally to a 4 month duration.

Sophia Moon · Unread post by **Sophia Moon** » Mon May 11, 2015 5:10 am

I should have waited for your response. lol I purchased almost everything but most of it I can use in one way or another. It will take me about 3-4 to read the books because I'm in graduate school as well. Whether I get excepted or not, it's a great package and I'm looking forward to using the products. Thank you for the response.

Axetenoth32 · Unread post by **Axetenoth32** » Sat May 16, 2015 4:26 pm

Hello,I would like to know what I should do to become and apprentice and a two headed root worker.I'm really sad i missed the festival this weekend.I was looking forward to it but I was unable to make it.I will be there next year....

Thank you,God Bless

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Mon May 18, 2015 8:31 pm

Hello, Axetenoth32 ,

The first step is to take Miss cat's Hoodoo Course.

I have moved you over to the appropriate subforum. Please read the 9 pages here so that you'll know what to do

Wishing you the best in your endeavors

dppagc · Unread post by **dppagc** » Thu May 21, 2015 9:41 am

Here are some general questions:

Where can I learn the foundation of magick?
Sometimes I just think that I am burning candles blindly.

How do I know if a magic is black or white?

Why do only experienced practitioner do spells on new moon?

Why can only dark red candles be used by experienced spellcasters?

JayDee · Unread post by **JayDee** » Thu May 21, 2015 4:59 pm

dppagc,

Learning the foundationg depends on the practice you wish to utilize. Many forms of magic exist and the foundations of them are different based on those traditions. Some commonality may exist or cross over, or a technique learned with one style may help or also be effective with another. LM sells many many books that outline how to do magic. From experience its a lot of trial and error. You need to read how its done, talk with people how its done then do it and adjust and see what does work, what does not and keep growing. their is no this is it step guide. black v white magic can differ based on the type of work you do and how you view magic. Example many Wiccans think any form of magic that influences the will of another is black.. which means virtually all magic is black. Some think only harm spells or spell to hurt or curse a person are black. In hoodoo the concept of karma does not exist, the work is only done if its justified so regardless if its considered black or white, it matters if God says I am justified in the working. I never was told experienced practitioners only work in a new moon, in fact every worker I know works with all moon cycles. I also have never been told only dark can be worked with certain workers. Seems you have some notions of the work based on what you read or were told by someone, thus it is best to ask them to explain and learn what method of work they use. If it is hoodoo, understand customes and tradtions can change based on region, though the basic concepts still exist. If you feel you are burning candles blindly then my guess is you are not connecting with the work. All work based on nature has spirits in them, spirit of the color, the candle, the herbs, the oil blend, the powders, the incense, the people involved, the ancestors, etc..connect with them in the work and you no longer will feel like you are blindly burning candles

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Thu May 21, 2015 8:52 pm

Hello, dppagc,

You can learn the foundation with Miss cat's correspondence course.

I have moved your post to this thread so that you can read all about it on the previous pages

Good luck and have fun!

AlyssaH · Unread post by **AlyssaH** » Fri May 22, 2015 10:26 am

Hey y'all

So I'm really enjoying this course. I've decided to read through all the lessons, mark off the homework,then go back to do it after I get through reading all the lessons. I noticed I did better in my college courses that broke the book lessons up in a similar way.

OgundokunOmoOgun · Unread post by **OgundokunOmoOgun** » Wed May 27, 2015 11:06 am

Hello everyone!

This is my first post ever on the forum! Ms. Cat's course has been on my radar for a few years now. I know a couple people personally who have taken it and I have not heard them say anything bad about it! I'm just now getting around to saying I'm ready to take the course. I have already made all the necessary purchases and am ready for the interview.

I hope to make more friends and meet more people of like mind!

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Thu May 28, 2015 10:15 pm

Welcome, OgundokunOmoOgun,

I am excited for you that you will be taking the course.

It is an outstanding course and very rewarding. You'll just love it!

See you around on the forum!

OgundokunOmoOgun · Unread post by **OgundokunOmoOgun** » Sat May 30, 2015 2:38 pm

I don't have facebook and I choose not to to avoid all the internet drama. I do have google plus and have befriended Ms. Cat on there at least. Is that acceptable? The last bit of products I ordered that I needed for the course was 7 months ago so I've met the requirement of waiting at least 4 months My experience with the products has been pretty great!!! They've all worked as intended!!! I've sent in an email saying I'm ready for the interview and am waiting for a response I know they're busy after having just had the festival

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sun May 31, 2015 7:57 pm

Hello, OgundokunOmoOgun

Here is #8 of Miss cat's rules (I have quoted it from her webpage):

"You must be my friend on Facebook and if you have no Black friends on Facebook, i will not accept you as a student"

Take care

Slava · Unread post by **Slava** » Thu Jun 04, 2015 11:25 pm

hello everyone ; i read the whole topic and saw suggestions of Miss Cat ; may i still ask if these will meet the requirements?
Lucky Mojo hoodoo conjure oils,... negative work ... HOT FOOT? or it is considered to be repelling ?
LOOK ME OVER Sachet Powder for [attracting] ? Hot Foot Sachet Powder or Run Devil Run [repelling] ?
i saw all items have to be purchased not within the kit but how about "12 HOODOO DRESSING OILS" etc ? will supply bought this way still meet the requirements?
thanks for your help;

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sat Jun 06, 2015 8:19 pm

Hello, Slava ,

YES to all of your questions!!

Good luck! You will love the course!!

Slava · Unread post by **Slava** » Sun Jun 07, 2015 9:42 pm

thanks for your help, dear Miss Aida ; i still have long way to go to be qualified but i am very motivated and excited to have a chance ;

OgundokunOmoOgun · Unread post by **OgundokunOmoOgun** » Thu Jun 11, 2015 1:19 pm

Hello Ms. Cat!!!

I have an interview scheduled with you on the 7th of July. I don't have facebook because I want to avoid all the internet drama out there. I obviously won't be able to befriend you on facebook then. Is that ok? I have google plus and befriended you on there at least.

I've been in the Navy for just under nine years now and have made great friends of all colors to include black people.Being in the Navy has exposed me to so much culturally. I went to my job school with one person who is black and he is from New Orleans and knows something as some people say. Him and I had a great conversation about the work with a black man we were working with one time and I gained a lot from it. I also have a friend from work who is from Georgia who is black and is aware at least of some things, too.

My point is that I'd hate to not be able to take your course and learn from you because of me not having facebook. If I can't, I'll be ok with that

Thank you for your time and all that you have done

natstein · Unread post by **natstein** » Thu Jun 11, 2015 2:19 pm

Hello OgundokunOmoOgun

I am pretty sure you do not have to have facebook to take the course. You are of course welcome to friend Miss Cat and nay f the rest of us really on there and there is a facebook group open to graduates but non of that is a requirement to take it. I hope you enjoy the course!

Peace~

Nathen

lucky7clover · Unread post by **lucky7clover** » Sun Jun 21, 2015 9:48 am

Hello Miss Cat,

I have been interested in your correspondence course for quite some time. I have looked over the required ingredients and the orders I have placed in your shop, to see what matched the qualifications. Although, I'm having a hard time deciphering a few things.

I have purchased "Steady Work" Oil and Powder in the past, would that fall under the "Money" category of required oils/powders? Or will i have to purchase an oil specifically related to money?

Secondly, I have recently purchased a Fiery Wall of Protection Spellkit. I see that you do require a few "protection" items for the Course. This kit comes with Oil and Powder and I'm sure that I wont use it all in the completion of the Spell. Will I need to purchase other protection items for the course? Or will the oil from the kit count towards it?

Miss Athena · Unread post by **Miss Athena** » Mon Jun 22, 2015 11:18 pm

Hi lucky7clover,

The course is fantastic, you will love it!

As for your purchases, you may need another Money product to go with your Steady Work purchases, Also, I don't believe the individual components of a spell kit will qualify, but that is only a guess. Your best bet is to contact the shop, they will review your past purchases and advise you on what else you need to buy to qualify.

Good luck!

Goatman86 · Unread post by **Goatman86** » Mon Jun 29, 2015 4:39 pm

I have been slowly (as money allows) gathering the items required required for the correspondence course. Periodically I check the correspondence course page. I saw something that I hadn't noticed before. It requires us to be friends with Cat on Facebook. But I don't have a facebook. My husband and I decided a long time ago that our lives were a lot better without it, and we have found this to be true (for us anyway). Does not having Facebook mean I can't take the correspondence course?

Miss Athena · Unread post by **Miss Athena** » Mon Jun 29, 2015 9:09 pm

Hi Goatman86,

My best advice would be for you to call the shop and discuss this with Mother Katrina. She can best advise you.

Good luck.

Goatman86 · Unread post by **Goatman86** » Mon Jun 29, 2015 10:07 pm

Thank you Miss Athena!

catherineyronwode · Unread post by **catherineyronwode** » Mon Jun 29, 2015 11:42 pm

Hi, i can answer that. My reason for wanting friends via facebook is to stay in touch. If you do not use facebook, but do use this forum, we can discuss that, okay?

Goatman86 · Unread post by **Goatman86** » Tue Jun 30, 2015 12:07 am

That's great! Thank you for letting me know

the only non-oil/ etc things I need are the CDs and name paper book. I normally make my own oils and stuff, so I'll probably have to buy everything on the order list. The upside to that is it will definitely take a lot of the time out of working, not having to gather/make everything from scratch.

I just ordered some herbs/ etc for some work, I ended up having to send a cashier's check because the system wouldn't take my card for some reason. Hopefully the card thing we'll work itself out. It was very weird to mail a check to pay for something lol

Gaylette Gale · Unread post by **Gaylette Gale** » Thu Jul 02, 2015 10:07 am

Hello to all!

I have recently been accepted into the Hoodoo Rootwork Correspondence Course, and received my book this week. Very excited to get started, and to learn both from Cat and from everyone here. I have already started reading through various posts and am impressed by the wisdom and passion expressed, and the experiences shared. So I would like to thank everyone in advance for the knowledge I look forward to gaining here in this forum!

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Thu Jul 02, 2015 10:19 pm

Hello, Gayelette Gayle,

Congratulations!

You will love the course.

And welcome to the forum!

Gaylette Gale · Unread post by **Gaylette Gale** » Mon Jul 06, 2015 12:54 pm

Thank you so much, Miss Aida!

Ethereal48 · Unread post by **Ethereal48** » Tue Jul 07, 2015 2:10 pm

I have ordered my HRCC book yayyyyy

I'm so excited at being accepted as one of Miss Cat's students.
I can't wait until I receive it. I'm going to read it from cover to cover and then read it again and again

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Tue Jul 07, 2015 9:55 pm

Hello, Ethereal48

CONGRATS!

You will love the course! I wish I could take it again because I enjoyed being Miss cat's student! She's such a good and attentive teacher

Have fun

Ethereal48 · Unread post by **Ethereal48** » Thu Jul 09, 2015 4:22 pm

Thank you Miss Aida

Sapphyre · Unread post by **Sapphyre** » Sun Aug 09, 2015 4:57 pm

Good evening,

I am working toward eventually taking Ms. Cat's correspondence course, though I feel it is not yet time. My first thought when I read the list of required purchases was $$$. ... money I don't have. At the same time, the requirements made sense to me. I recently posted a question in another section of the forum regarding eliminating blockages and the suggestions were appreciated and helpful. I feel as though I need to take the advice provided there before I pursue the course. There are some other workings I want to do as well. Those will fulfill some of the required purchases. In studying the list of oil, incense, powders and bath crystals, I notice that each product is in each category. This caused me to click on page after page searching for answers as to why. Is there a preferred method in Hoodoo for certain intents? For instance, I recently purchased Hot Foot powder because the powder made sense to me. Without the knowledge that I want to have of the traditions of Hoodoo, I would likely choose bath crystals for cleansing, purging myself and oils for candle work. Then I thought well but then you have this situation or that intent and where would that fit in that scenario? So more questions and more research, and the more I learn the less I know and the more I want to learn. So. In Hoodoo, are oils preferred (or incense or bath crystals or powders) for certain types of workings? Does Love me prefer to be used as an oil? Does Banishing prefer to be used as a powder? Or do these decisions tend to be made according to the individual circumstance, or combination of workings within a working? My research is far from complete and I am still reading and still exploring the pages and reading my recently acquired HHRM.

Miss Aida · Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sun Aug 09, 2015 7:09 pm

Hello, Sapphyre,

I have split, moved and merged your post to the appropriate subforum. Please be mindful of where you post your questions.

Miss cat has a list of what is required. So, if she asks for certain oils, then you buy those oils.

And the same for each category.

So, (as an example), she says t buy a negative oil, you can choose from the negative ones (hotfoot, crossing, etc). Then, a positive one would be for: love healing, etc.

She is very specific. Why? Because she wants you to have a well rounded experience with hoodoo practices. Each chapter will cover something that you can use and work with.

So, just follow her purchase guidelines. You cannot altar what she asks for. So, if she asks for oils, then you purchase the oils. If she asks for powders, then you purchase those powders. And so on.

Wishing you the best in your course.

You will love it !