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Category: Hoodoo and Diaspora Magick
La Reina Besant Opens New Orlean’s First Black Owned Tea and Magic Shop – PUNK BLACK
Queenly Conjure started as a vending table at various events and was transformed through hard work, and her inspiration to create a nexus for the POC and LGBT communities. The shop is exactly that- a nexus. Bringing people together from various walks of life to share in good community vibes…
Ancestor Bottles by GoddessMother OfOrisha SupaQueen (@waterwitchcreations) • Instagram
In Defense Of The Term Witch In The African Diaspora – Witch University
“Witch” and “aje” do not mean the same thing. Someone who is practicing witchcraft in the west would be best described in Yoruba as ologbon obinrin for wise woman or ologbon eniyan for wise man Source: In Defense Of The Term Witch In The African Diaspora – Witch University
Magickal Ingredient Substitutions
Many times when we are publishing instructions and recipes, we forget that not everything is available or appropriate for everyone in the world. Different local environments, economies, customs, and taboos all come into play. It is a good idea to at least mention possible substitutions. In the case that you…
Upcoming Bone Reading Class
The course from Oseanna has ended, but you can still learn Ossomancy or Sheloya’s Hoodoo Bones System at Orisha.me.
