HoodooQ

We've talked about gypsy spellcraft before here at HQ. Many gypsy magicks very much resemble those of hoodoo root workers. One of the ...

Cherries are a favorite in spring and summer all over the world.   They are a symbol of renewal in such diverse cultures as those of Japan...

Roosters and hens with black feathers probably have a place in every magickal discipline around the globe.   They are especially prized, t...

Our world is full of stress.   Diagnosis of anxiety disorders is at an all time high, or so it would seem, and there’s a pill for everythi...

Entertaining was one of the many things that my Grandmother excelled at.   She was notorious in small towns along the Washington coast such...

Well, here it comes like a freight train, looming just around the bend we call Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanza/etc.   That’s right; it’s New Years...

When I was young I remember visiting my Mom’s parents on a fairly regular basis.   We lived near them for about six years while I was in ele...

I'm not quite sure why but, as Tuesday’s post seems to hint, I’ve become fascinated by lore surrounding brooms lately.   It may have to ...

The potential for little bundles of joy has been hovering over my life for the last couple of months.   I just got past a scare in the pregn...

Now that we have wrapped up the Suit of Spades it is once again time to look at a divinatory spread.   Practicing divination on yourself wil...

A wh ile ago I offered one of the spells my Gran learned from her Roma friends.   Of course, the Gypsies have a reputation for powerful magi...

One of the many things that my grandmother passed on to me were some interesting workings she had learned from friends. She had the good fo...