March 1, 2023

I had high expectations opening the Wild Unknown Alchemy Deck given Kim Krans’s previous works. The evocative art and insightful guidebook both met my expectations. Read more

December 11, 2022

this is one of the only interviews conducted with the seer formerly known as Miss Cleo by someone within the African Traditional Religious community, by someone who is also Black and Queer and just wanted to get the truth out. Read more

December 3, 2022

Over the years we have profiled a lot of psychic readers here on Voodoo Universe, and this time around I am proud to present an interview with Arlo Wilde. Read more

November 19, 2022

Devil's shoestring root is probably one of the most common ingredients in the Hoodoo arsenal. Named because it was said to trip up the devil.... Read more

October 28, 2022

People unfamiliar with Paganism may think there's a disconnect between ancient religions and systems of belief  and modern technology. Read more

October 3, 2022

So what exactly is a cosmic c*nt? Samantha West, the designer of this deck, defines her/it as someone/something who is “ capable of abducting farmers from their land.” Read more

September 25, 2022

Comfrey is a delightful plant that can do many things both spiritual and mundane. It may not be as popular as sage or lavender, but it is infinitely valuable nonetheless. Read more

August 24, 2022

"Don't talk about it, be about it" is one of my mottos, so when I got the chance to start a community garden here in my New Orleans neighborhood I couldn't wait. Read more

July 25, 2022

J. Allen Cross is one of my favorite people, and let me start by saying this review of American Brujeria is long overdue. This book says everything it is supposed to say and so much more. Read more

July 12, 2022

Many Black folks like myself probably grew up doing a lot of Hoodoo magick and they didn't even realize it. A psalm for protection, some salt on the doorstep, a root in the pocket... all of these are time honored Hoodoo practices that for many of us have become second nature. Read more


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