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I always caution people when it comes to work such as this. Frankly, unless you're skilled to know when to call off the hell hounds, it may get really messy quick. Crossing work--and this is crossing--is best done when you feel fully justified.

I absolutely agree, Conjureman Ali. Causing ...

With pre-made bath crystals, I use one packet for one bath.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

what about the words in the holy bible who say : living people is not allowed to comunicate with dead people ?

The Bible says a lot of things. Some verses condemn necromancy, while some talk of spiritual gifts and spirits. Even King Saul consulted with the spirit of the prophet Samuel using a ...

Starfinder, you can use any of the Psychic Vision products (http://www.luckymojo.com/psychicvision.html) to help with mediumship. Dress a white or blue candle with Psychic Vision oil and burn it along with some Psychic Vision incense. Pray for an increase in psychic ability, and ask the Lord to send ...

Prohibitions about not putting photos of the living among the dead is not something familiar to traditional conjure. Quite the opposite, if you want the dead to watch over someone alive you put their pictures together. Keeping photos of the dead & living together strengthens the bound between the ...

I would not... I would burn a separate candle for each man.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Yes, you'll find that using more than one oil strengthens the work. You're adding complexity and depth to your work.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

I'm not a Catholic, but it seems to me if you feel bad about putting the statue away perhaps you should make a space were you can display her permanently? Creating a home for a spirit who walks with you is very traditional. As for the rose bush... my mother grew up in extreme poverty, she always ...

Oh yes, you're absolutely correctly Miss Cat, here in North Carolina the word "hoodoo" is not common. And when it is used it almost always means "evil work".

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

I've always made an X (to cross up someone start top right to bottom left, then cross that line with top left to bottom right), then come back and make another line-- top right to bottom left just under the first line-- to reinforce the curse. One going East to West, two going West to East.

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If you do not feed your mojo it will die. Imagine if you had a human assistant you never fed, never talked to, never interacted with. Even if you do not need a mojo to be working for you at that moment, you still need to feed & care for it properly-- it's a living spirit. As for storage, when not ...

Fullmoondiva, there are different opinions on this. I was taught to throw uncrossing, jinx-killing, cleasning type bath water to the East at Sunrise because evil cannot stand the Light. The Light of the Sun (Light of the Son) will destroy the evil. But later in life I met a rootwork who said to ...

Oh, that's a great idea Miss Michaele!

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Hey Ann, if you wash them well that will take anything of your children off the clothes. When you use articles of clothing in conjure, they are just the vehicle for personal conerns (sweat, blood, semen, etc.) that might be on them. Unless the person is dead, in which case their spirit might be ...

The new labels for Follow Me Girl, Jinx, Jinx-Killer, and Jezebel products are terrific! I especially like the Jinx & Jinx-Killer labels-- fantastic!

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Lord have mercy. That's all I can say. I know this is a forum for Lucky Mojo Curio Co. supplies and products and not a place for theology or history lessons-- and I respect that this is Miss Cat's place. But, Lord have mercy.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

I find the regional variations in hoodoo really fascinating. Nearly all of my family are in North & South Carolina, but I had a great-uncle who married a creole lady from New Orleans and they raised their family in the city. When I was younger I went to visit and found the differences between New ...

Interesting... I'd not heard of conjure being hush-hush in NC before. People seem rather open about it in my neck of the woods. There was even an enormous billboard on HWY 11 between Kinston and Grifton promoting Enam's Spiritual Shop in Grifton (until Hurricane Irene blew the sign down). The ...

In Southern-style conjure there are no hard & fast rules regarding ancestral altars; as a matter of fact most would probably not even use the phrase. But there are cultural commonalites which allow a person in the know to say "Ah... I see what's going on here". It is very common to have a little ...

A thought on the comment above about using or not using Catholic saints when you're not Catholic. One of the things I love about Hoodoo/Conjure is its immediacy; I don't need to wait on God or any other spirit to do it for me. With some roots/herbs, minterals, oils or powders, and so on, I can draw ...

Stacey, cut the tip off the red part to make it flat, then carve a new tip on the black end (you've made the red the bottom & the black the top). Hold the candle with the red facing towards you. Dress the black part of the candle away from you and tell all that mess to go back where it came from ...

Your daughter sounds like a very sweet little girl. The Lord tells us the meek shall inherit the earth, and it sounds like she is gifted with kindness. It would be a shame to take that out of her... life seems to have a way of doing that to people naturally. I would use Protection & Blessing ...

MWn-- hold the herbs in your hands and pray to the Lord to permit good spirits to come to you and help you... and to keep bad spirits away.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

I come from a Christian background where anything remotely approaching magic was forbidden in the strongest possible terms.

I've heard people mention things like this before and it is so bizarre to me! I come from a place where folk magic is so intertwined with Christianity that I cannot separate ...

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Hey fellow Tar Heel! I absolutely believe the South is special because of the number of people practicing roots (and because of our history and culture). This is stuff deeply embedded in who we are as a people. All that work done, all those spirits called upon, all that power is here in ...

Luckbewithme876, did you ever see the movie Eve's Bayou? Mozelle's gift is a perfect example of the use of psychic powers in conjure. I agree with Aura, Lucky Mojo's Psychic Vision products are incredible! One of the very first things I ever bought from the Lucky Mojo was a Psychic Vision Spell Kit ...

Thank you, Miss Michaele! Ancestor work is the very foundation of my practice. I would be nothing without my ancestors; and I owe them everything.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Whoever said you have to convert to Catholicism to practice hoodoo is *WAY* off base. The overwhelming majority of hoodoo workers are Protestant (Baptist, Methodist, etc). A minority are Catholic, and they are primarily in areas which were historically Catholic, like Louisiana. Most old-timey ...

Mama Micki, Fayetteville is a major hub of conjure! Haha

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Where did you live in NC, Mama Micki?

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

You're right, ConjureMan Ali. New Orleans gets all the glory! But the Southeast is where it's at!

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

PS I just realized there is one exception that might be seen as "raising energy", that's when sex is involved in a spell and you want that sexual energy strong and bound up in the work. However, that's still not "raising energy" in the New Age sense.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

I agree with Aura, "raising energy" is not part of conjure work. Focus of intention, however, is a part of the work. This does not involve chanting or trying to work yourself up in a frenzy; it's being able to see clearly in your mind's eye what you want to happen. Some workers also work by the ...

Here is a true story I heard about a devil dog (in SC they call them plat eyes) told to me by my mother... when my mother was a little girl (circa 1952) her family went to visit relatives near Wilmington, NC. The old man of the house was very mean and abusive, and while they were visiting he beat a ...

Miss Cat has a good page on the crossroads here: http://www.luckymojo.com/crossroads.html I take things to the crossroads all the time, but I have never felt the need to do the actual ritual. As for your question #4, I can tell you most people I know do not consider him to be Satan from the Bible ...

I usually write the name on the candle three times top to bottom for most cases (I tend to work pretty simply). Sometimes I write the name in a spiral if the spirit dictates. As for cursing, if I use a candle I burn it normally (because I'm calling down something on someone). Butting and burning a ...

Ah, that makes sense ConjureMan Ali! I didn't even think about it, but bottom to top would be a great way to reinforce the work.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

If you want to draw him closer to you one way is to start at the very top near the wick and write his name around and around the candle, like a candy cane or barber shop pole. At the end of his last name, just start again with his first name-- no spaces. Repeat all the way down to the bottom of the ...

I love Master of the Woods and I think it works well with calamus. As a matter of fact, I use Master of the Woods, Calamus, and Master Root pieces together in a Commanding hand for personal strength & a commanding presence.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

I love Follow Me Boy! And Kiss Me Now!, too. Not only do they smell great, but I've always gotten great results.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Hey Josh, I have a background similar to yours. I'm from rural eastern NC. I grew up around rootwork & conjure; my grandmother was a spiritual medium and other family members were rootworkers. For the longest time I just thought what was practiced around here was old-wives tales and country folk ...

Temple garments are the same as a Catholic wearing a scapular, or a Protestant carrying a mojo hand. It is protection, but those defenses can be broken if the case is justified and your magic powerful enough.

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

You don't have to use all forms of a product, but it is very powerful if you do-- like adding layers to the work. This is especially truth if you want to build up something, like protection or strength. And like Miss Devi said, if you can get a John the Conqueror root (or similar root or curio) all ...

Crucible of Courage (oil, powder, bath) is powerful for inner strength and fortitude. For depression, I highly recommend Rose of Crucifixion (also in oil, powder, and/or bath). I have used Rose of Crucifixion for my own depression with amazing results. There is no greater healer or comforter than ...

Welcome, Josh! I'm in Kinston, NC (in the eastern part of the state).

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Hey Miss Bri, it's good to see you too! I'm Disciples of Christ, too, Autumnalflower. My church is a little different, though. It was founded by my ancestors as a Baptist church and became affiliated with the Disciples of Christ after the Civil War; however, we still use the Free Will Baptist ...

When I was young (1970s) in Eastern NC, no body used glass encased candles. So far as I can tell, the use of glass encased candles started in the 1980s in this area. Now it is very common to find glass vigil candles in conjure shops here. I am also Protestant and I do not work with saints; however ...

My top five are:

pine
poke root
rose of sharon leaves
five-fingers grass
devil's shoestring

*and*

salt
red pepper
coffee
ammonia
dirt dauber's nest

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

There is real evil in this world, but teenagers often act out because of deeper issues or trauma. It's a pivotal time for teens because they can go one of two ways, and that can impact the rest of their lives. Maybe the dream was letting you know this boy needs help? You should protect yourself ...

Hey Miss Cat, that Lee Canipe is a cousin (3rd or 4th?). He and I are constantly getting confused for one another-- I once received an interesting email from Dr. Cornel West, who thought I was my cousin! I descend from a long line of clergy and many of my relatives are ordained ministers (Baptist ...

No, the folks at Lucky Mojo pray over all their products-- you're getting some good juju! Now if you picked up some supplies from a corner market or something you'd definitely want to clean them off before using. But with Lucky Mojo products you want to hang on to that extra blessing.

Lee Canipe ...

I apologize for piggy backing onto Kolade's post (Welcome back, Kolade!), but I just had to say... Thank you so very much, Miss Cat. There aren't enough words to express how grateful I am for all that you have taught me, and for setting me on the path of reconnecting with my roots. For many years I ...

Hey Gavin,

Are you at Camp Lejeune? I live in Kinston. Conjure is very common all around Eastern North Carolina. If you know what to look for you'll see it everywhere. Even the sheriff of Onslow County is a root doctor

Lee Canipe

Lord, have mercy. I often wonder if people really understand the meaning of "justified".

Lee Canipe #398 (G)

Welcome, Christian. I'm in Kinston, NC.

Lee Canipe

Please, folks, remember that Lucky Mojo does not support the idea that human spiritual aims must must invariably be carried forward at the expense of destroying the habitats and the lives of countless non-human species. "God don't like it and i don't either, it's scandalous and a shame."

God ...

Hey Michael,

I'm from Kinston; way over on the other side of the state. Good to see a fellow Tarheel!

Lee

Thank you, Cleopatra. I definitely see him as a whole person, and he is a great guy. My post did sound a little like I was trying to corrupt this innocent guy, didn't it? :lol: I've been focusing on the sex part because that is where the problem is. Our friendship, our compatibility, our ease with ...

As part of an ongoing passion/romance work I'm doing on a special friend, I started burning a red penis candle on a honey jar. I dressed the candle in Kiss Me Now!, Follow Me Boy, and Q Oil (and may I testify the quality of these Lucky Mojo oils are exceptional). I decided to burn the candle in runs ...

In a message dated 3/22/2009 4:11:27 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, hrc-grads@yahoogroups.com writes:
>>BTW...does anyone know how to pronounce Braucherei? Is it brow-sherrie?<<

It's pronounced Brow-her-rye. The "her" being pronounced like your clearing you're throat.

Hexerei is pronounced Hex ...

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