Description

Origin & Traditional Use

How to Use Amulets, Charms & Talismans in Hoodoo explains how rootworkers make and use protective and luck-drawing objects: mojo bags, roots, coins, lodestones and charms.

Uses in the Work

Use it to build mojo bags and charms for demon work: combining roots, herbs, stones and sigils into a carried talisman. The hoodoo methods of feeding a charm with oil, whiskey or breath translate directly into maintaining a pact talisman or a sigil bag for a patron demon. Keep it beside your book of shadows, and record what you test in practice alongside the author’s method.

Pairs Well With

Black Cat Bone; Devil’s Shoestring Root – 1 oz; Black Velveteen Tool Bag 4″ x 6″

Lore

Hoodoo developed from African, Indigenous and European folk magic in the American South. Mojo bags are called “hands”, “tobies” or “gris-gris”, and must be fed regularly or their power fades.

What You Receive

In a mere 96 pages, this densely packed and lavishly illustrated occult manual presents more than 150 popular natural curios, apotropaic amulets, protective talismans, animal totems, and religious emblems from around the world and from all eras of history, as prescribed and employed in contemporary hoodoo, conjure, and rootwork. A paperback book with 96 pages.