The movement away from tradition is something that seems to be increasing exponentially in recent years. Tradition doesn't negate intuition, it improves it! Read more
The movement away from tradition is something that seems to be increasing exponentially in recent years. Tradition doesn't negate intuition, it improves it! Read more
One of my favorite ways to use this is for protection. Cascarilla is used in ritual with devotees making a cross with the substance on their hands, knees, feet, and other parts of the body. Read more
I've been a tarot reader and divination enthusiast since I was a child, but back then there weren't any decks or images that represented me and other BIPOC. So the minute I saw Brittany Lewis' new tarot deck I knew I had to get an interview about it for the blog. Read more
Most days I think Tarot Decks are like Tattoos, you can't have just one. Getting to know your newest deck is part of the fun. Read more
Called Crab's Eye, Lady Bug Seed, Sailor's Valentine, Jambee beads, Wayruros and Huayruro (pronounced Why-RU-RO) seed these tiny treasures of magick can be worn, carried, or placed about your space to gain special blessings. Read more
As always, I almost didn’t write about the 2021 Reading of the Year from the Yoruba Association of Cuba. In the past I’ve reported on the yearly reading and it has been very popular. Read more
It has been a very busy year here at Voodoo Universe. We've hit 666 posts on the blog ( Hail Satan ... just kidding.) Fortunately we continue to be dedicated to providing accurate and respectful information about all the African Traditional Religions or ATRs. Read more
Yule means trees, fires, and mistletoe. The darkest night of the year is traditionally a time for magick and mystery. Read more
The inimitable power of water is both so close and yet so far. When I first began writing Water Magic I was a bit puzzled as to the reasons the universe had for steering me in this watery direction. Read more
This week I learned of the death of someone who was a teacher, a godmother, and a dear friend, Gros Mambo Bonnie Devlin. Anyone who has ever experienced deep loss knows there is always a feeling that you wish you had more time. More time to hug, more time to dance, more time to live. Read more
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