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CONJURING THE CALABASH: EMPOWERING WOMEN WITH HOODOO SPELLS
CONJURING THE CALABASH: EMPOWERING WOMEN WITH HOODOO SPELLS
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Conjuring the Calabash: Empowering Women with Hoodoo Spells & Magick by Mawiyah Kai El-Jamah Bomani gathers spells, recipes, and rituals rooted in the Hoodoo tradition, an African American folk practice built on rootwork, ancestral reverence, and spiritual resilience.
Written by an accomplished Hoodoo practitioner, the book centers the experiences and needs of women, offering practical conjure work alongside the cultural and historical context that shapes the tradition.
Many practitioners work with the rituals inside as tools for protection, healing, and self-determination, incorporating them into a broader practice of rootwork and ancestral connection.
Grounded and unflinching, this book honors Hoodoo as a living practice carried forward by generations of women who used spiritual work as a means of survival and empowerment.
SPIRITUAL BENEFITS
EMPOWERMENT. ROOTWORK WISDOM. ANCESTRAL RESILIENCE.