Hoodoo, Conjure and Rootwork

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Comment by lucy on Thursday

Thanks Oak. Thanks Wyatt. I will do that.

Comment by Wyatt Hall on Wednesday

Lucy,

Something i do, is when a charm or amulet dies i give it a proper burial like oak said. But i offer it some Tobbaco and a splash of whiskey i would do with any other beloved dead. but like i said thats just me.

Comment by Oakthorne on Wednesday

Yes, once your High John is dead, give him a burial. No additional offering necessary, but do give him a little bit of ceremony, and a little marker of some kind - give him a proper funeral, in other words.

Comment by lucy on Wednesday

Thanks Wyatt. I was thinking to bury it.. what do u think would be a good offering?

Comment by Wyatt Hall on October 10, 2011 at 10:30pm

hey lucy,

Ive honestly never heard of that happening. But i guess it is possible since it is a sort of charm of sorts. IMHO i think the best thing to do would be to bury it with an offering and a thank you for its service. Kinda like you would do with other charms and the like. i hope this helped.

Comment by lucy on October 4, 2011 at 10:01am

is there a post somewhere on here about what to do with a john the conquerer root when he has died? im sure mine has and i would like to know what to do with him..

Comment by Flammeous {De Empress} on October 4, 2011 at 9:10am

I agree with Wyatt.  Stephanie Rose Bired book of sticks stones roots and bones is very washed with neo-wicca.  For more authenticity Denise Alvarado seems to be a better choice and that is just based on looking at a preview from her book.  Mama Starr I think is fabulous.  I am certainly saving up to purchase some of her books.  You can also listen to her with Dr. Lovebug here http://www.blogtalkradio.com/oldstyleconjure

Comment by Wyatt Hall on October 4, 2011 at 8:14am

Hello grayson,

I know im a noob here but thought i would throw my two cents in cause i know of these two authors. Stephanie Rose Bired IMHO isnt very good when it comes too hoodoo. I have read her book sticks stones roots and bones and its very white washed and Wicca based. The reason i say this is because well not only is it plain if read she also references scott cunningham often. Not saying she is a bad author just saying if your lookin for true to form hoodoo Not exactly the way to go.

Denise Alvarado from what i can tell from checking out her hooodoo ning site and her blogs i can tell she truly has a  decent hold on to it. She was porportedly raised in new orleans and her style of hoodoo deffinetly shows it. It has a very Vodoun Flair. I personly havent gotten around to ordering her books (not enough in the rainy day fund yet) but i would say go with her.

Since we are on the subject another author you may want to look into if you havent already is Mama Starr Casas(sp?) She is very good She puts it plain and has 30 years as a rootworker under her belt her website is (hope im not  breaking any rules..if i am sorry) www.oldstyleconjure.com

Hope this helps

Comment by Grayson on October 4, 2011 at 3:08am

Hello witches! It has been a while since I have been on here! (Needless to say, I have missed you guys), my dongle won't allow me to view this site as its for "adults". LOL
I have a question regarding hoodoo authors. The books are not too common in the UK but good old Amazon have some. There are a couple I'm looking at but have no idea on the quality of the content, I want to avoid the hoodoo versions of SRW!!
Any idea what "Denise Alvarado" or "Stephens Bird" are like?
Bendithion.
G

Comment by Lady Bleu on September 21, 2011 at 2:31pm

Wonderful news Dsuyentor! Blessings to you and yours.

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