When I was a young lady, the women who taught me magic also taught me how to serve my community by protecting people’s households and helping women to keep their men faithful or at least make sure they returned home safely. As grateful as I am to have been given…
Birds’ nests are considered sacred in many cultures. Among some in the African diaspora in north America, they generally represent family, prosperity, and the Orishas watching us or watching over us. It is considered very bad luck to disturb a bird’s nest, so if a particular bird’s eggs are needed…
When you are trying to make a pregnancy happen, it is important to give special observance/offerings to the deities who make that happen. This will vary by tradition. In Zindoki and other west and central African belief systems though, we believe that the physical and spirit realm overlap quite a…
I don’t just write about witchcraft. I actually practice it. This page was an announcement back in 2014, for the special discount during the Oshun festival. It’s outdated, but I figured that instead of just deleting the page, I’d keep it up to describe the process of ordering a love…
Before we begin, let me just say that this cake is dangerous. If the union is not completely against his Nature, it will cause the man to want to make passionate love with its maker. Treat this recipe with the utmost care because if a person actually does give in…
In American Hoodoo, some believe that when they do spells, they are working with "evil" spirits, and so they shouldn't use knots in charms. In some other African and diaspora traditions though, knots are very important in making charms. There is no right or wrong in this. It just depends on the tradition.
