Anthropology Of Religion

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Isn't it hard to find a real magic spell that works these days? It can be exhausting to try to figure out how to get the impossible done. Most of the time having someone else who knows what they are doing is the best bet. Often people come to us saying that they have had other spell caster perform a spell on their behalf with no results.

THINGS TO WATCH OUT FOR ARE:

1. People who only accept western union. That is something that you want to avoid.

2. People who charge you more than once for the same thing or threaten you to until you pay an additional fee is someone that you want to avoid.

If you encounter anyone who has one of these two issues then you need to stop doing business with them immediately and try to get your money back. These are signs that the person is not a legit witch and probably isn't doing anything to truly help you.

A request that we get a lot is if we can help someone cast a spell on their own. Unfortunately we do not have the time to teach people Wiccan witchcraft magic spells. Candle spells are simple and are a good starting point for someone who wants to do it themselves. Candle magic is a part of most Wiccan rituals and spells. They are often anointed with oil and carved with Pagan symbols, Runes, or writings in the Witches' Alphabet. The image candles of the human form can be representations of the God and Goddess, or of a person related to the magickal work.

White magic spells that work are not always published. Checking out a book on witchcraft from the library can be just as misleading as the spells that you will find on the internet. Not everything that you read about witchcraft is true. Finding a real spell that works can take time, so do your research and find the right source. It will be worth it in the end when you get the results that you seek.

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Suggested reading (pdf e-books):

Robert Ellwood - The Encyclopedia Of World Religions
Reformed Druids - Anthology 00 Introduction
Reformed Druids - Anthology 07 Miscellany

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Bringing A Poppet To Life

Once you have made the poppet or dollie, you will want to 'christen' it and give it life. Here are two suggestions as to how that might be done:

* Making the sign of a cross over the poppet,

using your dominant hand,

say the following:

(POPPET'S NAME) YOU " AND (POPPET'S NAME) TO "* Point into the head and heart of the poppet

and say with conviction" WILL ALWAYS AND EVER BE.

* Hold the poppet between your hands,

the poppet should be resting on your non-dominant hand,

and say the following:

You will think what I tell you to think,

Walk where I tell you to walk,

Talk when I tell you to talk,

Do what I tell you to,

Go where I send you,

And speak when you're spoken to.

As I have said" SHALL IT BE.

Source: Labonadea

Suggested reading (pdf e-books):

Charles Godfrey Leland - Ariadia Or A Gospel Of The Witches
Raym - Spirit Guide A New Life Guide
Anonymous - Reaching Out To Wiccans

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Voodoo Magic

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The spelling "Voodoo" denotes the religion of Haiti.

VOODOO is a way of life. For those it touches, it is impossible to define. Many would simply state, "Voodoo is a beautiful religion". But, while true it is far more than that. Voodoo is religion, culture, heritage, and philosophy. It is also art, dance, language, medicine, music, justice, power, storytelling & ritual.

The Voodoo is a way of looking at and dealing with life. It heals and destroys - Is both good and bad; simple in concept and complex in practice. Voodoo is seen in daily life and every detail of life has meaning in Voodoo. The Voodoo is open to all yet holds many secrets & mysteries to those who are uninitiated.

To fully understand Haitian Voodoo you must study the people, the language and culture of Haiti. You must realize the history of Haiti's children and the stories of their Spirits. You must examine Voodoo at its roots in Africa and how it came to and changed on the island of Hispaniola. Even then you will not fully understand Haitian Voodoo - You must immerse yourself in it. Voodoo must be lived.

A HISTORY OF VOODOO IN HAITI

VOODOO history belongs to the millions of people, whose ancestors were brought from Africa to the Caribbean in bondage. Although its essence originated in distinct regions of Africa long before the Europeans started the slave trade, Haitian Voodoo, as we know it today, was born in Haiti during the European colonization of Hispaniola. Ironically, it was the forced immigration of African slaves from different tribes that provided the circumstances for its development. 1 These stories of African roots, enslavement and hard fought freedom comprise the history of Voodoo.

Christopher Columbus planted the seeds of Voodoo when he landed in Hispaniola ("Little Spain") in 1492. Within two decades the Spanish had all but eradicated the native inhabitants, the Taino (Arawak) Indians in an attempt to force them into slavery. 2 The "native peoples unable to withstand enforced labor and European diseases, died in appalling numbers, and the use of European indentured servants proved to be uneconomical." This set up the cycle of slave trade with West and Central Africa that began in 1517. 3

In 1697 the French acquired the western third of the island of Hispaniola. Over the next century a plantation economy developed and African slave labor made Saint-Domingue (Haiti) the wealthiest colony in all the world. The prime source of this wealth was sugar, but coffee, cotton and indigo were also grown and exported. Slavery on these Haitian plantations was so brutal that the Africans only survived an average of ten years, and the workforce had to be continually replenished with new arrivals. In the course of a century, the slave population swelled from a few thousand to nearly half a million. This growing slave population became very diverse and many African nations, languages and belief systems were represented within its people.

It is during this period of French colonization that much of Voodoo's structure (as we currently know it) developed. In an attempt to keep their beliefs alive, the Africans began to not only invoke their own Spirits but to practice the rites of other African nations. Colonists thought that by separating tribe members individuals would not come together as a community. However, in the misery of slavery, the transplanted Africans found a common thread in their faith. These mixed, intermingled religions are the basis of Voodoo. Those nations most prevalent are the Fon of the ancient West African kingdom of the Dahomey, now Benin & Togo; the Yoruba of what is now Nigeria and parts of Benin; and the BaKongo from the Central African nations of Angola and the Democratic Republic of Kongo. Also evident were the Nago, the Ibo, Senegalese, Haussar, Caplaou, Mondungue, Mandinge, Libyan, Ethiopian, and the Malgache nations. 4

Christianity and European influence also played a role (to some extent) in the development of Voodoo. During the French occupation of Haiti, the rulers of France answered to the Roman Catholic Church, which recognized African slaves as human beings. A set of laws called the Code Noir or Black Codes spelled out not only how slaves would be treated, but stipulated that all should be baptized and instructed in the Catholic Faith. 5 Over time, the Africans began using Catholicism as a means to mask their religious practices. This is how the syncretism or perceived assimilation of African deities with Catholic saints developed. The Africans incorporated Catholic prayers into their services and used images of Catholic Saints as representations of their Spirits.

The Voodoo went underground to some extent, but it grew in popularity, in large measure because of the oppression. By the early 1950s the Catholic Church shut down this war, got rid of the warmonger priests and made their peace with Voodoo. African drums and melodies were even incorporated into Catholic church services. 10

The Voodoo was tested as late as the 1970s when evangelical Protestant missionaries flocked to Haiti. These missionaries were bitter enemies of Voodoo and deemed it "Satanism". Many of these people claimed that Haiti's misery is because she is being punished by God for the sins of her Voodoo serviteurs.

As a new, shaky government develops in Haiti, Voodoo is again emerging from the underground and being accepted as an established "religion". The Constitution of 1987 guarantees the protection of all religious practices, including Voodoo.

It is this story of how African culture crossed, survived and creatively adapted itself to a new land that makes up the history of Voodoo. It is also the lessons of Haitian history that make up Voodoo culture - as Haitians have become accustomed to revolution, poverty, oppression; promise & betrayal by its own political advocates.

Suggested reading (pdf e-books):

Aleister Crowley - Intro Magick
Ed Richardson - Seidr Magic

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Louisiana Voodoo

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Voodoo spells are very popular primarily due to their powerful and highly impactful mystical practice. The roots of free Voodoo spells can be traced back to Africa and means "Spirit of God". An estimated fifty million followers are spread across various countries like Trinidad, Brazil, Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba. In addition, Voodoo spells online are practiced at home all around the world. Voodoo is very popular in New Orleans and has a considerable loyal following. The followers of Voodoo believe in one single God. The God has spirits, popularly known as Loa that rule on various worldly matters like family, happiness, wealth, revenge, and love. Voodoo spells definitely involve a doll that is widely called as Voodoo doll. This doll is used to represent the spirit of a person who is to be influenced for a positive outcome. There are various kinds of Voodoo dolls like Love Voodoo, Luck Voodoo, Luck Voodoo and even an All Purpose
Voodoo. One has to choose a Voodoo doll that fits in their purpose. There are many sellers who sell these Voodoo dolls. These dolls can also be bought over online. It is important that these dolls are purchased from authentic shops as the effect of a Voodoo technique very strongly relies on the Voodoo doll. It is usually advisable to do a careful research about the genuineness of a seller before actually buying a Voodoo doll.

The doll plays a very important role as it is used to call upon the powerful Loa spirits. Voodoo is so powerful that it can also be used for fulfilling very urgent desires too. There are a large number of websites which offer Voodoo services along with authentic doll. Many of these websites also have a large number of customer testimonials. These testimonials can be very useful to determine the authenticity and effectiveness of the Voodoo technique. Voodoo spells can be used for all kinds of purposes. These free voodoo spells can be used to make an existing relationship stronger by enhancing compatibility between the partners. Voodoo spells has also been used to get back a lost love. In fact Voodoo love spells are so powerful and effective that the lost love turns around and becomes very fond of the person who has cast the free Voodoo spell. Voodoo can also be used to avenge a person who may have wronged someone. This includes
reducing their sleep time and instilling fear in their mind. Voodoo spells online can also be used to change the perception about oneself and also to provide instant luck in all quarters of life. Voodoo spells are also practiced by very successful and wealthy people to enhance their wealth and increase their popularity.

Voodoo spells can be used to remove the barriers in one's life and lead a successful, happy and peaceful life. With free Voodoo spells being available online and free of cost, one should try Voodoo to remove the obstacles of life and lighten up their everyday lives. Using Voodoo online also enables the spell caster to remain anonymous if they are not comfortable with revealing their true identity.

Suggested reading (pdf e-books):

Matthew Ikonen - Warlocks Handbook
Cornelius Mathews - The Indian Fairy Book
Confucius - Confucian Canon

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New Orleans Voodoo

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New Orleans Voodoo is a hybrid voodoo, reflective of the eclectic culture that is uniquely New Orleans. The history of voodoo in New Orleans dates back two Centuries, to a time when West African slaves arrived in New Orleans, bringing with them the ancient religion that originated some 7,000 years ago.

The word voodoo means “spirit" or "mystery." Voodoo believers accept the existence of one god, below which are the powerful spirits often referred to as Loa. These powerful spirits are responsible for the daily matters in life in the areas of family, love, money, happiness, wealth, and revenge.

If New Orleans had an icon for it's brand of Voodoo, it would bear the image of Marie Laveau. Marie Laveau is somewhat of a poster child for the mixed races that emerge from New Orleans as she is said to have been a free person of color and part Choctaw. Mam'zelle Laveau was born to a wealthy French planter Charles Laveau, and a mother who may have been a mulatto slave, a Caribbean Voodoo practitioner, or a quadroon mistress.

Suggested reading (pdf e-books):

Albert Pike - Morals And Dogma
Rabbi Michael Laitman - The Open Book

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Voodoo Dolls In Magick And Ritual

Book: Voodoo Dolls In Magick And Ritual by Denise Alvarado

Denise Alvarado was born and raised in the Voodoo and hoodoo rich culture of New Orleans. She has studied mysticism and practiced Creole Voodoo and indigenous healing traditions for over three decades. She is a cultural anthropologist, psychologist, writer, artist, spiritual adviser, and cultural consultant.

Denise Alvarado writes plenty of books and her success is mostly due to the demand on Nawlins or Louisiana Voodoo heritage being way more than the books that are being written and distributed. The best publications on Voodoo aren't even published. The best history books on Louisiana aren't even published mostly due to a movement by the Government to hide Creole History From America, being that having a class of people of color, that lived on the same or almost the same status as whites during slavery takes away from the American Narrative.

Alvarado states that in 1804, Napoleon invaded Cuba, driving out Hispanics from Cuba into Nawlins and this is how Voodoo came about in the city. That's simply untrue. Creoles were always in Louisiana since the founding of the state and Africans were being imported up the Mississippi River from the Congo and Angola, so Africans were already there and being allowed to worship on Sundays in Nawlins Congo Square. Now, where Creole Voodoo came in, was during the Haitian Black Slave Revolt, which didn't just drive out the white French Creole but a huge population of mixed race or mulattoe Creoles, who fled into Nawlins, during the late 1700's to the mid 1800's. In the entire French Quarter of Nawlins, during the 1800's there was only one Cuban Creole businessman who owned a cigar shop. The mixed race Creoles of middle class status, who monopolized the commerce, publications and businesses were the keepers of Creole Voodoo and not the one of two that came from Cuba. So Creole Voodoo in Nawlins predates her 1804 starting point.

Spain and Spanish heritage is not a huge part of Nawlins except for some of the architecture but many Creoles of Color from Cajun Country or Lower South West La. State keep trying to make Louisiana some Spanish colony when it was dominated by the French (99.9%)-so saying that Cubans ushered in Creole Voodoo couldn't be further from the truth. And just to be real about it, Voodoo dolls aren't really a staple to La. Voodoo but more of a creation of whites and Hollywood. I know plenty of people who practice Voodoo, like almost all of my ancestors, and dolls are definitely over hyped up but she is selling a book even though many of her attempts to lay out the history of dolls in Voodoo are shaky and her history on the practice of Voodoo isn't well connected to any legit history.

You can use dolls but Voodoo stems from the practice of ancestor worship, which predates Ancient Egypt and goes back to Cush or Ethiopia, which had an empire that stretched into the Southern U.S.-which many Creoles are of Choctaw or Cherokee mixed, herbal remedies and conjuring of spirits that one can learn to control and even keep. Being from South of Nawlins, in a Parish that has been destroyed by Oil Companies (BP)-Bush/Obama and the U.S. Army Corp, all of the Creoles did Voodoo and I can even recall shape-shifting rituals but of course I didn't write any of this down-YET!

For the first time anywhere, explore the history, mystery, and magick of Voodoo Dolls in this fascinating new book. Tracing the Voodoo doll's roots back in history, author Denise Alvarado provides an intriguing account of the most provocative and mystifying icon of the African-derived healing tradition, dispelling stereotypes and myths, while at the same time showing how to make and use Voodoo dolls to enhance every day living. Learn how to make three kinds of Voodoo dolls, find over 30 spells and rituals to find love, attract wealth, offer protection, and promote healing and happiness. Denise Alvarado was born and raised in the Voodoo and hoodoo rich culture of New Orleans. She has studied mysticism and practiced Creole Voodoo and indigenous healing traditions for over three decades. She is a cultural anthropologist, psychologist, writer, artist, spiritual adviser, and cultural consultant.

I hope complete idiot's do not buy this book because then they will become very dangerous idiot's. Excellent book one of a kind, and on it's own is a Complete Occult system. Southern Voodoo Dolls remain a living art and powerful medium. You get all the 'bang for you buck' with this buy.

Buy Denise Alvarado's book: Voodoo Dolls In Magick And Ritual

Free eBooks (Can Be Downloaded):

George Robert Stowe Mead - A Mithraic Ritual
George Moir - Magic And Witchcraft
Richard Alan Miller - The Magical And Ritual Use Of Herbs

Mysteria Magica

Book: Mysteria Magica by Melita Denning

Mysteria Magica is the classic ritual text of training and development in the Western Mystery Tradition, appearing on countless suggested reading lists. Long out of print, this book has been hard to find and expensive when chanced upon. A Complete System of Magick, Mysteria Magica reveals essential and advanced teachings in terms that even newcomers can follow, with a richness of inspiration embraced by experienced mages. Mysteria Magica explores the core of Ceremonial Magick-the inner system of symbolism, philosophy, and spiritual technology. It shows how and why ritual acts can lead to their desired result in the "Principles of Ceremonial" section. This comprehensive work also presents a formal traditional education in the key elements of High Magick: sigils; telesmata; consecration; protection; and Enochian rituals and techniques, including proper Pronunciation of the Enochian language. Designed for individual or group use, Mysteria Magica contains the most vital procedures of High Magick with authentic texts and formulae.

Buy Melita Denning's book: Mysteria Magica

Downloadable books (free):

Borce Gjorgjievski - History Of Western Magic
Aleister Crowley - Intro Magick
Daniel Defoe - A System Of Magic
Ed Richardson - Seidr Magic
Melita Denning - Mysteria Magica Book V