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It’s like seeing “It’s A Wonderful Life” on remastered Blu-Ray after a lifetime of seeing it on grainy VHS tapes. It’s a different experience.

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Crazy candle behavior I've never seen... I have an interview tomorrow and I lit a green candle and rolled it in Money Drawing herbs, with Good Luck and Special Oil #20. Wrote a petition paper, 5 spotted that with Money Drawing oil. Everything was going great, but some of the herbs got caught in the ...

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After a lifetime of blockages with tarot, I picked up a Lenormand deck and immediately got relevant information. The X + Y + (Modifier) system is SO conducive to my weird analytical INTP brain. My favorite response to “How will Donald Trump’s presidency end?” was “Man + Birds + Whip”, which I took t...

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Question about figural candles and lottery tickets/petitions: If I'm doing a green devil candle burning, am I rubbing the oil up toward the wick or down toward the ticket? It seems like normally it would be upward for attraction and downward for banishment but I'm not sure what the attraction elemen...

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1) Your name: ken A) You name on the Lucky Mojo Forum: cogdisso B) Your Blog Talk Radio caller name (if different): _____________________ C) How do you want your name to be pronounced on the radio? ken 2) Your area code and GENERAL LOCATION (don't post your full phone #, please give at least a state...

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1) Your name: Ken B. A) You name on the Lucky Mojo Forum: cogdisso B) Your Blog Talk Radio caller name (if different): _____________________ C) How do you want your name to be pronounced on the radio? Ken 2) Your area code and GENERAL LOCATION (don't post your full phone #, please give at least a st...

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I had a reading with Miss Cat last Wednesday. During the reading, the subject of a possible small inheritance came up, something I had no clue about and didn't ask about.

Exactly one week later, my mother agrees to give me a house.

I'm too flabbergasted to do anything except express gratitude.

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Amilo I did indeed! Special Oil #20 seems to be the best for my skills at this point. I had success with a bayberry candle as well a few months ago, but they're pricy to get when it's not Christmas season. I intend to try LM's big bayberry candle with my next order (which now I have money for! :mrgr...

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I won $1000 in the lottery today with Special Oil #20 and a green candle. That makes it $1800 this year since I started with LM products. Don't give up if you don't strike it rich the first time... with persistence and prayer it DOES work!

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Is there more information available on Jewelry Consecration services?

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Why oh why can people sit down, take the time to build a site and hope to be successful at it, but can't learn even the most basic of bibliographic methodology and literary synthesis? I'd say "Blame the schools" but I doubt he's that young and he should know better.

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Weird one came up tonight: I lit a candle with Special Oil #20 and Fast Luck (this was a prayer for help with money), set it in a special candlestick I keep, and it burned steadily and without flicker until it was all out, which burnt about four hours. Now at the bottom of the candlestick is the fla...

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"Black and White Magic of Marie Laveau" (available in the LM books section) has many uses for Special Oil #20 and if you need some ideas as to how to employ it, try there. Perhaps oddly (idiosyncratically?), it suggests putting some in baths for change of luck, and I put that to the test and am plea...

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I got Lucky Spirit, and I love it. When she says "economical", she MEANS it!

I bought two bags and now I have enough to last me through Doomsday. Mad props.

Also, that's some amazing research, Malefic.

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One MORE thing to put on my LM wish list. You people are awesome.

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The pictures posted on the newsletter are AMAZING. These are breathtaking pieces of practical art.

On the Solomonic bag, what is in the white Lucky Mojo box on the top right?

Picture: http://www.luckymojo.com/vintage-solomonic-bag-1.html

Is that boxed Lucky Spirit Incense or something else?

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Three interesting (possibly relevant) factoids about jet: It can generate a slight electrical charge when rubbed, similar to amber. Also, it commonly harbors pyrite inclusions. In the Victorian era, it had a strong vogue as a funeral gemstone, due to the etiquette rules about widow's weeds. These fa...

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It's used in "Mules and Men" during a voodoo initiation ceremony, Zora Neale Hurston had to wear it to invite the spirits to come to her (as a hat, a sash and a shoulder wrap, so that would involve three).

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Maybe put the oil on the rear/non-visible side of the pendant, in case of staining.

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I'm in need of both courage and persistence at the moment, I note there's not a Crucible of Courage mojo available, what would be the best option for these two needs?

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Tinkering in my workshop, I had an idea for a double purpose penny/dime amulet that could combine the protective aspects of both the Indian Head penny with the Mercury Dime, although at the moment I'm still experimenting with what to put between them, and to make it wearable as a pendant. I welcome ...

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Here's two Gamache questions: He's suggesting using crucifix candles as altar lights. This doesn't seem terribly practical to me. I can't imagine they were plentiful when he wrote the book, and they're pricey enough as it seems (and he suggests 2 at the corners of the altar). Wouldn't it be more pra...

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My "Fast Luck" came last night. Our Company Christmas party did not include a "normal bonus" It was a "drawn in a hat numbers thing" and a nice thought gift. Gift Certificates etc., up to 100 ( a reflection of the economy, they had been doing at least 100 dollars or more in years prior for everyone...

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Yeah, Fast Luck seems to work very well for scratch-offs, my wins were on the annual state raffle and a scratch-off, both of which were out of the ordinary for lottery. I'd probably pick Lucky 13 for proper lotteries.

I'm now reading through Aunt Sally's Dream Book, I love it and hope to use it.

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I have fallen in love with Good Luck, my brain seems to think it smells like awesome. Going to use and abuse it.

When they say "Extra Large John the Conqueror Root", THEY MEAN IT.

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I hate to do this, BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT I played again today and made another $100. :-D It was on a ticket with a big royal crown on it that looked uncannily similar to the crown on the Crown of Success bottle, which I had dressed myself with this morning, so I took it as synchronicity and ran with...

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I've won a total of $300 with Fast Luck oil and a bayberry candle, as well as advice found in HHRM. I feel very empowered by this book and website, because I've learned HOW to perform my own rituals, with the aid of Lucky Mojo's products. It took me awhile to attune myself to Fast Luck, but persiste...

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Criminy, they didn't even capitalize the "i"s!

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My first instinct was Lucky Spirit, I just wanted to clarify. De Laurence is too, too fascinating, warts and all.

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Looking at some old writing that references "temple incense", is there a modern substitute for this? (De Laurence specifically)

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My brother and I are close in age and complexion. He gets warts all the time, I've never had a single one. We've never been able to figure that one out.

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Only one word for this: "ugly". Do they not even teach literary synthesis anymore? Just think of what COULD HAVE BEEN, where she took all those books, read them, devised some sort of line between all of them, wrote her OWN theories and her OWN research, and produced something new on top of a steady ...

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Sorry to bump an old thread, but this oil is interesting to me, and I'm interested in the Holy Miracle Spell Kit, but there's no information on it in the website catalogue. Any help? What does it do exactly?

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I loved it, it filled in a lot of gaps about LM and you... excellent. It does catch possibly the one thing that personally ATTRACTS me to hoodoo more than anything else: the kitsch. There's a sort of Pee Wee Herman quality to it that is just endearing to me, as a comic book and stage magic fanatic. ...

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Absolutely fascinating and informative thread, THIS is why this forum rocks. There's a fantastic Robert Crumb cartoon, which is a caricature of himself staring off into space and being surrounded by cartoon vibes, the only words printed are "HYPNAGOGIC HOODOO" in spooky letters, and it's a fantastic...

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I mix Psychic Vision and Master Key, onto a lightbulb, because I'm like that.

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I know a guy who swears by lighting a few sticks of incense and then wedging them sticking outwards from his grille, and then driving around the block a few times (taxi driver). He does this every month or so, because his car is his business. I'm not sure which stick incenses available might be good...

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I carried one on Amtrak this last week, they didn't even open my bags. There could've been anything in there.

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I've tried this, and I bypassed the nailing-to-the-door because I didn't have that option. I balanced them on top of the lintel and anoint them regularly with Fiery Wall of Protection. Nobody knows they're there and that suits me fine, I know it's not traditional but it works.

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My mother just found a ladder up against her house, and one of her house keys missing. My father is a creepy guy, and I really suspect it's him, and he's planning something. I changed the locks and got new keys, but this is freaking me out, ESPECIALLY because it's my own flesh and blood. What should...

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That's a lot of oil.

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Lengua tacos are one of my favorite meals. I love reading about new angles!

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Start with the Yronwode book,
* "Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic".

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I've used a square from a brown paper bag.

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Mad tip for Crown of Success: I discovered that it blends with the a well-known citrus-scented brand of brilliantine very well. I tried some with a floral-scented brand, and it wasn't quite as successful. The citrus-scented brilliantine comes in spray bottle form and it complements the CoS' fruitine...

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Query: If a customer were to buy the ingredients of a spell kit separately (say, wanting a Triple Strength Mojo instead of the regular one included in the kit), and the shop has evidence of this, could it be possible to get a copy of the instructions to the actual kit? Naturally, assuming this is ca...

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Crown of Success is the best scent I've tried. Psychic Vision is the most effective I've tried.

I'm oddly attracted to Abramelin lately though, I'm not sure why. Something Jungian, s'pose.

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HHRM suggests a pan full of blueing water.

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Somebody here recommended to carry a whole horse shoe to the track, which I didn't get to try this year because the cruddy weather in the NW this summer made it a mess. I did a few off track bets at a nearby Indian casino, and I wore some Fast Luck as I usually do when gambling. I miss it, but La Ni...

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ALSO, the Dr. Hernandez link has solved ONE OF THE GREAT MYSTERIES IN MY LIFE, that of "Senor Misterioso". I came across a little glow in the dark figure of him over a decade ago, I had no idea who or what he was and what he represents (he was sold by the Seattle store Archie McPhee's AS "Senor Mist...

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St. Martha and Martha Stewart have the same personalities, so much so that it's creepy. Both Marthas get stuff DONE, but in a way that seems pretty heavyhanded.

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interested In life, Sebastian was a gymnast and charioteer, and a favorite among Roman sports fans. He left the sporting life to become a soldier, and there he became a Christian and suffered martyrdom for his decision. He's a good saint for athletes, gay men and male soldiers, although for soldiers...

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One short... c'mon guys!

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Were a customer to send flowers to the shop as a thank you greeting, are there any conflicts (allergies, etc.)?

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I'm also a writer and there're times when prospects don't materialize. A good reading can identify if there're specific issues blocking you or if you just need a boost in some areas. E.g. sometimes I get people who're interested in my work but they don't buy it coz my 'money luck' needs a boost, so...

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I use a combination of Crown of Success, Master Key and Psychic Vision, personally. Crown of Success on the top of the head, Master Key on the chest above the heart and Psychic Vision on the forehead/third eye area. I'm going to be experimenting with some Saraswati Oil very soon, and the saint I pra...

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I officially PROMISE to buy some Saint Sebastian oil, but can we extract a secondary promise to make the label from one of the more lurid paintings? :-D I adore Saint Sebastian, and the advantage to a Saint Sebastian oil is that it does DOUBLE DUTY as a sports success oil, as he's the patron saint o...

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I caught the Yronwode shout-out in the book's hoodoo chapter as I was reading it at work today. I thought that Horowitz did a pretty good job connecting the dots between Hoodoo and New Thought, something I hadn't considered before, even though Hoodoo predates New Thought by a wide berth. The book is...

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The Japanese method of using a small piece of mica on top of a pile of sand/ash is lovely.

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Is it self-lighting or will it require charcoal? The description is a little vague.

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