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Latin Names of Plants Used in African and Diaspora Hispanic and Caribbean Medicine and Mysticism
This is a list of Latin and alternative names of herbs used in many areas of the African diaspora, but mainly those in African-Latinx medicine and mysticism. Some of the slang or common names may apply to multiple plants with similar uses because of local availability. For those out there…
Herbs, Stones, and Various Materials Used in Kindoki and Related African Diaspora Magic

Kindoki and much of the African diaspora branch of Brujeria has its origins in pre colonial practices from central and west Africa and central America as well as Spain and Portugal. So many of the commonly used ingredients are either native to central and South America or frequently imported. Because…