Now You Know Show #36: Folk Psalms and Dragon's Blood
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Learn hoodoo: Folk Psalms are portions of the Bible that "everyone knows," and that may be set to music, recited as wisdom sayings, or used for a variety of petitions of blessing or cursing. Dragon's Blood Resin is used in spells, pacts, and wishes for warding off evil and bringing good luck and protection in money, love, gambling, power, and courage.
Dragon's Blood Resin Incense $5.50
Our topics this evening include Folk Psalms and Dragon's Blood
"From deep in the heart of Texas, where the stars at night are big and bright, comes The Now You Know Show, with Professor Charles Porterfield, here to tell it like it was and how it is, to help school ya, so no one can fool ya!"
Tune in and learn valuable lessons about the practice of hoodoo, conjure, and throwing roots with a skilled practitioner who brings a lifetime of experience to the task of teaching and a wealth of creativity to the presentation of entertainment. Professor Porterfield is a talented rootworker, a gifted DJ and voice-actor, a beloved psychic reader, and a well-loved author. Follow him into the authentic core of Southern conjure as you absorb the Sacred Secrets of Scriptural Sorcery, jot down Miss Loretta's weekly crock-pot recipes, get your Lucky Numbers, and brush up on your botanical lore from Miss Cat's "Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic," all the while following the amazing adventures of an old-timey Texas radio station crew whose shows -- and lives -- range unpredictably between soap opera and comedy.
Here's where to find links to every episode of The Now You Know Show with Professor Charles Porterfield.
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More than 115 podcasts are available, with free teachings on Hoodoo Conjure and Culture, Biblical Magic, Herb Magic Folklore, Divination of Many Types from Dream Interpretation to Cartomancy.
The Now You Know Show with Professor Charles Porterfield is a presentation of the LMC Radio Network.
http://tobtr.com/7745351
Learn hoodoo: Psalms In this episode I reveal the importance of Folk Psalms: that is, Psalms that are often set to music, and used for a variety of blessings and other concerns. Dragon's Blood comes from the sap of a tree, the Dragon Palm; naturally blood-red in colour, it is used in spells, pacts, and wishes for warding off evil and bringing good luck and protection in money, love, gambling, power, and courage.
Dragon's Blood Resin Incense $5.50
Our topics this evening include Folk Psalms and Dragon's Blood
"From deep in the heart of Texas, where the stars at night are big and bright, comes The Now You Know Show, with Professor Charles Porterfield, here to tell it like it was and how it is, to help school ya, so no one can fool ya!"
Tune in and learn valuable lessons about the practice of hoodoo, conjure, and throwing roots with a skilled practitioner who brings a lifetime of experience to the task of teaching and a wealth of creativity to the presentation of entertainment. Professor Porterfield is a talented rootworker, a gifted DJ and voice-actor, a beloved psychic reader, and a well-loved author. Follow him into the authentic core of Southern conjure as you absorb the Sacred Secrets of Scriptural Sorcery, jot down Miss Loretta's weekly crock-pot recipes, get your Lucky Numbers, and brush up on your botanical lore from Miss Cat's "Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic," all the while following the amazing adventures of an old-timey Texas radio station crew whose shows -- and lives -- range unpredictably between soap opera and comedy.
Here's where to find links to every episode of The Now You Know Show with Professor Charles Porterfield.
the-now-you-know-show-divinaton-spell-c ... ?sk=s&sd=a
More than 115 podcasts are available, with free teachings on Hoodoo Conjure and Culture, Biblical Magic, Herb Magic Folklore, Divination of Many Types from Dream Interpretation to Cartomancy.
The Now You Know Show with Professor Charles Porterfield is a presentation of the LMC Radio Network.
