I am proud and humbled at the amazing information that has unfolded in this Divination Space Station series, if you missed any of it please take some time to check it out now. One of the things that amazes me about divination is that there is always something more to learn. Read more
Tea leaf reading has stolen the historic spotlight here, and most people are unaware of coffee divination as a magickal system. Reading coffee grounds, tea leaves and the like is officially called Tasseography. Read more
Some know the sacred energy of the volcano as Vulcan, Pele, Konohana Sakuya Hime, or Chaifi, but in the Afro-Caribbean religion of Lucumi (Santeria) this divine mix of fire and earth is the domain of Agayu. Read more
Isis is representative of beauty, love, abundance, marriage, fertility, healing, the power of the Moon and of the Afterlife. I almost want to write that she is the Goddess of everything, because she almost is. Read more
Greetings Voodoo Universe Readers ! I'd like to announce my new book 55 Ways to Connect to Goddess. Here's a little sample, and a weird book trailer !!! Read more
I have the utmost respect for Ms. Alvarado and I have long enjoyed her artwork and her writings. I eagerly looked forward to hearing what she was going to write about this problematic topic. Read more
One of the ways the popular media has chosen to portray New Orleans Voodoo and Haitian Vodou is as a religion focused on highly sexualized rites and orgiastic possession. In my experience as a Voodoo priestess and scholar, nothing could be further from the truth. Read more
It's been awhile since the Voodoo Universe has stopped at the divination space station, but this go around we are pleased to talk with Oseaana December, tarot reader, crafter, and conjurewoman extraordinaire. Read more
New Orleans loves its dead, and its food. It's ironic then that not very many people remember the name of one of the city's most powerful Voodoo figures of all time, namely Dr. John Montanee (Montagne). Read more
One of the things I cherished about Margot Adler was that she knew her stuff. Paganism today is too often sold and regurgitated drivel, and I say that as both an academic and a member of the Pagan community for over two decades. Read more
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