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Tuesday, June 25, 2019

"Using the principles of astrology, a horoscope can be created that shows the forces of karma that a person carries, and it can be calculated from the time of the birth of that person. By knowing the time of birth of an individual, an astrologer that is skillful can chart the destiny of a person that is accurate and tuned to the lifespan of that individual. 

Karma is then described as the total of the actions of a person or individual in this state of existence and past stages and has direct consequences as far as a person’s future state of existence in this life and those that are to come. It is also held out to be the law of moral causation. 

Karma is the main principle behind Buddhism as well. This belief acknowledges that every living thing has a cosmic energy which will interact with a karma generated by that individual which will determine the course that the individual will take during a lifetime. 

This principle is very similar to the principles of astrology. In order for a life to exist to its full potential there are specific factors, such as nature, mental energy and seasons have to become fulfilled. The karmic energy and mental energy are interacting on a constant basis and are also dependent upon each other which brings about change and progress, or disorder in one’s life, depending upon which influences a person subscribes to. 

Astrology says that the specific time that a person is born is determined in advance by the karmic and cosmic energy, while Buddhism says the same thing in so many words. So the link between the two could be said to be that life is not merely an accident, but is greatly influenced by the karmic and cosmic energy that interacts.

Both also would agree that the actions of a person during a lifetime will work for or against that person depending upon how the individual follows that karmic force that prevails upon them. Once a person is born, a life is controlled by the interaction of these forces. 

Buddhism points out that a person has a way out of the dilemma of being trapped in these forces, by stating that all karmic forces are stored in the subconscious mind. The good karma is then emphasized and the bad karma is destroyed and done away with by the development of the mind which will destroy the bad influences and thus purify the mind. 

Both astrology and Buddhism emphasize that the free will of the individual can do much to understand the karmic forces which are influencing them, and they both provide means of coping with them and rising above their influences to the better good." 


SOURCE:ASK PSYCHICS

Friday, August 17, 2018

Crossing and Uncrossing

 



At the core of hoodoo are African folkloric practices such as crossing and uncrossing, using spiritual baths and washes, laying tricks, creating grisgris bags, crossroads magic, and foot track magic. Knowledge of these terms is essential in the practice of New Orleans Voodoo.

Simply put, crossing refers to spiritual works that cause harm or bad luck, while uncrossing refers to works that reverse it. There are a number of products sold that are used to aid in putting and end to crossed conditions, particularly when used in conjunction with one or more of the psalms.

For example, products such as uncrossing crystals, oils, sachet powders, and incenses are believed to be particularly effective when used in conjunction with the 37th psalm.

The word cross is virtually synonymous with the words hex, jinx, and curse.

Foot Track Magic



Foot track magic is one of the hallmarks of hoodoo. It involves throwing powders and such in the path of a target, who will suffer from abnormal maladies and a run of bad luck once they have walked on it. 
The belief is that the toxic properties of the powder will be absorbed through the foot and “poison” the individual. Ailments such as back problems, difficulty walking, water retention, especially in the legs, and difficulty concentrating are some of the complaints of those who have been victimized in this fashion. The only cure is removal by a rootworker. 
Foot track magic occurs in two ways: the direct method, and the sympathetic method. The direct method is when the powder or other substance is thrown on the ground or a bottle is buried and the person’s foot actually touches or walks over it. Some folks take care and throw down the mess in an X pattern. 
I was always told you just throw it where you know the person is going to walk. The second method involves capturing the person’s foot print by gathering the dirt from an actual foot print of the target, or by taking an old sock or shoe and doctoring it with some other powder to jinx or cross a person.

Monday, August 6, 2018

Good Luck Voodoo Spell


$1/min up to 50 minutes


To fire up this kicker of a voodoo good luck spell, simply mix together the following ingredients:

    4 teaspoons of Wood Betony
    1/2 cup of Frankincense
    2 teaspoons of Orris Root Powder
    1/2 teaspoon of Saltpeter
    4 teaspoons of Vanilla Powder
    1 cup of Sandalwood Powder

Blend all of the above in a bowl (make sure that you choose one with a lid so that you can cover the mixture when not in use). Burn a small amount of the mixture, around a teaspoon, in a heat-proof dish every morning at sun-up and every evening at sundown.

This will attract good luck to your home, Do it every day for nine days. Longer if you feel you need to.

Enemy Move Away Spells

Spell #1: When the moon is in a Waning Phase, write on white parchment paper the full name of the person you want to move, along with birth date. Roll up the paper, with a photo if you have one, place inside a bottle of vinegar, then toss into a body of running water, visualize your enemy moving away as the bottle is washed away. Spell #2: Get a small jar or bottle with a lid. On a piece of paper draw a house with a big X thru it. Then write their name on it 9 times on the outside of the house in the picture. Fill the jar with 4 thieves vinegar, cap and cast into a moving body of water. You can also intensify this with splashing War Water on their outside door knobs and their porch. As you do this, visualizing them packed up and moving, driving away down the street away from their house. GOOD LUCK!

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Voodoo Tarot of New Orleans

Voodoo Tarot of New Orleans by Sallie Ann Glassman.

A strong and powerful deck. There is enough magic in the deck & book to get you into serious trouble and nothing to get you out of trouble once you get in. Remember that in all forms of magic, it’s easier to get into trouble & harder to get out of it than novices imagine. On the other hand, there’s nothing here that will kill you. As for the “real stuff”, there’s not a trace. If you want that (and you probably do, that’s why you’re reading this), you’ll still have to find a magician to initiate you. Here’s a useful hint: As long as you’re looking for him, he’ll avoid you. It’s not personal, it’s just the western version of “one hand clapping”.

The deck: There are the usual 22 major arkana, plus a Wild Card, shown above, which makes a total of 79 cards. Some card titles are given in Creole, which is distantly recognizable as French. Suits: Petro (fire/wands); Santeria (pentacles); Rada (air/swords); Congo (cups). Court cards are Houngan (king); Mambo (queen); La Place (prince/knight); and Hounsis (princess).

Remember that if you call spirits, those that appear will exactly reflect your moral purity and that, once present, will not be under your complete control. These two facts should give pause. Voodoo has long been strong in Haiti & there are related reasons why that country has always been a mess. But this deck is New Orleans voodoo, not Haitian nor west African.
 

Thursday, April 21, 2016

Lucky Charm Spell

Lucky Charm Spell

Perform this spell on a Thursday.

Carefully light the candle.
Now hold the object in your hand ( preferably right ) and feel positive energy flowing into you. From all around you - the sky and the earth
Recite this incantation:
I open my eyes to the chances around me
Health and wealth
Safety and happiness
May these energies stay in this [ say object ]
Good cheer result ( repeat 3 times )
Rub object with mint leaves and blow that candle out softly. 

The 7 Day Luck Spell

The 7 Day Luck Spell

Fill your saucer slightly with some water. On a piece of paper write the things you most desire, (like love, money, a job..) Fold that up and put it on the saucer (yes, in the water)

Now put your 7 day candle on top of the paper and light it.

Each night before you go to sleep visualize your desires being obtained.

On the seventh day, snuff out the candle and dispose of it by getting it away from your property.

This spell can be customized by using different colored candles, pink or red for love, purple for spirituality, and so on. The black candle is used for "breaking through" those obstacles that are preventing you from your desires.
 

Money Shaker Spell

Money Shaker Spell

 Take your olive or mint oil and anoint the candle asking (insert your god/goddess here) to bless the candle with powers of prosperity and good luck. Second, light the candle letting a pool of wax form about 1/2 for votive candle 1 inch for jar candles and just let a taper burn for a few minutes. Third, add your coins, almond, mint, allspice, dried peas and dried rice to your jar and drip 3 drops of either oil on top of the herbs. Lastly, take your ribbon and wrap it around the neck of the jar or whatever you're using as many times as you can and tie it off with a bow (it Judy looks more attractive this way) And take your candle and CAREFULLY pour the candle wax around the sides of the lid so the wax seals the jar or tin shut completely. Now your money shaker is ready to make all kinds of noises and rhythms to help money flow into your life. It's also a great stress reliever of you ask me. Optional: you can draw a pentacle inside of the los before you add the wax or a sigil of some sort that is associated with money.

 

Death by Voodoo Doll Spell


This is best done on a saturday on a waning moon.
Construct the poppet( voodoo doll), with whatever materials you have chosen, it doesnt have to be artistic, make whatever you can that resembles a human( the person you want dead). All while doing it visualize it as the person.
Put the personal items either inside or firmly stuck on the poppet. Get the graveyard dust/ dirt. make sure it is dirt from a real grave yard you have gathered yourself. and put it in and on the poppet, then as you visualize the popet as the person with as much focus and hate, you then stab it, knowing you have killed the person.
Be as hateful as you can, then you take it and either bury it in a graveyard or outside the persons home or their place of work.
After doing such workings it is then advisale to clean you aura and chakras and I personally like to also have a spiritual cleansing bath(with rue herb or rue oil, eggshell powder and sea salt).

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Instructions for Revenge spell (graveyard magic)

Instructions for Revenge spell (graveyard magic)

This ritual is carried out only in 29 lunar day.

- 10 pm, at the altar light the black candle 13. summon demons (to enhance the power of the ritual).
-Make a doll of wax. baptize the doll (the doll name + the name of the enemy ritual of baptism.)
Black fabric cut two large cross. little more than a doll. Put the doll on a cross. Top cover doll second cross. After that wraps the doll with black thread.
9 times, and say:

___ (Name your enemy) to put you to a black cross. Covering a black cross. in a black shroud you dress up. From the light I see off to the side of darkness.
AN ALU BAR ANABA
I point you the way to the churchyard, the grave in a coffin. "

Release the demons (special ritual words).

After this, go to graveyard. they find the grave on which erased the name ( do not know who it is). in the center of the grave dig a hole, to a depth of 8-10 yard. put a hole in the doll. and say:
"___ (name your enemy), you are going to lie. here is your new home."

Pit covered with soil.
After that, at the grave with a ritual knife kill a chicken. chicken to put on the grave (the place where the pit)
not to look away, to go home and shut up. with no one to talk.
Then in the next 3 days you should not eat meat.

Instructions for Voodoo Doll Spell

Instructions for Voodoo Doll Spell

Take thy doll and place it into the circle. After doing so take the doll and chant whilst placing your Enemies item upon it..and chant the following placing the doll back into the circle.

I command you, I control you.
I command you, I compel you.
I command you ,I compel you,
I command you, I compel you

Hear my voice!

For what thy enemy has done to me so shall my pain come to them.
Hear my voice, The pain you have caused me I shall cause thee!

Take Needle, Candle ect, and Inflict pain to thy Doll.
Repeat if needed.

Monday, November 23, 2015

Spell for money

Money Bottle Spell
You will need a few items for this spell though:
• A small bottle with a lid
• 5 coins in different denominations
• 5 kernels of dried corn
• 5 sesame seeds
• 5 pieces of cinnamon stick
• 5 whole cloves
• 5 allspice seeds
• 5 peanuts
Choose a bottle large enough to fit everything but not too large. You want to fill the bottle. And the peanuts are just the edible parts (no shells) and unsalted.
Put everything in the bottle and shake it up. While you're doing so, repeat the words of the spell:
Silver and spices
Copper and grain
I need to increase
My financial gain
Store the finished bottle near where you keep your wallet or purse, but you don't have to carry it with you (though you can if you want). As you can see from the words, having at least one coin that is silver and copper would be great.

Free Love Spell

The Apple of Your Eye
Apples have a long magickal history, and they are a very powerful fruit to use in any type of love spell. You will need the following for this spell:
  • 1 fresh, ripe red apple (yes it has to be red)
  • 1 slip of white or pink paper
  • 1 small piece of rose quartz
  • Honey
Find a fantastic looking red apple, and carefully cut it to remove the core but leave the rest of the apple intact. Kind of like making a jack o'lantern. Save the "lid" too. Once you've made your little apple bottle, repeat the following:
Deep within this apple's heart,
I cast this spell to have a start,
At love and romance coming soon
Bring it 'fore the next full moon.

Write down the name of your intended love, or if you prefer to keep in non-specific, some traits that you want to see in a romantic partner. Fold it up and put it in the apple. Drop in the quartz, and dribble some honey in over it all. Place the lid on top to seal up the spell.
Place the apple somewhere in your kitchen for a few days (not in the fridge, or you'll put a chill on the whole thing). Keep an eye on the apple, and as soon as it starts to get soft, you need to bury it outside. Don't let it get fully rotten, just starting to go. Bury it, and you should see some new love come your way soon.

Open Their Eyes Spell
This is a more subtle approach to a free love spell, and it just makes someone think about you a little more often. It won't make them love you, but does put you in their thoughts each day. Sometimes, that's all it takes.
  • 2 white candles
  • A piece of clear glass (not a mirror!)
  • A red marker
  • 2 pieces of red yarn or string
  • Rose oil
For the glass, you can use a broken piece of window or even a jar if you have to. It needs to be clear and a few inches across at least. If you are using broken glass, just be careful with your fingers.
Anoint the candles with rose oil, and tie a bow around each one with red yarn. Set them up in candle holders a few inches apart. On the glass, use the marker to draw an eye with a heart in it on both sides of the glass, right over top each other.
Prop the glass up between the candles and light them. Think about the person you are interested in, and say their name a few times. Look through one side of the glass and watch the flame through the eye you drew.
Let the candles burn out on their own, and you'll find that person can't stop thinking about you now that their eyes are open. Now that you have their attention, make the most of it.

Original Skull Box VooDoo Spell Kit

This is an Original Skull Box VooDoo Spell Kit

Tuesday, July 15, 2014


Attraction Love Charm


Voodoo Valentine Dolls 
By the light of a full moon, take a silver ring and wrap it in a clean white cloth. Dig a small hole and bury the ring inside. While focusing on the kind of lover you are looking for and pouring a small amount of wine (or milk) over the earth recite these words:

Blessed Mother fair and true
This Gift I offer unto You
Bless this ring and make it shine
Bring a lover to be mine
Let it Be So!

Leave the ring buried until the next full moon, then dig it up and wear it. If your lover is near, he/she will be drawn to you.

Famous Ghost of New Orleans

Delphine La Laurie

Delphine Lalaurie's haunted house is a famous ghost story and is considered by most to be the only original true haunted house ghost story of New Orleans through out all time.

Royal Street-- With grand balcony garden houses and the most unique shop lined bankets, which runs through the French Quarter, and it is more then just very haunted.

Many have reported over the years seeing a dark haired woman dressed in a long black dress, always ... alone pale as the moon and solemn, rain or shine, day and night walking on the great wrought iron balcony. And tales from who have seen her and so have claimed to even have spoken to her. Madame Lalaurie's ghost is said to be very quiet and once spoken to or acknowledged instantly disappears before your very eyes.

The majestic grand LaLaurie House, is located at 1140 Royal Street New Orleans, Louisiana. There is, indeed, a long and sorted dark grim history associated with the large old mansion, and it is all traced back to the most evil " Devil Woman" whoever lived of the Old French Quarter, Madame Delphine LaLaurie herself.

So often called the Most Haunted House in New Orleans and America by many locals and tourist alike, many stories of it's past hauntings still circulate. But new ones are on the rise more and more cropping up every day. One local ghost hunter says that since hurricane Katrina devastated the city many of the haunting's are now more active then ever. Especially these of this popular most haunted spot.

The Lalaurie House is a real place, though it is now luxury apartments. Whatever was haunting it seems to have never left, as there is now surfacing recent reports of new disturbances, ghost sightings and many new ghost photos. A recent visitor to New Orleans told of her encounter with a period costume dressed elegant lady atop the royal street balcony." I was glancing up I asked her might I take her photo." " I was thinking to myself how nice it was to see a lady in a long old fashioned 1900's period dress." "I snapped the photo, said Jean Mason and then looked up and she was gone." "The photo in question showed only the empty wrought iron balcony and no one in the photo even though I spied her in the view finder."

Although most of the current tenants always refuse to talk about the actual goings-on in the Lalaurie house, there are still worried glances and tight lips when tour groups go by or would be ghost hunters rush upon a resident to question them.

Ryan Colman was on a late night time Haunted walking tour of the French Quarter. He had taken the tour full well knowing that the Lalaurie house was part of the haunted places they would stop. And he wanted to see what info the tour guide had, as well as see what others in the crowd would say or experience when the notorious real haunted house was in prominent view.

"As our well spoken tour guide told the Lalaurie ghost story the nine of us in the intimate tour group all looked up to see a pale lady dressed in a long black floor length 1800's style dress." We all were thinking this was part of the tour's ghost experience, a few of us waved and I personally shouted up." " Please smile so we can take your picture." Well, she just nodded. The tour guide said aloud distracting us making us all look at him at once asking me "Who are you talking to! " " I then looked up as did the others and she was just gone in the blink of an eye!"

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Free Money Spell

Someone gave me this spell recently and I thought I would share it with you.

Supplies:

1 x piece of black paper (3" x 3")

Silver pen (or silver paste pen)

Rubber Band

Jar

Mint leaves

Soil from your yard (if you live
in an apartment from a potted plant,
or from a garden in front of your
building)

Water in a small white bowl

Pencil


Timing:

New Moon


Instructions:

   1. Draw the symbol for Mercury on one side of the black paper and the symbol for earth Ã… on the other.

   2. Hold your hands over the bowl of water. Imagine that this water is spiritually cleansing you.

   3. Next place your hands over the symbol of Mercury. "See" how prosperity is entering your life.

   4. Then place your hands over the symbol for Earth. "See" how your life is being filled with the bounty of the Earth.

   5. Place the mint leaves on the symbol for Earth. As you do this, say your name nine times.

   6. Roll the paper and leaves around the pencil, and secure with the rubber band. Carry on you until the money you need is received.

   7. You can re-empower the spell every New Moon.

In addition to the spell, you should pray to your Deity of choice, asking for help, blessings and support.

After you've done all this, put your faith in your own powers to earn money.

Trample on the Dust of the Dead Lightly

Trample on the dust of the Dead lightly...

This sentiment, held by old-time Hoodoos and traditional Rootworkers, is a subtle reminder of the importance of observing certain behaviors while in a graveyard. Knock before entering. Be careful where you walk. Don't step on graves or sit on tombstones. Always ask before taking anything--even stones, flowers, sticks and leaves. Never leave trash, always greet the gatekeeper and always come prepared with a pocket full of pennies, silver dimes and a bottle of rum or whiskey. From practical issues of safety, choosing  a cemetery, locating ancestral graves, reading  gravestone signs and symbols, avoiding haints and hauntings, to gathering graveyard dirt and making goofer dust.

Formula for Calendula Ointment

If you are the kind of person who likes to garden, grow your own herbs and dig your own roots, you may benefit from using a nice healing ointment for your skin. Try your hand at this formula and see if it helps.
 
Ingredients:
1/2 cup Dried calendula
1/2 cup Dried plantain leaves
Olive oil to cover
1 tbsp beeswax

Instructions:
Place herbs in a glass bowl over simmering water or in a double broiler and cover with oil. Warm the oil, stirring occasionally for 2 to 3 hours. Allow to cool, then strain the herbs from the oil. Place herbs back in bowl over steaming water and add enough beeswax to create the desired consistency. Pour into small jars.

Enjoy!

Sunday, July 28, 2013

For Protection Against Enemies

For protection from being crossed by an enemy, go to the grave of your nearest relative and buy some dirt from them. Dig a hole at the head of the grave and offer them one dollar. Take a tablespoon of dirt from the hole and stick that dollar bill into the hole and cover it up. Tell your relative you need their help to keep your enemies away from you. Take the dirt and sprinkle it in front of your home and you will be protected from then on.

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Marie Laveau Live!



A few months after Hurricane Katrina, construction crews moved in and began helping to rebuild the city of New Orleans.
During renovations on one flood damaged home, workers discovered a hidden room behind a false wall. It looked like the hidden room had been sealed up for at least a hundred years!
Inside was some kind of stone altar, covered with strange dolls, statues, candles and bottles. In the middle of the altar, resting in the middle of a circle drawn with some kind of strange white powder, was an old hand written leather book.  It was a strange combination of English and French, and the workers could only make out small parts here and there; "To Bring a Lover" , "To Win at Gambling", "To Become Succesful", "To Obtain the Three Magic Bones".
Dozens and dozens of chants, and spells, and incantations. It was hard to make sense of it all. One part seemed to be a list of various oils and their ingredients, another section told of how to foretell the future from a card game called Patience, and goes on to explain the method and the meanings of the cards.
These men knew nothing of Voodoo and Hoodoo, and almost threw the book and other items away. Then they saw on the inside cover of the book one thing they had heard of, a name.One that anyone who has ever set foot in New Orleans has heard.
Written on the inside cover were these words: "Property of Marie Laveau".

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Floor Washes

Floor washes are used to remove negativity from the home or business or to bring good fortune, increase the number of customers, or to attract love. Florida Water is commonly used as a floor wash. A ritual floor washing typically starts at the back of the premises and end at the front door step. The top floor is washed from the ceiling to the floor, and this is repeated on each floor until one reaches the front door, where extra time is spent scrubbing the doorway. For the best results, wash your floors, corners of the rooms, closets, doorsteps, and spray a little on the walls, fabrics and furniture. To dispose of the left-over wash water, throw it out the front door or into the front yard, toward the East, if possible. Hardcore hoodoos will use their own urine or the urine of a child as an ingredient in a floor wash.

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

BANISHING SPELL



Banishing spells are spells designed to get rid of an enemy, or drive away an unwanted neighbor, for example. They can be used to banish illness, emotions, banish a lover’s jealousy, and unwanted spirits as well. Banishing spells are best done during a waning moon.
Banish Illness
For this spell you will need a handful of salt. Take the salt and toss it into the flames of a fire. The flames will turn blue. Gaze into the blue flames and focus intently on the illness leaving. As you visualize the illness going away, repeat the following words:

"Sickness burns, good health returns."

Sunday, January 6, 2013

LOA EXU


The ritual symbol for the god of crossroads, Exu. Use this talisman for removing obstacles and creating opportunities.


For the best result, draw out the talisman on a piece of parchment paper with Dragon’s blood ink. Alternately, you may print out the page, cut out the desired talisman, and fold it either towards you to draw the talisman’s properties to you, or away from you to repel negativity.

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Spell to obtain employment

A Charm to Get a Better Job
The purpose of this spell is to secure better employment with better pay, and to attract wealth and prosperity.
Ingredients:
Green fabric
Salt, Magnetic Sand, Pyrite blend (provided)
Hemp rope
Money drawing incense
Charcoal block
Take piece of green flannel cloth and lay it flat with one of the corners facing you. Place in the middle of the fabric the salt, magnetic sand, and pyrite blend. Fold up the corners until you have a bundle and tie it closed with the hemp string. Place the charcoal block on a fire proof dish. Place a pinch of the money drawing incense on the charcoal block and light the charcoal. Pass the better job charm through the smoke and say the following nine times:
"Essence of light, earth, and fire, send me the job that says "please hire".
Send me better money, a better job, that I will be happy, wealthy, prosperous, and proud!”
Before each interview, hold this bundle and visualize yourself walking into the interview room, radiating confidence. Imagine yourself being in a position to pick and choose jobs at will. Carry this better job charm with you to your job interviews.

Saturday, November 24, 2012

Create a Spiritual Barrier

PROTECTION SPELLS:

Create a Spiritual Barrier
To make a spiritual barrier between you and evil influences, make
spiritual protection magic oil that contains the following:
• Angelica essential oil
• Rosemary essential oil
• Bay leaves
• Piece of mandrake root
Add to a base of almond oil. Anoint entryways, windowsills, and
doorknobs to your home and workplace to keep out negative influences.



Friday, October 12, 2012

Job Spell

Now days getting proper job is very important. If you have a job but if you are not happy with it, or if you are looking for a job since long and you are not successful then you may try this spell.
What you have to do is first you may take your spiritual bath with the help of rosewater and sandal perfume, once this is done, then you will need a Green Candle. Before sunrise you may start the spell casting. You may burn the candle and till half the candle is burnt, you have to concentrate and meditate that you will get a proper job or if you are going for any interview you should get the job. After half the candle is burn, then on the other half you have to chant these words MIKAN PISAN MONAM DINAM. Once this is over then you will have to collect the wax and keep it with you when you will be going for a job. You will be successful.

Free and Simple Money Spell

Try this spell, and be free from financial problems.
You will need Horse Tail Hair, preferably Black in color. Once you have the hair then tie all the strands of hair with a black satin thread. Then catch it in your right hand, close your eyes, and chant these words: SAARI MUSIBAT HAL HO. And while chanting you will have to meditate and keep in your mind that all your financial problems should go immediately. After this you will have to take the hair and keep it in your safe where you keep your money or costly things like jewelry etc. You will have financial gains.


Tuesday, July 17, 2012

FAST LUCK INCENSE

How to make active and powerfull incenses?

FAST LUCK INCENSE - Voodoo secrets.

Wood Base 32 Ounces Olibanum 16 Ounces Sandalwood 8 Ounces Myrrh 4 Ounces Cinnamon 8 Ounces Orris Root 4 Ounces Bouquet X 135 2 Ounces Saltpeter 4 Ounces Color Yellow 4 Ounces
 
MONEY DRAWING INCENSE

Wood Base  32 Ounces
Olibanum  16 Ounces
Sandalwood  8 Ounces
Myrrh  4 Ounces
Cinnamon  8 Ounces
Orris Root  4 Ounces
Bouquet X 143  2 Ounces
Saltpeter  2 Ounces
Color Green  2 Ounces

TO PREVENT NIGHTMARES

Place a glass of water out at your bedside before you go to sleep. In the morning empty
 it into the toilet, using the anti-dexter hand. Rinse the glass out three times. 
Do this every night, not just when you are having nightmares.

Burning Benzoin incense in the room will raise the vibration of the room, and keep 
most negative spirit influences away.

If you were born with the Sun in Gemini, you are susceptible to this kind of influence 
every lunar month. (Statistically, you are more susceptible than the average person.) 
You should note what sign the moon is in when you have these nightmares, 
and be certain to clean your room physically the day before the moon enters that sign. 
This, using the night water, and burning incense will be of some assistance to you.

Saturday, July 14, 2012

Voodoo Candle Magic


Candle magick is a primary activity in hoodoo. Hoodoo candles are available in all sorts of types and shapes. The most popular of the hoodoo candles are the glass encased seven-day candles with pictures of saints and angels on the fronts and prayers on the backs.
The practice of candle magick in hoodoo is fairly simple. First, a candle is chosen of a color that matches the specific need, such as green for money, black for repelling, etc. Then, it is then anointed with appropriate
dressing oil (Money Drawing Oil, Fast Luck Oil, etc). The final step is lighting the candle while reciting the appropriate psalm or statement of intent.
Some of the hoodoo candles are multicolored, one color, or specialized, such as the lucky lottery candle. Each one is designed to have a different effect. Candles can be found that are shaped in human form, and shaped like skulls, penises, and other representations accompany sympathetic magic. Sympathetic magic is based on the principle of like attracts like, so you would use a candle in a shape that closely represents your need.


White - Purity, Spirituality, Truth and Peace
Yellow - Intellectualism, Memory and Creativity
Orange - Ambition, Career and Matters involving the Law
Red - Energy, Strength, Courage, Lust & Sexual Potency
Dusky Pink - Romance & Sensuality
Pink - Love, Affection and Romance
Lilac - Inner Healling, Calmness & Tranquility
Purple - Spiritual Power, Psychic ability and third eye Magic
Blue - Inspiration, Occult Wisdom and devotion
Light Blue - Intuition, Meditation, Peace & Harmony
Light Green - Good Luck, Social Delights and Fertility
Green - Prosperity, Abundance, Money
Brown - Protection of Animals, Earth Magick, Stability, Nurturing & Grounding.
Silver/Grey- Clairvoyance, Astral energy and Intuition
Black - Protection, Binding, Reversing hexes


  • Flame goes out = Try again, now is not the right time.  Dispose of the candle, do not try to reuse it.
  • Flame is large and hot = Power is manifesting in favor of your desires, keep praying and sending energy to your desires.
  • Flame is weak = You’re facing strong opposition and you’re losing the battle.  Try your spell again.
  • Flame flickers = There is indecision either within yourself or in the process of your magick.
  • Flame jumps repeatedly = Bursts of energy, chaos and uncontrolled emotions surround you and your work.
  • Candle breaks = Try again, the time isn’t right.  Dispose of the candle and do not reuse.
  • Candle burns slowly or almost goes out = Task requires caution.  There will be many obstacles to overcome to reassess your plans.
  • Candle burns our quickly – The situation calls for fast action and lots of energy.  It may also indicate that the goal will be attained very quickly and easily.
  • Flame is multicolored = The energy of fire, ruled by the Salamander, resides in your spell and is aiding your work.  Communicate with the energy of the Salamander as it will help you in your work and bring you helpful messages.
  • Black soot develops = This is a very positive sign as it indicates negativity and barriers are being burned away.
  • Crackling sounds = The Salamander is pleading your case with the Spirits.  The lounder the sounds the harder it is working for you and the more opposition you’ll need to overcome.

Thursday, June 28, 2012

Veve or Vévé

A Veve or Vévé (also spelled beybey and vever) is a religious symbol commonly used in Haitian Vodou.
The veves represent figures of the astral forces... In the course of Voodoo ceremonies, the reproduction of the astral forces represented by the veves obliges the loas... to descend to earth.
Every Loa has his or her own unique veve, although regional differences have led to different veves for the same loa in some cases. Sacrifices and offerings are usually placed upon them, with food and drink being most commonly used in the West.
The ritual diagram are also magic.
Veve of Maman Brigitte.  
Maman Brigitte is a death loa, the wife of Baron Samedi. Maman Brigitte is one of the few Loa who is white and is depicted as being fair-haired and green-eyed with light European skin. She protects gravestones in cemeteries if they are properly marked with a cross.

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Get Someone to Move

Get a small jar or bottle with a lid. On a piece of paper draw a house with a big X thru it. Then write the person you want to move’s name on it 9 times, but not inside the house. Fill with 4 thieves vinegar, cap and cast into a river or ocean. That is a good one but back it up with splashing War Water on all their outside door knobs and porches. Do this as you build energy visualizing them packed up and driving away down the street.

To Get Rid of a Troublesome Neighbor

1. Light a black candle and dress with castor oil.
 
2. Write the neighbor’s name on a piece of paper and the word
“goodbye”. Place the paper under the candle.


3. Mix powdered mud daubers nest with graveyard dirt and throw it at
the neighbor’s front door.


4. Recite psalms 74, 101, and 109 three times each and let the candle
burn out.

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Protection spells

Red Brick Dust
To keep negativity from entering your home take an old red brick
and pound it into dust. Take the dust and pour it across your doorway.
 

Salt and Black Pepper Floor Wash for Protection
To give natural protection against anything evil and to protect
against evil works done to you, mix salt and black pepper in a bucket of w

Monday, May 7, 2012

Five Money Drawing Spell

The purpose of this spell is to attract money. Gather the following items:
Bowl
Three coins
Place a small bowl in a place you will see every day. While holding three coins in your dominant hand say:
Trinka five, Trinka five
Ancient Spirits come alive,
Money grow and money thrive,
Spirits of the trinka five.
Toss the coins in the bowl. Repeat daily for nine consecutive days until you have the money you need.

Spell to Bind Someone Dangerous

This spell is best performed on Saturday (Saturn's Day, to bind a criminal, one who intends to do harm, to bring someone to justice).
Supplies:
• a poppet made to represent the target
• a black candle
• salt water
• personal effect of the target, if available
• frankincense incense
• red ribbon
Light a black candle and burn frankincense incense. Sprinkle the poppet with salt water, saying:
Blessed be, thou creature made of art.
Thou art not cloth (or wax, whatever it is made out of)
But flesh and blood.
I name thee ___________ (name the person being bound)
Thou art s/he, between the worlds, in all the worlds, So be it.
Hold the poppet and begin tying it up firmly with the red ribbon, binding all parts of it that could possibly do harm. Charge it, saying:
"By air and earth, water and fire, so be you bound, as I desire."
Bury the poppet at the time of the waning moon, far from your home, under
a heavy rock beneath a tree.

Friday, April 20, 2012

To Gain Power over Another

Get the largest white stick candle you can find. Pour some bend over oil in your palm and begin twisting the candle with your hands. Then roll the candle in a powder made of salt and camphor. Light the candle and let it burn all the way down. On the third night, take the remaining powder mixture and throw it in the path where the one to be dominated will walk.
Very powerfull spell!

Enemy be gone

1. Purchase an all purpose Voodoo doll or make a Voodoo doll to represent your intentions.
2. Write a statement of purpose. “I am here to banish negative influences from my life. Right now, (name) is exerting an extremely negative force upon me. I ask for the Manman Brigit and Baron Samedi to assist me in
banishing these forces and eliminating his/her destructiveness”.
3. Put the statement inside the doll.
4. Take the Voodoo doll somewhere far away from your home, dig a hole, place the doll in the hole, burn it, and bury it in the hole. As you burn the doll, say: “Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, Enemy be gone, far away you
must!”
5. Cover the remains of the doll with the dirt. Thank the loa by leaving black coffee on the spot where the doll is buried. Leave the place without looking back and do not ever return to that spot.

Friday, January 20, 2012

Voodoo Revenge Spell

Voodoo Revenge Spell

Ingredients:


Cloth or sponge

Mugwort
Clay
Red paint
Pins
Blank chart paper
String
Black candle
Lemongrass oil
Bottle
Drink

Procedure:


Make a cloth or sponge doll of the person against whom you seek revenge.


Dip the doll in a pot of mugwort. Coat the doll with clay. Paint it red.


Stick pins into it and with each pin say the following,


“May the vengeance in my heart,

Sting you like a poisoned dart.
Like a cripple may you live?
Until I so wish.
And like a vagabond may you wander,
Like a trembling gasping fish.
Dead or deaf, mute or maim,
May the higher powers grant my every passionate claim?”

On a blank chart paper, write the revenge you want against the person concerned and their name. Wrap the doll in that paper and fasten it with a string. With a black candle dipped in lemongrass oil, set it on fire and chant the spell until it is reduced to ashes.


Collect the ashes in a bottle and cork it well. Mix the ashes into the drink of the person and feed it. The intended revenge shall begin to show its effect within twenty-four hours of drinking the ashes.

Saturday, January 14, 2012

How to Make a Gris Gris

A gris gris bag is a sort of talisman magick, except it is hidden from the view of others. It is always ritually prepared in front of an altar.
Remember, here are the five things to remember when “fixing” a gris gris bag:
1. Color symbolism is important. Choose a color specific to your need.
2. It must contain an odd number of items, more than three, never more than 13.
3. It must be filled with items that are specific to the desired purpose.
4. It must be dressed with a liquid of some kind.
5. It is also smudged or smoked in incense, candle, or breathed upon.
To use a gris gris bag, hold it and focus on the need or desire that you have. Imagine yourself accomplishing your goal by creating a clear vision of yourself successfully attaining what it is you desire in your mind. Do this exercise as frequently as possible.

Blessing Gris Gris Voodoo

Blessings Powder
• Lavender
• Jasmine
• Sandalwood
• Magnetic sand
Grind herbs, add magnetic sand, and add to a base of rice flour or corn starch.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Money spell - Voodoo Gris Gris

Money Drawing Powder
• Cedar
• Patchouli
• Galangal
• Ginger
Grind herbs and add to a base of rice flour or corn starch.

Voodoo Gris Gris

Algier’s Fast Luck Powder
This powder is used when you need luck in a hurry.
• Wintergreen oil
• Patchouli
• Cinnamon
Grind herbs and add to a base of rice flour or corn starch. Mix in a few
drops of Wintergreen oil.



Thursday, January 5, 2012

THE VOODOO HOODOO ALTAR

For your altar, you will need a white cloth to cover the surface. Two white candles should be placed at the back on either end of your altar. Any figures or pictures of saints or other religious images should be placed at the back between the two white candles. In front of the image and in the middle of the altar is where you will place your incense burner. To the right of the incense burner is where you should keep some holy water, or a bowl of water that you have blessed. These are the basics of the hoodoo altar.
You can add fresh cut flowers, special stones, a dish of salt, and a small dish of graveyard dirt, if you wish. The important thing is to not place anything on your altar that doesn’t belong there. Altars can range from the very basic to the extremely elaborate.
Your altar and everything on it should be blessed or consecrated.
Your candles should be blessed and dressed. All of the bowls and other containers should be washed with salt water. Directions for dressing your candles are provided in a later chapter on candles, and instructions for how to consecrate (bless) your ritual objects are provided in future posts.

Monday, December 26, 2011

Voodoo Money Spell


Ingredients: Paper money, Needle, String, Red cloth, Salt, Pink candles, Tangerine oil, Amber incense stick
Take a note of paper money. Pierce a tiny hole into it. With a needle, put a string through it.

On a red piece of cloth, stitch the paper money. Hang it on the wall like a decorative wall hanging.


Below make a square with salt. On the four corners of the square, place pink candles. Inside the square keep a tiny bowl of tangerine oil.


Stirring the oil clockwise with the end of an Amber incense stick, recite the following spell,


Pinned to my life for evermore,

You go with me to every shore.
Though I trade you always for another thing,
Come back you will to make my pockets ring.


As you recite the spell imagine the growth of wealth in your accounts and the money in your pockets. Do concentrate on the total growth you wish to achieve. This is a voodoo spell so be extra careful with it.

Practice this as a ritual three times for fifteen days and thereafter once each day. Wealth and fortune shall never leave your side

GAMBLING LUCK SPELLS

Lucky Gambling Mojo
To be lucky in gambling, make a mojo bag that contains a John the
Conqueror root, a dime with your initials scratched on it, and a lodestone
dressed with magnetic sand. Carry it in your pocket when gambling.
 
To Win at Every Game One Engages In
This spell comes from John George Hohman's (1820). The
Pow Wows book is a collection of magical formulas and veterinary recipes of Germanic origin and has had a big influence on hoodoo.
Tie the heart of a bat with a red silken string to the right arm, and you will win every game at cards you play.

MAGIC SPELL: Defense Against The Dark


You need a little things: . A mirror. 3 white candles, 1 Lemon and salt. A cloth.

Set the 3 white candles up in a triangle with the point facing away from you. Place the mirror in the middle.
Starting from the right and going clockwise, light the first candle and evoke:
Light this candle
let it shine
light this heart
and love of mine
Make it strong
and make it true
love flows into
all I do.

Light the second candle and evoke:
Light this candle
let it shine
light this perfect
mind of mine
Make it strong
and make it true
Logic flows
through all I do.

Light the third candle and evoke:
Light this candle,
let it shine,
light this perfect
soul of mine,
let it rise
and guide me true
flow through all
I will and do.

Put a little lemon and a little salt on the mirror and with your fingertips, massage it in circular movements into the surface of the mirror as you evoke:

Mirror clear and mirror bright,
mirror day and mirror night,
shining clear for all to see,
mirror is protecting me
Mirror mirror flowing free
blocks all negativity
sends it back
by power of three
Heart and mind and soul combined,
angels, guardians all aligned,
Thrice the power,
thrice the love,
blessed by the stars above,
blessed by the earth below,
So it shall be,
and it is so.

Now clean the mirror whilst you keep in mind a sense of white light, perfect reflection, purity and safety, innocence protected and celebrated.
When you are all done, thank each white candle in turn and blow them out.
Leave the mirror to rest overnight, and in the morning. Now it is ready to be used.

Use in personal protection, as well as the protection of buildings, rooms, spaces, even boats and cars is powerful, simple, and the best defense against the dark arts there is.


FREE MONEY SPELL

POWERFULL VOODOO SPELL
Chant the spell out ALOUD, in fact as LOUD as you can, so you can really hear it ringing across the levels, planes and layers. Clap your hands to keep the rhythm and DANCE the entire spell WITH YOUR WHOLE BODY.

Money joy and money pleasure,

money riches, money treasure,

come to me my friend of old

come to me in shining gold,

I'm in love for I can see

you are perfect energy!



Feed me, lift me, bring me joys,

bring me pleasures, bring me toys,

Rushing brightness I adore,

clear me, raise me, more and more!

Money come and play with me!




Tuesday, December 20, 2011

THE VOODOO QUEEN

 THE DEAD VOODOO QUEEN
The New York Times -  June 23, 1881

MARIE LAVEAU'S PLACE IN THE HISTORY OF NEW ORLEANS
The early life of the beautiful young Creole - the prominent men who sought her advice and society - her charitable work - how she became an object of mystery.
New-Orleans, Jun 21 - Marie Laveau, the "Queen of the Voudous" died last Wednesday at the advanced age of 98 years. To the superstitious Creoles Marie appeared as a dealer in the black arts and a person to be dreaded and avoided. Strange stories were told of the rites performed by the sect of which Marie was the acknowledged sovereign. Many old residents asserted that on St. John's night, the 24th of June, the Voudou clan had been seen in deserted places joining in wild, weird dances, all the participants in which were perfectly nude. The Voudous were thought to be invested with supernatural powers, and men sought them to find means to be rid of their enemies, while others asked for love powders to instill affection into the bosoms of their unwilling or unsuspecting sweethearts. Whether there ever was any such sect, and whether Marie was ever its Queen, her life was one to render such a belief possible. Besides knowing the secret healing qualities of the various herbs that grow in abundance in the woods and fields, she was endowed with more than the usual share of common sense, and her advice was oft-times really valuable and her penetration remarkable. Adding to these qualities the gift of great beauty, no wonder that she possessed a large influence in her youth and attracted the attention of Louisiana's greatest men and most distinguished visitors. She was the creature of that peculiar state of society in which there was no marrying or giving in marriage; yet they were not like the angels in heaven.
Marie was the descendant of an old slave woman on her mother's side on the other had the best French blood of Louisiana coursed in her veins. She was born in the golden days of Spanish Louisiana, just at the time when the gallant boy-Governor, Galvez, co-operating with the struggling colonies in the East, had driven the British out of the Gulf of Mexico. She was 19 years old when the flag of freedom was unfurled from the flag-staff of the Place d'Armes, the flag that brought with it new prejudices against old social customs and the Black Code, which made marriage between black and white a penal offense, while the interblending of the races with a matter which the law left uninterfered with by any statutory prohibition. This beautiful, bright-eyed intelligent little Creole, while the men who made New -Orleans famous in those days were almost in daily attendance upon her, admiring her charms and enjoying conversation was lead to the altar by Jacques Paris, a carpenter of her own color. The ceremony took place at the St. Louis Cathedral. Pere Antoine officiating, and Mazereau the brilliant leader of the Bar being one of the witnesses. The union was short and a happy one. When Marie had been wedded only one year, Jacques suddenly disappeared and as no one knew where ha had gone or what had become of him, she was left neither wife nor widow. After waiting a year and still no tidings of the missing Jacques, she consented to the be bride of Capt. Christophe Dominique Glapion. The latter seems to have been a man of much character and served with distinction throughout the war of 1815 as ordinance officer in d'Aquin's gallant San Domingo battalion. When a peace was established, Marie became more sought after than ever. She lived all her life in a little adobe house covered with red tiles, situated n St. Ann between Rampart and Burgundy streets. It was built by the early French settlers 150 years ago. Not a brick was employed in its construction. The walls were formed of a peculiar combination of clay and moss. The entrances were made very low and the panes of glass in the door were of small size and peculiar make. When this interesting residence was erected, it stood on the very outskirts of the town. Rampart street was then a wilderness, and later it became a line of intrenchment. At that time the cottage was considered the handsomest dwelling house in the place. All the other houses then existing have been torn down and more modern buildings sprung up, so that the quaint Laveau mansion, with the high, half-broken-down fence in the front and the branches of several ancient trees peeping over seems a relic of the New-Orleans of long ago.
In this place, Marie received the celebrities of the day. Lawyers, legislators, planters, merchants all came to pay their respects to her and seek her offices, and the narrow room heard as much with and scandal as any of the historical salons of Paris. There were business men who would not send a ship to sea before consulting her upon the probabilities of the voyage. Marie entertained her guests in royal style. Her cuisine was excellent, and all who possessed characteristics entitling them to more than ordinary consideration were welcome at her table. Those who came from the parishes or other States were compelled to take up their quarters under her roof, for she would allow no other house to be called more hospitable than her own. Coming in daily contact with the best informed men of that period, and possessing a remarkably retentive memory, it is no wonder that she acquired a large store of valuable information. She was by no means backward in delivering her opinions and as her predictions nearly always came true, and the course she suggested generally proved the wisest, Marie soon possessed a larger clientele than the most astute and far-seeing legal counselor. And it was not alone for advice that men and women of all conditions called on her. Her skill in medicine, already referred to, and her ability as a nurse made her desirable at the sick-bed. Marie had a large, warm heart and tender nature and never refused a summons from the suffering, no matter how dangerous the disease. Wherever she went, she labored faithfully and earned life-long friends. During yellow fever and cholera epidemics she proved herself a noble, disinterested woman going from patient to patient administering to the wants of each and saving many from death.
People were not all as enlightened and unprejudiced as they
are now, and failing to understand how she arrived at her conclusions, they could imagine no better source than Voudouism. At first she encouraged this idea and delighted to cover her actions with a n air of mystery. Nurses would frighten their charges into silence by the mention of the name of the Voudou Queen, and the children thus grew up in fear of her. Many older people had more real cause to dread Marie. There were very few secrets of any nature which she did not know. Wherever there was a skeleton in the family closet Marie held the key. But she was true to the confidence reposed in her and did not turn her knowledge to any unjust advantage. She knew of many proud homes where a whisper concerning the taint of colored blood would have spread consternation, but she was silent and did not even extort money for not overthrowing their standing in society. She was often placed on the stand to testify concerning such matters but no threats of imprisonment could force her to unseal her lips. It was only where the family had become haughty and arrogant and were cruel and brutal to their dependant that she told all she knew, and her disclosures brought terrible disgrace upon those who had called forth her wrath. In moment of passion she shrieked out imprecations and curses and her relatives say, and tremble and they tell it, that even when she launched the doom of death against those who had merited her displeasure, her words came true, the victims expiring with frightful agonies at the stated time.
Capt. Glapion died on June 26, 1855 leaving Marie who had been the mother of his 15 children to mourn his loss. His death caused a great change in her life, and she turned to the Church, which she never has been accused of deserting, for consolation. Not only did she increase her own devotion, but loved to bring others into its bosom. Marie would often visit the cells of the condemned and turn the thoughts of those soon to be led out to atone for their crimes to their Saviour. Her coming was considered a blessing by the prisoners because if they could only excite her pity her powerful influence would often obtain their pardon or at least a commutation of sentence. About five years after the death of her husband she became ill and was some time confined to her bed. As she grew older her ills increased and finally she could scarcely leave her bed. She lay in a large old-fashioned walnut bedstead. In the front room of the little house which she had never left and in which her mother had lived before her. When her eyes opened in the morning, and before their closing at night, they rested on sacred pictures and crucifixes. She erected an altar in her room and was tapers were kept burning night and day. Although no more of the gay scenes of her former years were enacted in the house, it was still open to all comers who were welcome to food and lodging. She gave advice with the same willingness as ever, and never ceased in her endeavors to accomplish good. She had through her practices acquired some money, which she invested in property, the revenue of which, and the contributions of people she had befriend, served to support her in her declining years. She lay in her bed through many long days, bearing ill-will toward no one, listening to the conversation of the unfortunates who crowded her yard, for they had but to push the gate and enter, and were never disturbed.
Marie always remained true to the people of her section and during the war of rebellion she did all in her power to assist the Southern interest, biding and caring for the devotees of the "lost cause" and their property at the risk of her won goods and liberty.
Before her memory became weakened by age and illness, she was full of arch reminiscences which she delighted to relate to those who understood how to question her. A favorite subject with her was the life of her father, to whose picture she would refer her auditor. He was greatly honored and served in the Legislature of the State. She spoke of a visit of his to San Domingo and a breakfast, which he gave there upon which he expended thousands of dollars. She alluded in touching terms to Gov. Claiborne's young Tennessee bride who died soon after her arrival here, and was carried with her dead babe upon her bosom to a lonely grave in the corner of Old American Cemetery.
Mazereau was a favorite of hers. It being said by some that he was one of the most ardent of her youthful lovers. Sometimes she told of the strange little man, with the bright, glittering eyes, Aaron Burr, who spoke so pleasantly, while he was so dangerous. He sought her out and enlisted her sympathy the day after he came ashore at the levee, and though she thought him a strange, bad man, his future history always concerned her, and she eagerly sought news of his movements. She was proud of her interview with Lafayette, who, when he visited New -Orleans, over 50 years ago, called a her house and printed a warm kiss upon her forehead at parting. Marie Laveau was one of the band of colored people who escorted to the tomb, long since dismantled, in the old Catholic cemetery, the remains of the scarred and grizzly French General Humbert. The hero of the Castelbar was often a visitor at her house and she was rich with antecdotes concerning him. The pious Father Antoine, of blessed memory, met her often at the bedside of the dying, she to ease their sufferings during their last moments in this life, and he to give hope of salvation in the life beyond.
Marie Laveau, one of the most wonderful women who ever lived, passed peaceably away. Her daughter Mme. Philomel Legendre, the only survivor of all Capt. Glapion's children, who possessed many of the characteristics of her mother, Mme. Legendre two pretty daughters, ministered to the old lady's last wants. She died without a struggle, with a smile lighting up her shriveled features. She was interred in her family tomb, by the side of Capt. Glapion. In the old St. Louis Cemetery, and with her is buried the most thrilling portion of the unwritten records of Louisiana. Although Marie Laveau's history has been very much sought after, it has never been published. Cable has endeavored to portray her in the character of Palmyre in his novel of the "Grandissimes." The secrets of her life, however, could only be obtained from the old lady herself, but she would never tell the smallest part of what she knew, and now her lips are closed forever and, as she could neither read nor write, not a scrap is left to chronicle the events of her exciting life.