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Conjure Doctor Profile: Aunt Caroline Dye

Who's Who in Hoodoo History: Laura "Lala" Hopkins was a two-headed conjure woman and an ardent admirer of Marie Laveau. Her devotion to the legendary Voudou Queen illuminated her path as a disciple of the esoteric arts and weaver of spells that drew admirers and foes alike.

Prayer and the Bible are a large part of Hoodoo, Rootwork or Conjure whatever name you call the work by even though most new age conjure workers don’t work with their Bible. For those who don’t you are missing out on a powerful tool. You can light a candle or vigil then add a little hoodoo powder and conjure oil, mark the candle or vigil then pray your petition over the candle. You have a powerful work. Here are a few prayers I wanted to share. These are prayers that I have collected and…

Formula for Horn of Penty Oil: The Horn of Plenty or Cornucopia is a symbol of abundance, nourishment, and agricultural, mineral and spiritual wealth.

Hoodoo & Conjure Magazine is the first periodical to focus on New Orleans Voodoo and hoodoo and related Southern conjure traditions and folklore. The mission of Hoodoo and Conjure Magazine is t…

Herbs acquired from an experienced hoodoo, nganga, or medicine man/woman are significantly different from herbs bought at the store. #hoodoo #hoodoopractitioner #hoodoogurus #spellwork #spellworker #layingtricks #orishas #divination #ancestralveneration #alchemy #medicinewoman #africantraditionalreligion #atr #conjure #conjureinkenya #conjurewoman #amakhosi

Marie Laveau is a name that captures the intrigue of witches, magicians and Voodoo-ists everywhere. Learn how to work with her here.

Caroline Tracy Dye, known as

Rootworker Bishop C. H. Mason with God’s handiworks in nature.