Get ready here's the magickal hand sanitizer recipe we may not want, but it looks like we're all going to need. Read more
Get ready here's the magickal hand sanitizer recipe we may not want, but it looks like we're all going to need. Read more
It is said that the month of March comes "In like a lion and out like a lamb...." I find myself thinking about the concept of in like a lion and how it applies to many magickal we may find ourselves in as Black Witches. Read more
Around here lovely and lusty magickal potions are always in the air.The following spells are designed to bring the best love for you directly to you and set the stage for passion. Read more
Witchcraft and Willow go hand and hand. Having properties of healing, creativity, protection, fertility and divination, it is honored in many different magickal traditions. Read more
I've been reading cards professionally for over 30 years and a Daily Tarot Pull has been part of my practice from the very beginning. If you aren't doing a daily tarot pull, you should be. Read more
People get intense over pumpkin spice. I have nothing against the deliciousness of anyone's coffee, but the same delightful flavors you love in your cup or doughnut, also pack a pretty powerful kind of pumpkin spice magick. Read more
I almost didn't write about the 2020 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
Voodoo Universe the blog was started in 2013 and for most of the past decade it has been a wild ride. There have been almost a million page views and I am so thankful and amazed by everyone who reads and shares what is featured here. We have grown to become the most popular Voodoo blog in the world and continue to remain dedicated to accurate and respectful information about New Orleans Voodoo, Haitian Vodou, La Regla Lucumi, and all of the other African Traditional Religions. Read more
In the religion of La Regla Lucumi one of the Orishas of healing is Babalu Aye. Honored on December 17th (which is the feast day for St. Lazaro,) people leave offerings, make pilgrimages, and cook healing feasts. Read more
Some of us witches celebrate Samhain, or Halloween, year round and why should the Yule season be any different. I've heard people call it Witchmas, and with Santa skeletons, nightmares before Christmas, pentagram pinwheels, half moon dips, and ginger dead men, what's not to love. Read more
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