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luckymojo.com

manufacturer and importer of traditional and folkloric magical, occult, and spiritual supplies based in the african american, asian, and latin american traditions.

herb-magic.com

magick herbs used in traditional and folkloric african-american, asian, and latin american occult rituals and magic spells.

mamiwata.com

a comprehensive resource on the ancestral tradition of west african and diaspora vodoun, mami wata, mama tchamba, amengansie and the many ancient deities of this powerful tradition. the chosen sacred spiritual path of choice of millions across the world. all are welcome!

altreligion.about.com

Explore the history, practices, and doctrines of the world’s major religions on Learn Religions. Find guides to Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and more.

sacred-texts.com

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oldstyleconjure.com

when i first got on the web many years, ago it seemed that no one on the web thought hoodoo, rootwork, or conjure work was important. i was laughed at and told, "hoodoo conjure work is just ole wives' tales." today, everyone understands how important hoodoo, rootwork or conjure work really is. through other ethical workers and the unarguable successes that clients have experienced, conjure work is now getting the respect that it deserves. a few experienced and hereditary workers have stepped forward to usher the new generation into the powerful conjure work of the american south. it is my hope that this small site will add something useful to the hoodoo community. titles i’m an old style rootworker or conjure doctor and my rootwork or conjure work, as some call the work, shows this. i chose not to add a title to my name. i am just plain starr, but other rootworkers do have titles. some of the titles used in conjure work are, conjure doctor, root doctor, rootworker, professor, conjurer or just plain hoodoo. in days gone by most of the workers were either called a root doctor, conjure doctor, or a conjurer. conjure doctor