How to Use Lucky Mojo Magical Herbs, Roots, Seeds, Flowers Questions and Answers

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Tue Apr 28, 2015 9:49 pm

Hello, Slava ,

Congrats on your purchase! That book is THE best investment for your money

That is THE greatest book. I call it: "The Green Bible"

Yes, many people believe that you do have to do one or both of those things to the herbs, or talk to them. Some do not. There is no one way to work with herbs.

take care

Unread post by **Papa Newt** » Tue Apr 28, 2015 10:00 pm

Hi Slava,

Personally any Herbs and Roots I get I will always welcome the spirit of that plant. I'll get my hands into the herb to get familiar with it, speak with it, and thank the herb for the help it will provide. This is just a little something extra I had picked up over the years of working in a metaphysical shop.

I would also invite you to check out two episodes of the Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour where a pannel discussion on Plant Spirits and Allies was presented. It was such a wonderful topic that the guest did a part 2 on the topic. I provided the links for the show below where you can learn more.

Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour: Plant Spirits 2/15/15
Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour: Plant Allies 3/29/15

Unread post by **catherineyronwode** » Wed Apr 29, 2015 6:48 pm

Slava, you do not need to "charge" the herb or "bless" it -- you neet to do like Aida and Papa Newt said, thank it, connect with it. The radio shows that Papa Newt pointed to will open your thinking on this subject, i believe.

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Slava · Unread post by **Slava** » Wed Apr 29, 2015 8:06 pm

wow; thanks so much dear catherine yronwode and Papa Newt ; that answers everything ; and i'll read the links ; 1 day i will take the course if catherine yronwode is still available ; feeling very blessed now with all your help; sorry, english is not my first language;

mizjoannlee · Unread post by **mizjoannlee** » Fri May 01, 2015 7:29 am

I love the Lucky Mojo herbs and curios. They are already blessed, I suppose some while they are being grown, and have a sense of being "alive" and cooperative. They are much better than herbs bought elsewhere.

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Unread post by **Oceanas Moon** » Sat May 02, 2015 4:56 pm

Just a general question... I have an ant hill springing up in my yard. I would like to harvest the energy, but unsure what to use it for. I was thinking for steady work, or building something, or teamwork spells. I know that red ants are used for cursing, hexing, insanity, hot footing, etc. I have used hives, and paper wasp nests and have a jar of red ant hill dust with dead ants, but unsure about the everyday ant hill. They are not red ants just the common everyday variety. And I just want the dirt, not the ants. Any thoughts?

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sun May 03, 2015 11:16 pm

Hello, Oceanas Moon ,

I agree: teamwork and building.

It would be interesting to see how this manifest: would the behaviors be the same as the ants? More male input? Woman becomes the Queen?

I just hope that you don't disrupt the ant colony...

Take care

avoiceanswered · Unread post by **avoiceanswered** » Tue Jun 02, 2015 1:37 pm

What do you use hibiscus for?

I have an abundance of varieties (red, yellow, pink, white, yellow red, pink red) at my fingertips and I can't help but wonder how to best utilize them. I should be at least drying them for later use.

Searching on these forums I see some people use them for love spells.

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Wed Jun 03, 2015 8:42 pm

Hello, avoiceanswered

This is what I found: search.php?keywords=hibiscus

Wising you the best

take care

Twyla · Unread post by **Twyla** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 2:38 pm

Hello!

Are there certain numbers of herbs that should be followed when creating your own blends? For example, there is the 9 herb love mixture and 13 herb bath that is sold by LM, and I was listening to one of the radio shows where Conjureman Ali was giving instructions on a mojo hand and said they could add up to 21 herbs (it was for road opening/getting a job). Does one need to stick to certain amounts of different herbs for each purpose or are there general amounts to follow? Such as 9 for love, 13 for cleansing, 7 for luck or gambling, etc.

Thank you!

cleanwaters · Unread post by **cleanwaters** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 5:45 pm

Has anyone ever used marijuana as a tool to help garner more focus on intent during spell work? I am working on love and reconciliation work in addition to break up work and I am trying to make sure I am as focused as possible considering my emotions are everywhere. I don't smoke marijuana regularly but it does help me focus on one thought and I figured it may be helpful in my effort. If anyone has any insight or advice please let me know

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 8:37 pm

Hello, Twyla,

Traditionalists stick to the manner of putting a certain amount of herbs (according to what it is for) that correlate with the number associated with that spell work (as you had already mentioned). And others don't. I myself prefer to do so.

With mojo hands, that's a different story. Usually, a love mojo might contain 7 items. An herb could be counted as one item or a mixture of herbs could count as one item. It depends on the rootworker's choice.

Take care

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Polarbear · Unread post by **Polarbear** » Fri Jun 26, 2015 4:28 am

May I know what is an average herbs self life? Or is there any self live for herbs?

Unread post by **Papa Newt** » Fri Jun 26, 2015 9:21 am

Hi Polarbear,

It really comes down to how the herbs are stored. It is usually recommended to storing herbs in an air tight container, and store in a cool dark cupboard. I have had herbs last me two years or so.

Kelvin88 · Unread post by **Kelvin88** » Wed Jul 01, 2015 11:59 pm

I did a search on this topic, but I didn't get any results back. I thought I'd found a patch of deers tongue when I first sighted this, until I got closer and realized the flowers were different. I know some of the uses for milkweed, but I was wondering if it might have any other special uses given how different it looks. I keep seeing things about milkweed, but it's only the most common kind, or the rose milkweed. I know about the doctrine of signatures, which makes me think it might have some other unique uses, but I don't know how to use it to figure out what those might be. Does anyone here have any advice or know of any other uses for it? Thanks in advance!

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Thu Jul 02, 2015 9:58 pm

Hello, Kelvin88 ,

I am sorry but I can't find any results for this in relation to Hoodoo

Sorry

SweetLady · Unread post by **SweetLady** » Mon Jul 13, 2015 12:26 pm

Hello All:
Does anyone know of hoodoo uses for cilantro? I grew some this year and have a little "crop" coming in. I only use it for salsa and I was "googling" trying to find uses for it in cooking or for health when I suddenly thought that maybe there might be magickal uses for it as well. I googled cilantro magickal uses and received some hits from wiccan websites, and some links to the LM forums where others had posted. However, I was wondering if any of the seasoned practicioners have information, history, or knowledge about it.
In the other google searches about cilantro herb (nonmagickal) it says that cilantro was used in Mexican, Cuban, and Asian cooking recipes. I also learned that it is called Mexican coriander or Chinese parsley. Given that hoodoo is kind of a "melting pot" of traditions that incorporates many cultures including those mentioned for its culinary uses, I was wondering if it has uses in hoodoo. Can it be used as coriander? is it the same as coriander as one website mentioned? Thank you so much for reading and replying. <3

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Mon Jul 13, 2015 8:54 pm

Hello, SweetLady

It's the same thing!

Find it here: www.herb-magic.com/coriander-seed.html

So, yes, Lucky Mojo does carry it!

Take care

APone · Unread post by **APone** » Mon Aug 17, 2015 6:29 am

Hi,

What are some herbs and things that correspond to the "Destruction" purpose, that I could use to stuff a poppet for that purpose? I'm interested in herbs but also if there are any other things that you carry like specialty roots or trinkets that I could use also, in a poppet or in a mojo bag perhaps.

Thank you.

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Mon Aug 17, 2015 10:52 pm

Hello, APone ,

I have moved your post to the appropriate subforum

Please read the posts here for your answers.

Take care

brit · Unread post by **brit** » Sat Aug 22, 2015 9:39 am

Hey guys.
So, I've ordered the book, and waiting for it to arrive. Look forward to reading it.
But I have a question I think it probably won't answer.
I live over in the UK, where we have different native plants. I would like to use those plants that are native to the uk, perhaps identifying them using the doctrine of signatures? Or using them according to their traditional pre-neopagan usages?
I know that practicing in this way would not be traditional hoodo, and I'm not really trying to do fusion or eclectic here, but surely the plants of the american continent are not more magical than any others, just that the african-american culture never made it across the pond to identify them right?
Let me know what you think.
Thanks

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sat Aug 22, 2015 9:49 pm

Hello, brit ,

Welcome to the forum

I think I understand your question

If you are asking about similar herbs, without the same botanical name, then it won't do the same thing that Hoodoo prescribes.

But yes, go to the Doctrine of Signatures. That is your best bet.

If you're practicing something other than Hoodoo, I don't recommend using different herbs for a Hoodoo spells other than a Hoodoo Prescription.

For instance, I also practice other forms of Spirituality. I don't incorporate a Santeria herb in a Hoodoo spell. And visa-versa. The same with a Wiccan spell or a Palo spell. I stick to the prescription of that practice.

Remember, sometime, the herbs have a different purpose in other Spiritual practices.

Wishing you the very best

take care

APone · Unread post by **APone** » Mon Aug 24, 2015 9:26 am

Thank you - I don't know why I missed this link to that page. But I looked there and I didn't see anything for "Destruction". Are there herbs in your shop that go for that particular purpose?

Thanks.

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Mon Aug 24, 2015 7:54 pm

Hello, APone ,

Confusion; crossing; drive away, etc. These herbs combined = destruction

http://www.luckymojo.com/hoodooataglance.html

I hope this helps.

Also, take a look at this page for some nastier stuff: www.luckymojo.com/mojocatherbs.html

Just scroll down and even get into the insects and animal curios

Good luck!

ConjuringCat · Unread post by **ConjuringCat** » Wed Sep 02, 2015 2:56 pm

In terms of parrot feathers do would Parakeet or cockatiel feathers work since they technically fall under the same family as a parrot or are only more 'traditionally' considered parrot feathers need Like ones from Macaws?

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Wed Sep 02, 2015 9:33 pm

Hello, ConjuringCat ,

For communication: A bird that talks.

Take care

Youllneverknow · Unread post by **Youllneverknow** » Wed Sep 23, 2015 9:33 am

I Have obtained a Rose of Jericho and would like to use it for resurrection/reconciliation towards a love interest. Im however having a difficult time finding out how to charge the rose with energy for that purpose...
Anyone have some spells or advice?

Unread post by **Miss Athena** » Wed Sep 23, 2015 10:59 am

Hello Youllneverknow,

This is a forum for advice on how to use Lucky Mojo products so unfortunately we can't advise on how to use items obtained elsewhere.

There is a good article on Rose of Jericho in t"The Black Folder" book which Lucky Mojo distributes.

Thanks.

MarianneS · Unread post by **MarianneS** » Wed Sep 23, 2015 3:33 pm

(If this is a duplicate question, please chalk it up to my being new!) Having grown up in Oregon, I stumbled upon pinedrops (Pterospora andromedea) a couple of times in my youth. I was told not to pick them because they were very rare, but that old folk magic indicated that they could be used to locate and find treasure.

I now live in northern Maryland near some woods that are mostly beech and oak trees. I found a host of beechdrops (Epifagus virginiana) yesterday, and since they are a similar parasitic plant, I wondered if there were recipes or spells in the hoodoo or Native American traditions that use beechdrops? They don't seem to be rare, so I am thinking that carefully wildcrafting a few stems would be okay.

I think there is one other similar parasitic plant in the U.S. like these that is known as Indian pipe, or ghost plant, or fairy smoke, and I may be getting these confused.

I leave it to the forum's great wisdom. Any advice? Thanks SO much!

Marianne

Unread post by **Miss Athena** » Wed Sep 23, 2015 4:09 pm

Hi MarianneS,

Welcome to the forum!

If you haven't already done so (and assuming you wish to), please introduce yourself in the Introductions thread.

This forum is for help and advice on using Lucky Mojo products, so unfortunately we won't be able to advise on the use of items obtained elsewhere. But it's very interesting that you have managed to wildcraft some promising items in the wild, and I wish you luck in finding a good use for them.

Wildcrafting rare, threatened, and endangered plants should nly be undertaken after reviewing local laws.

MarianneS · Unread post by **MarianneS** » Thu Sep 24, 2015 4:43 am

Thank you for the clarification, Miss Athena. Appreciate it!

Lala+ · Unread post by **Lala+** » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:38 pm

I've purchased the 13 herb bath. But I will be using it for 5 days and then 5 days again the following month. How would I store the herbs after opening them so they would remain fresh? Thanks

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sat Oct 03, 2015 7:59 pm

Hello, Lala+,

Your answer is on this thread: in an airtight glass jar.

Take care

Lex009 · Unread post by **Lex009** » Thu Oct 08, 2015 5:12 pm

Theres an interesting mushroom i saw called cruel man of the woods/ old man of the woods are they two different mushrooms or one in the same? any information on their uses?

MarianneS · Unread post by **MarianneS** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 11:16 am

Just to follow-through on my question: I did find reference to beechdrops and treasure finding in Cat's "Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic," pages 99-101!

It is listed under Gall of the Earth and several substitutes (which are carried by Lucky Mojo) are listed there.

My area, which is heavily wooded with beech and oak trees, seems to be lousy with beechdrops, but considering how they grow, they could be easily decimated if over harvested. I just wildcrafted a few stalks. They certainly seem to work!

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 7:13 pm

Hello, MarianneS »,

Thank you so very much for sharing this with us. That is very thoughtful of you

Wishing you the best!

Take care

FAY · Unread post by **FAY** » Sun Nov 01, 2015 1:12 pm

I've been trying to work herbs into my candle magic but find they are catching fire and causing the candle to melt incredibly fast. Is it advisable to use a mortar and pestle and to grind the herbs to a fine powder and mix with the oil to dress a the outside of the candle? Also I am planning to use a skull candle for an upcoming spell; should i make a hollow in the candle to stuff the skull with herbs and re-seal with another candle of the same colour?

Unread post by **catherineyronwode** » Sun Nov 01, 2015 7:26 pm

FAY, without seeing what kinds of candles you are using or what kinds of roots or herbs (how flammable they are) or how much herbal matter you are using, or how you are applying it to the candles, we really cannot reply.

I suggest that you start with rolling candles, as described in my book "The Art of Hoodoo Candle Magic." In that book, there is a drawing of a hand-rolled candle that also may be of help.

I prefer not to powder the herbs that i will add to vigil candles because then there is no "tea leaf reading" possible.

If you are dressing vigil lights, you will simply need to learn which herbs are oily and flammable, which are fibrous and wick-like, and how a candle burns -- how it draws wax. Learn from a teacher or spend a few months learning on your own.

With a skull candle, it is loaded from below, generally. You do make a hole, but you do not use wax from another candle to seal it -- you use wax from the skull candle itself. There is plenty of discussion of this in the skull candle thread at this forum. In fact, most of these questions are addressed in the candle sections of the forum.

Good luck!

FAY · Unread post by **FAY** » Mon Nov 02, 2015 11:12 am

Thank you so much for your reply.

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cactusrose · Unread post by **cactusrose** » Mon Dec 07, 2015 8:03 pm

This may be 100% the wrong forum for this and I completely apologize if it is, but I needed to ask. I brewed Hyssop tea to cleanse in today (for the first time ever) and after pouring it over my head my hair (which is typically very curly and frizzy) looks phenomenal. The curls are so bouncy and smooth (a la Shirley Temple) and it just generally looks so nice. Like I said this may be the completely wrong place to ask, but I was so curious if Hyssop had any beauty benefits in addition to its use in cleansing and purifying.

brit · Unread post by **brit** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 4:00 pm

Hi

So I have copy of Herb and Root, and I've been reading the section on Adam and Eve Root, and also the reference made to mis-selling of same in the introduction.

This site also makes many references to the fact that Adam and Eve Root is not included in any of the recipes by that name, and is not stocked, because it is illegal and non-sustainable to harvest.

Having compared the description given in the book of a fake Adam and Eve Root pair to the many images of supposed AER on sale online, I am very suspicious of them, as they seem to match the description of a a balm of Gilead bud and a boiled peanut looking item (See image below for example, this does not link to any competitor listing or anything like that, don't worry lol):

http://www.lunasgrimoire.com/wp-content ... e-Root.jpg

Are these 'roots' fakes/substitutes? And if so, is it better to use a pair of balm of gilead buds as mentioned in passing in the book, or what other substitute would be most appropriate?

Thanks for your help

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 9:11 pm

Hello, brit ,

That's not the real deal.

Just go with what Miss cat says in her book.

Sorry!

Unread post by **Priestess Divine** » Sat Jan 02, 2016 6:51 am

Hello all. I just want to make a comment about herbs, roots, etc. They speak to me.. I've been in stores and had desires to purchase herbs that I had never heard of and had no idea what it was for, then ended up needing it for a given situation I was dealing with. I've had herbs at home and had such a strong desire to use them, not knowing I was in contact with evil, needed them to keep away things, etc. I've had cravings to eat certain herbs but not realizing until spirit revealed it to me why I needed to eat it at the time.

They are my allies, our allies but we have to be willing to hear them speak to us to feel them. Let spirit guide you. If you can hear and feel them,....They will guide us to where they need to be. They will speak to you as you do your work. They will even tell you when they are not needed for a given work. They are not just pieces of plants or roots that come from the earth but much more.

Spirit of the herbs and roots - I thank you!

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sat Jan 02, 2016 10:30 pm

Hello, Priestess Divine ,

Thank you for this great testimonial!

Take care

Unread post by **Priestess Divine** » Sun Jan 03, 2016 7:53 pm

Miss Aida

ABSOLUTELY!!

CarenMarie · Unread post by **CarenMarie** » Thu Jan 07, 2016 11:54 pm

Greetings all!! I'm not new to using herbs for medicinal purposes but I am new to rootworking. I'm building up my apothecary chest and I have to pick 40 new herbs to add to my collection. I would really appreciate any opinions on herbs/curios that should be added. If interested, PMing me any recommendations for your top 5/10 would be awesome and appreciated.

I'm currently reading cat's herb book and I'm happily overwhelmed with all the options there and in the Lucky MOJO shop.

Thanks for taking the time to read!

(On hand I'm down to lemon balm, rosemary, lavender and dandelions)

Unread post by **Miss Athena** » Fri Jan 08, 2016 10:15 pm

Hi CarenMarie,

It depends on the kind of work you would like to do.

Here is a page from Lucky Mojo on herbs and roots and the conditions to which they correspond. It could help you sort out your choices.

http://www.luckymojo.com/hoodooataglance.html

Good luck.

CarenMarie · Unread post by **CarenMarie** » Sat Jan 09, 2016 7:24 am

Thank you Miss Athena!

Unread post by **MissMichaele** » Sat Jan 09, 2016 12:43 pm

CarenMarie,

You may find, as you compare Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic with your favorite medicinal herbal, that there is considerable overlap in magical and medicinal usage. (I often tell clients to go to a health food store and open http://www.herb-magic.com on their smartphones, and compare the listings there with the ingredient list on herbal tea boxes. A fun and relatively convenient brain stretcher! So, yes, do open your favorite medicinal herbal book right next to your copy of Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic.)

Aside from that, it's hard to specify what herbs you should buy, because everybody's needs are different. What kind of magical work do you most need? What kinds are you most attracted to? What kinds are you gifted for – that is, what types of spells are most likely to work when you do them?

Magically useful herbs that are also medicinally useful– Well that's just gravy; but I do love gravy. Lots of it.

Happy hunting, and good luck,

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CarenMarie · Unread post by **CarenMarie** » Sat Jan 09, 2016 2:21 pm

Thanks for replying Miss Micheale, I'm looking to explore work that's more towards personal well being and expanding my use of medicinal herbs to help family and friends. And your so right, after spending time going over cat's book it looks like I'll just be refilling my chest with herbs and roots I've been using in med teas for years. Now I'll just have to try my hand at preparing oil blends so I can make my own dressing oils in the future.

Thanks again!

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Sat Jan 09, 2016 5:08 pm

Hello, CarenMarie,

You ought to consider taking Miss cat's Hoodoo Course. You'll learn the foundations of making hoodoo oils!!

Take care

CarenMarie · Unread post by **CarenMarie** » Sat Jan 09, 2016 9:45 pm

Thanks Miss Aida, I plan on enrolling this summer if space is available.

Unread post by **bast78** » Fri Feb 19, 2016 11:52 am

Does a gift count as a personal concern?

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by LEWIS de CLAREMONT

Author of

Secrets of Attraction
The Ten Lost Books of the Prophets
The Master's Course of Lessons in Hypnotism
The Ancient’s Book of Magic; The Ancient’s Book of Formulas
The Seven Keys to Power; The Seven Steps to Power
Legends of Incense, Herb, and Oil Magic
How to Get Your Winning Number
The Home Herb Doctor

Inventor of Hypnopoule

Illustrated by
S. Quinlan

Restored, Revised, and Edited by
Catherine Yronwode

PREFACE 3

INTRODUCTION 6
General Principles 7
Magic As a Definite Religion 8
Magical Secrets of Compounds 8

CHAPTER ONE:
LEGENDS OF OILS 10
Occult and Psychic Anointing 11
Understanding the Trinities 12
How to Anoint 15
How to Dress a Candle 16
Oils Used in Magic 18

CHAPTER TWO:
HOW TO USE OILS 20
Altar Oil 20
Angel Oil 20
Attraction Oil 21
Bat's Blood Brand Oil 21
Bible Bouquet Oil 22
Black Art Oil 23
Buddha Oil 23
Chinese Oil 23
Cleopatra Oil 23
Commanding Oil 24
Compelling Oil 24
Concentration Oil 25
Dove's Blood Brand Oil 25
Exodus Oil 25
Five Circle Oil 26
High Conquering Oil 26
Hindu Grass Oil 27
Indian Guide Oil 27
King Solomon Oil 28
Kyphi Oil 28
Lovers Oil 30
Magnet Oil 30
Mecca Oil 31
Planet and Planetary Oils 31
Power Oil 31
Rose of Crucifixion Oil 32
Spirit Oil 32
Success Oil 33
Temple Oil 33
Ten Commandments Oil 33

CHAPTER THREE:
LEGENDS OF INCENSE 35
Reasons for Using Incense 35
Incense in Divine Worship 35
Incense Used in Magic 37
How to Make Liquid Incense Oil 38
Formulas for Making Incense 38
CHAPTER FOUR:
HOW TO USE INCENSE 40
Abtina Incense 40
Attraction Incense 40
Black Incense 40
Ceremonial Incense 40
Cleopatra Incense 41
Commanding Incense 41
Compelling Incense 41
Lovers Incense 41
Lucky Planet Incense 42
Magnet Incense 42
Mystic Rites Incense 43
Oriental Incense 43
Power Incense 43
Psychic Vision Incense 43
Spirit Guide Incense 44
Success Incense 44
Temple Incense 44

CHAPTER FIVE:
SACHET POWDERS 46
Sachet Powders 46
How to Make Sachet Powders 46

CHAPTER SIX:
WASHES AND BATHS
Baume Tranquille 47
Modern Baume Tranquille 47
Bush, Herb, and Condition Baths 47
White Lavender 47
Red Lavender 47
Chinese Wash 48
Seven Holy Spirit Baths 48

CHAPTER SEVEN:
LEGENDS OF HERBS 50
The Doctrine of Signatures 50
The Tree of Life 50
Herbs of the Classical Gods 51
Poisonsous Botanicals 51
Flowers and Herbs of the Virgin 52
Flowers of the Nativity 53
Herbs of the Crucifixion 55
CHAPTER EIGHT:
HOW TO USE HERBS 58
Adam and Eve Root 58
Alkanet Tree 58
Belladonna 58
Bethel Nut 59
Buckeye 59
Cactus 59
Clover 59
Devil's Shoestring 59
Dragon's Blood 59
Elder 59
Fern 60
Five Finger Grass 62
Frankincense 62
Fungi 62
Good Luck Herbs Mixture 63
Grains of Paradise 63
Graveyard Dust 64
Hawthorn 64
Hellebore 64
Henbane 65
Holy Herb (Yerba Santa) 65
Jack-in-the-Pulpit 65
John the Conqueror. High 65
John the Conqueror, Low 65
John the Conqueror, Southern 65
Juniper 66
Kalmia 66
Life Everlasting 66
Lodestone 66
Loving Herbs Mixture 66
Lucky Hand Root 66
Marjoram 66
Master of the Woods 66
Milkwort 66
Mistletoe 67
Myrrh 67
Myrtle 68
Oriental Gum Resin 68
Periwinkle 68
Poke 68
Queen Elizabeth Root 68
Queen's Root 68
Rattlesnake Master 68
Rosemary 69
Rue 69
Sacred Bark 69
Saint Johns Wort 69
Sandalwood 69
Sang Root 69
Sea Spirit 69
Smellage Root 69
Star Fish 70
Sumbul Root 70
Tonka Beans 70
Waahoo Bark 70
Walnut 70
Wormwood 70
CHAPTER NINE:
LOVE MAGIC 72
Love Powders 72
Classical Love Philtres 72
Classical Aphrodisiacs 73
African Love Beliefs 73
Hindu Love Beliefs 73
Persian Love Beliefs 74
Asian Love Beliefs 74
European Love Beliefs 74
American Love Beliefs 75
Midsummer Herbs for Love 75
Curious Water of Myrtle Flowers 75 Angel Water 76
The Spring Nosegay 76
Hippomanes for Lust 76
Dill for Love 77
Coriander, Violet Valerian 77
Sea Holly (Eryngoes) 77
Making the True Love Powder 77
Ambergris as an Aphrodisiac 78
Amulets for Love 78
To Continue Love Once Obtained 79
To Reduce Love 79
Turtle Dove Powder 80
Water of Magnaminity 80
Famous Love Poisons 81
Truffles for Seduction 81
Mandrake for Lust 82
Knapweed for the Future Husband 82
Basil and Women 83
Dragon’s Blood for a Lost Lover 83
Heliotrope for Fidelity 83
Lemon Peels for Truth in Love 83
Wecker’s Secrets 84
Cubebs, Opium, and Spices 84
The Notary Art of Solomon 85
Alcohol and Sugar for Lust 86
Herbs for Quenching Love 86
Water of Chastity 86
Wax Effigy Doll for Love Revenge 87
Untying and Tying the Knot 87
Three Impossible Tasks of Love 88

CHAPTER TEN:
TALISMAN MAGIC 89
Making Metallic Talismans 89
Table of Affinities 90
Talismanic Secrets 90
Seals from the 6th Book of Moses 91
Seals from the 7th Book of Moses 92
How Talismans Are Used 94

AFTERWORD 95

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Michelle12 · Unread post by **Michelle12** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 10:39 am

Hi All
I would appreciate a recipe or herbs I can put on or in food to get rid of unwanted people (step children) who are living in my house.

Please advise what would be good thank you.

Unread post by **catherineyronwode** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 10:54 am

Hi, Michelle12,

There are a LOT of recipes for exactly what you want to do in this practical, text-heavy cookbook from Missionary Independent Spiritual Church. It costs $9.00 and you can order it here or via Amazon (frankly, their shipping rates are lower on one-item orders, and we don't mind saying that).

From the recipes listed in the table of contents belwo, i would recommend, for your situation, the following:

Go Away Chocolate Caramel Bars, 82
Haters Be Gone Hot Wings, 75
Stop Bothering Me You Gotta Go Chili Balls, 76
Texas Hot Foot Chili, 78

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HOODOO FOOD!:
THE BEST OF THE CONJURE COOK-OFF AND ROOTWORK RECIPE ROUND-UP
PRESENTED BY THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF MISSIONARY INDEPENDENT SPIRITUAL CHURCH
Editor and Cook-Off Coordinator: Sister Robin Petersen

CONTENTS

Introduction 4
New Year's Luck 5
Money Matters 15
Affairs of the Heart 23
Hearth and Home 55
Enemy Tricks 73
Dreams and Divination 83

INDEX

Adam and Eve Love Salad, 49
Aioli, the Protective Mayonnaise, 67
Anise Overnight Dream Cookies, 89
Apple and Onion Soup for Love, 33
Ashta Special for Romance and Seduction, 26
(2013 Conjure Cook-Off 1st Prize)
Astral Travel Tea, 83
Bachelor's Money Stay With Me Soup, 20
Basil-Garlic Butter for Home Protection, 63
Black Magic Cake, 79
Black-Eyed Peas for New Year's Luck, 8
Boiled Greens for New Year's "Folding Money", 9
Bring Me Some Money Mini Meatballs, 15
Cardamom Lamb for Passion or an Illicit Affair, 38
Catfish Work Against a Love Rival, 78
Celtic Scottish Harmonious Office Shortbread, 19
(2011 Conjure Cook-Off 1st Prize)
Cooking with Bath Water, 41
Cornbread for New Year's Gold and Coins, 9
Cut and Clear Ginger Lemon Bars, 53
(2011 Conjure Cook-Off 3rd Prize)
Cut and Clear Lemon Meringue Pie, 54
Dill Baking Powder Biscuits for Raising Up Love, 27
Dream Tea for Lucky Numbers, 91
Eggplant Parmesan for Love and Sex, 32
Fast Luck Punch, 67
Feel the Love Truffles, 42
Fertility Bacon and Rice Creole, 37
Fiery Wall of Protection Lentils, 70
Financial Cleansing Tea for Mending Bad Credit, 19
First Love Bacon-Cheese Stuffed Cherry Tomatoes, 34
Fish Fillets to Keep a Woman Happy in the Home, 24
Four Thieves Vinegar BBQ Sauce, 60
Four Thieves Vinegar Sweet Potato Salad, 72
Fortune Telling Cheesecake Pull, 90
Fresh Ginger and Mint Protection Tea, 57
Gentle Loving Cupcakes, 40
Get Down to Business Fig Cake, 22
Go Away Chocolate Caramel Bars, 82
Going Away Ham, 64
Golden Fortune Corn Fritters, 10
Guard Your Love Tamale Pie, 57
Haters Be Gone Hot Wings, 75
(2013 Conjure Cook-Off 3rd Prize)
Honey Cake to Sweeten Business Associates, 13
Hoppin' John for First Footing at New Year's, 5
Hot Money-Draw Texas Chili, 17
Howlin' Hot Passion Strawberries, 37
Ice Box Pie to Keep Your Head Cool with Money, 18
Kaerlekskaka (The Love Bun), 85
Keep 'Em Close Braised Short Ribs, 28
(2012 Conjure Cook-Off 2nd Prize)
Kiss Me Now Balls, 48
Love Honey, 23
Love Muffins, 46
Love Uncrossing Cupcakes, 52
(2012 Conjure Cook-Off 1st Prize)
Lovin' in the Oven Lasagna, 30
(2011 Conjure Cook-Off 2nd Prize)
Lucky Money Marriage Berries, 21
Luvv Brownies to Catch and Keep Your Love, 39
(2012 Conjure Cook-Off 3rd Prize)
Magical Herb Jelly, 55
(2010 Conjure Cook-Off 3rd Prize)
Magical Miracle Mashed Potato Salad, 61
Magical Syrups to Sweeten Iced Tea and Tisanes, 35
Making "Vippebulle" (Straw Bun), 85
Marry Me Cinnamon Crumble Apple Pie, 42
Money Uncrossing Collard Greens, 7
New Orleans Style King Cake, 93
New Year's Eve Good Luck Corn Muffins, 6
Old Fashioned Pound Cake for Saint Expedite, 58
One Pot Protection, 71
Passion Punch, 31
Peppar Kakar Cookie Coins for Money Luck, 19
Persian "Protect My Man From Other Women" Salad, 29
Pesto for Lovers, 36
Pickled Penis Party Pick-Ups, 77
Poppy Seed Cake for Wishes and Dreams, 94
Prosperous Rosh Hashanah Cinnamon Pot Roast, 17
Provence Oil for a Peaceful and Protected Home, 67
Red and Green Tomato Chutney for Lucky Numbers, 89
(2013 Conjure Cook-Off 2nd Prize)
Red Eye Gravy to Keep Your Man Working, 65
Red Fast Luck Punch, 66
Red Hot Cinnamon Chocolate Chili Cupcakes, 74
Roasted Garlic for Home Protection, 72
Rose Petal Sugar for Use in All Love Cookery, 28
Rose Pound Cake, 41
(2010 Conjure Cook-Off 1st Prize)
Safe and Happy Home Roasted Chicken, 56
Santa Muerte Spice Cake, 62
Scandinavian Glogg for Yule or Winterfest, 14
Secret Language of Chocolate Candy Fillings, 43
Secret Language of Edible Flowers in Salads, 37
Seeing True Biscuits, 88
Silver Dollar Money Drawing Pancakes, 16
Sleepy Time Sweet Dreams Tincture, 94
Sneaky Love-Trick Truffles, 44
Spicy Chocolate Chili Coffee Frosting, 73
Steamed Asparagus with Pine Nuts, Manhood Style, 25
Stop Bothering Me You Gotta Go Chili Balls, 76
(2010 Conjure Cook-Off 2nd Prize)
Stuffed Cherries for Nature and Fertility, 29
Summoning the Future Spouse Using a Dream Pancake, 85
Swedish Hole-Bread or Halkaka, 84
Tempting Love Apple Stuffing, 35
Texas Caviar, 11
Texas Hot Foot Chili, 78
Three-Herb Saffron Love Rice, 25
Tisanes and Other Herbal Infusions, 57
Valentine Pear Salad, 36
Vanilla Sugar for Kindness in All Relationships, 65
White Icing for Pound Cake, Upon Getting a Job, 58
Zucchini and Corn Side Dish for Protection, 69

First Edition 2014
(Contains 2010/2011/2012/2013 entries)

Published by
Missionary Independent Spiritual Church
6632 Covey Road
Forestville, California 95436
http://.missionaryindependent.org

Michelle12 · Unread post by **Michelle12** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 10:15 pm

Hi Miss Cat
Wow that book looks finger lickin good (forgive the pun) how can I not resist I shall purchase.
Brilliant!!!

Thank you I'll let you know how it pans out.

Michelle12 · Unread post by **Michelle12** » Mon Mar 28, 2016 11:06 pm

Hi Miss Cat
Are the ingredients everyday ingredients or special (Spell ingredients ) as I guess whatever I cook for them I do not want anyone else to eat as its only then ( the step children) I am trying to get rid off.

Can I ask you on a scale of 1 -10 how likely it will be that I can get rid of these children back to the country they came from and would feeding them any of the recommended receipes be adequate enough to get them out, it has been 6 long years that they have been giving hell to me in my home and their Dad will not consider for a minute sending them back home to their mother (they are illegal in the UK and need to go back to Jamaica).

What do you think I have been advised to use banishing powder but the task is somewhat difficult as all their belongings are in their room and neither of them will go out when I am at home and when I go out they go out, their is no time when without looking over my shoulder can I get to apply the powder.

sorry if I have mixed some of what is for this forum and another I was just trying to explain my reason.

Thanks for your attention to this matter.

Unread post by **Miss Aida** » Tue Mar 29, 2016 5:35 pm

Hello, Michelle12,

There is no way to predict the likelihood of percentile chances of things happening. The bottom line is: 50/50 likelihood of working or not working

You would have to feed them what you feed them and see the reactions.

You may also want to consider domination spells on your husband to get him to cooperate with you

I am so sorry that you are enduring all of this. My heart bleeds for you. But, it also looks like to need to perform more aggressive work. You have a HUGE obstacle, and it is your husband. So, work on him...

Wishing you the very best