Lady Luck Mojo Hand Questions and Answers

[LuckyButterfly]

Hello to everyone. I would like to hear good advices from anyone who knows alot about hoodoo works. My husband and i enjoy playing Black Jack and sometimes the slot machines at the casino. We go at least 2-3 times a week. It is to our enjoyment because we work alot and we have 2 kids. We run a business together for 3 years now but the money is just flowing in really slow and as everybody knows, having a business means having to pay alot of expenses for the company. We live in Switzerland and everything here is very expensive and also all about paying left and right. In the end, it would just be fantastic to just have a little winnings or even better to win the jackpot in the slot maschines to be able to catch up with our financial situations. My kids would also love to travel but we just cant afford it because there's just not enough budget left. Its all paid out at the end of the day.

My questions are:

1) I cannot make up my mind on which Triple Strength Mojo bag to get whether it'd be Lady Luck or Lucky Hand. I also know that the the oils for your customized mojos are included to your order. But can i also anoint other oils like money stay with me, pay me, money drawing.

2) How many oils can one annoint to the mojo bag and candles?

3) Should my husband also have a mojo bag or it is already enough that i have one since we would just have the same mojo bag?

4) Lastly, if I decide on which mojo i will order, can i still do Miss Robin's Lucky Gambling spell and still have a mojo with me?

Much appreciated for the help and answers for my questions.

[catherineyronwode]

Sorry it has taken me so long to reply -- this post dropped off the "new posts" lists before any of the moderators saw that it was unanswered.

1) Lady Luck and Lucky Hand are similar mojo bags, with a few different ingredients. Lucky Hand is especially used by those who play with their hands, Lady Luck by those who gamble at casinos.

2) You can blend as many oils as you like. See the thread on blending oils in the Anointing Oils section of this forum for more ideas.

3) Since a mojo is not to be touched or handled by another person, you should each have your own. Please see the web page on mojo bags where this is fully explained, along with the song luyrics to "Take Your Hands Off My Mojo" by Coot Grant and Wesley Wilson. The url is

http://luckymojo.com/mojo.html

4) Yes, you can do Miss Robin's Lucky Gambling Spell and also have a mojo with you! For those interested in finding the spell, it is on my "Hoodoo in Theory and Practice" page on Gambler's Luck:

http://luckymojo.com/gamblersluck.html

Best of luck to you!

[pbgnewgirl]

I am not sure what is the best mojo hand for the casino. I purchased the triple strenth lady luck mojo hand....cause somewhere I read Cat saying that that is good for Casinos, then I read about someone who is having trouble with his mojo hand bringing him money, then I read that you have to say a "wish" to your mojo bag?? Something of that nature. I want to know if I bring the "Lady Luck, triple strength" mojo hand with me to the Casino, will that be enough, or do I have to do more than that?

Any other recommendation are greatly appreciated, thanks.

[corazon]

The mojo should of come with instructions to personalize and consecrate the hand for you.
Did you follow the instructions and get the bag working for you? If so, on the day you go to the casino you should feed your bag and bring it with you.
If you didn't follow the instructions yet, I would do that first before you go to the casino.

[snake]

I made myself a nice mojo for Las Vegas and did Miss Robin's gambling spell http://www.luckymojo.com/gamblersluck.html#robin but then got violently ill and spent all my gambling time sick in bed! I still have the mojo but I have no clue when I'll get to the casinos next. You should most certainly talk to your mojo, tell it your wish, your plans, and anything else on your mind. Mojos are like living beings and it's been my experience that they respond when you talk to them and pet them.

[pbgnewgirl]

Thank you,
I have not recieved my mojo hand yet. But thank you for the advice about talking to it and petting it and treating it as a living being. I sure hope my mojo hand once it arrives will help me to win some money from the casino table games, like black jack three card poker, and roulette. I am thinking of ordering a lesser strength mojo and I was thinking the one for card games....Any thoguhts?

[Miss Aida]

The Lady Luck Mojo Hand can be used by men as well as women -- in fact, one of the most famous of the old-time and long-gone casinos in Las Vegas was the Lady Luck!

[Rev Ernest]

Lady Luck Mojo Hand

Master risky and dangerous situations with a Lady Luck Mojo Hand

Spell Methods:
A mojo is the staple amulet of African-American hoodoo practice, a flannel bag containing one or more magical items, such as roots, herbs, seeds, coins, charms, a petition paper, and/or personal concerns, made to assist in the accomplishment of a wish, desire, or prayer. A mojo made for luck, wealth, love, protection, or health is traditionally carried on the person, but some mojos are hidden in a place where they will work on those who pass by. Alternative names for the mojo include hand, mojo hand, conjure hand, lucky hand, mojo bag, conjure bag, trick bag, tricker bag,root bag, toby, jomo, joomoo, gree-gree, grigat, gris-gris, and nation sack. A mojo used for divination, somewhat like a pendulum, is called a Jack, Jack bag, or Jack ball.

Product Details:
Lucky Mojo brand mojo hands contain authentic, traditional roots, herbs, and symbolic ingredients fixed in a flannel bag. Each one is made with consideration and prayer. They come with dressing oil and full instructions for use.

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Lady Luck Mojo Hand
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Lady Luck Triple Strength Mojo Hand

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Lady Luck Triple Strength Mojo Hand
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