BOOKS ON ROOTWORK AND MAGICK:
OCCULT SPELL BOOKS AND PRACTICAL GRIMOIRES:
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Historical information about the use of grimoires in hoodoo can be found on this page:
See our listing of Seals and Sigils of Solomon and Moses where many of these are available separately, printed on parchment paper. |
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6th and 7th Books of Moses, attributed to Moses Originally published in 1945; this is a facsimile reprint. This is an anonymously edited 1940s compilation from The Weimar Bible, a Mediaeval grimoire attributed to Moses (author of the first 5 books of the Bible). The attribution is spurious, needless to say, but the material itself is fascinating. Included are the "seals" of various angelic, planetary, and infernal spirits, often used in European and African-American folk-magic. See also the 8th, 9th, and 10th Books of Moses. 182 pages, trade paperback. (See our listing of seals where many of these are available separately, printed on parchment paper.) |
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8th, 9th, and 10th Books of Moses
edited by Henri Gamache, attributed to Moses Originally published in 1945; this is a facsimile reprint. The renowned folk-magic scholar Henri Gamache collected this material from Mediaeval Coptic and Syrian grimoires that were attributed to Moses, the ancient leader of Israel. Then he wrote a lengthy preface in which he linked African tribal beliefs to ancient Jewish and Egyptian religions and sought to prove that Moses was "The Great Voodoo Man of he Bible," a remarkable thesis that foreshadowed the magical African Cultural Nationalism novels of Ishmael Reed (such as "Mumbo Jumbo") by several decades. See also the 6th and 7th Books of Moses. 106 pages, trade paperback. |
$6.00
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Amulets: Sacred Charms of Power, by Sheila Paine The first comprehensive illustrated study of the use of amulets around the world and throughout history. Explores not only the substances and symbolism from which amulets derive, but also the people and objects they protect. Explains the differences between and the purposes of amulets, talismans, charms, and fetishes. All over the world and throughout history amulets have offered protection against negative forces, whether witchcraft, the evil eye, enemies, sickness, or accidents. Intricately beautiful or starkly simple, they come in an astonishing variety of guises: from stones, shells, and seeds, through animal tails, teeth, and claws, to beads, mirrors, needles, and bells. |
$29.95
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Amulets & Talismans for Beginners, by Richard Webster Richard Webster shows you step-by-step how to make and use the most effective talismans. He provides a dictionary of lucky charms from acorns to wishbones. He discusses protective amulets from around the world, particularly those that ward off the evil eye. Then he shows you how to create, charge, purify and empower your own personal talismans for a variety of purposes from attracting love to winning a court case. |
$12.95
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Amulets, Talismans, Magical Jewelry, by Barbara Black Koltuv What little treasure do you wear or keep in your pocket or bag that you have to have with you all the time? Why does it make you feel good, lucky, or safe? Find out here! Barbara Black Koltuv takes you on a journey of understanding -- a virtual treasure hunt for amulets, talismans, and magical jewelry. Lavishly illustrated in full color, this book holds a valuable cache of intriguing images and information about the creation, use, and meaning of amulets, talismans, and magical jewelry. Learn what they have done for generations of spiritual seekers. The Second Commandment of the Old Testament forbids the making of idols to represent God. |
$24.95
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Balkan Traditional Witchcraft
by Radomir Ristic translated into English by Michael C. Carter This groundbreaking book by Radomir Ristic is a compilation of historical data, anthropological studies, and the author's own experiences and interviews with the Witches of the Balkans. Covering both theory and practice, the book gives a complete system of Balkan Traditional Witchcraft. A bestseller in its native Serbia -- now available in English -- this incredible look into the world of the Balkan Witch covers ritual trance, tools, rites for healing, love, divination, defense and for making charms, and also describes the deities, fairies and other supernatural spirits of Balkan Witchcraft. |
$15.95
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Black and White Magic attributed to Marie Laveau; actually by "Bivins, N.D.P." Orig. pub. circa 1925 by the Crackerjack Drug Store, NOLA; this is a 1991 reprint. The attribution to the famed 19th century New Orleans cult figure Marie Laveau is obviously spurious, but the real author was incredibly well-versed in New Orleans style hoodoo. Although hidden behind the cryptic role of an "editor," the author "Bivins N.D.P." was an outstanding root worker with a background in the Spiritualist Church movement, and the book is filled from cover to cover with traditional hoodoo magic spells for almost any condition. 64 pages, trade paperback. |
$7.25
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Blackhawk: Working With His Spirit, by Starr, Spiral Bound Learn how to work with Black Hawk, his brother White Eagle, and Mother Ross to uncover hidden plots, discover your enemies, and restore the scales of balance in your life the Sauk way. Momma Starr relates her story of how Black Hawk touched her life, defended her family, and stand her ground. She reflects on the Spirit of Black Hawk and his legacy through personal anecdotes, testimonials, and conjure tales. Learn how to safeguard your money, do healing spells, cleanse yourself, protect what's yours, and keep the law away as well as many other types of work. Call on Black Hawk for Justice, as the "watcher on the wall" to have an 'eye for an eye' against all your enemies. Reclaim your power, learn how to fight and mark your territory. When the world has failed you and its institutions have turned their backs on the innocent, you can work with Black Hawk to restore Justice in your name, and Starr explains how in this unique book. |
$34.95
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The Black Pullet by anonymous; the French "translator" [& possible author] was "A.J.S.D.R.L.G.F." Orig. pub. late 1700s; this is a 1972 English-language edition, reprinted in 2000. A fabulous classic of talismanic and treasure-seeking spell-work, "The Black Pullet" has long been accepted by both Appalachian and African-American conjurers, and -- under the title "Gallina Negra" -- is also popular in Mexican brujeria and in Santeria. 80 pages, trade paperback. |
$13.00
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Body Guards: Protective Amulets, by Desmond Morris Illustrated throughout with photographs from the author's own collection, this guide traces the traditions and mythology behind over 100 of the most common amulets. Animal magic; rock of ages; plant power; heaven help us; word for word; body parts; eye to eye; helping hands; safe as houses. |
$29.95
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Book of Magical Talismans (contains synopsis of The Black Pullet)
compiled by Elbee Wright Orig. pub. circa 1700s; modern scrap book by Elbee Wright. Those who practice invocatory magic will find much useful information in The Black Pullet, an anonymous classic of talismanic spell-work that has long been accepted by both Appalachian and African-American conjurers, and -- under the title Gallina Negra -- is also popular in Mexican brujeria and in Santeria. This modern edition, pasted up by Elbee Wright from the 1918 translation of Arthur Edward Waite, fills the need for copies of a very rare work, and also presents a random "cut-and-paste" or "scrap book" survey of the history of talismans. 40 pages, trade paperback. |
$7.00
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The Book of Stones, by Simmons & Ahsian The Book of Stones is the most in-depth, definitive guide to the world of crystals, minerals, gemstones and their metaphysical energies that has yet been written. Encompassing over three hundred separate entries, each with vivid color photographs and essays by both authors, this book takes you deep into the world of stones and their uses for spiritual awakening and self-healing. The Book of Stones can teach you about each minerals scientific properties, history and lore, elemental energies, chakra correspondences, and which stones work best together. Also considered are the stones effects on the spiritual, emotional and physical self. |
$29.95
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Candle Burning, by Starr, Spiral Bound |
$39.95
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Clairvoyance and Occult Powers, by Swami Panchadasi |
$8.00
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Complete Book of
Incense, Oils & Brews by Scott Cunningham One of the secrets of real magic is that it is controlled by the mind. The more things in your ritual to help your mind associate with your goal, the more powerful your ritual may be. Colored candles, scented oils, natural incenses, and more all add to the impact of the magic you wish to do. This compendium of magical lore is a vital tool for every magical person on any magical path, whether you are a beginner or an expert. |
$15.95
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Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Crystal, Gem & Metal Magic
by Scott Cunningham This is a great reference for those that wish to enter the world of gemstone, crystal and metal magic and a must for anyone that needs a reference on this subject. The description of each mineral or metals mystical properties are clearly described in enough detail to let you know what is is best suited for. Cunningham also includes a quick-reference summary that is set up in a logical and easy-to-use format. Paperback, 240 pgs. |
$14.95
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Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham Do you work magic with herbs? Do you use them in spells, for talismans or simply use their innate powers? If you don't have Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, you need to get it right away. This book has become a classic in its field. Paul Beyerl, a respected author on herbs calls it "...an essential reference book by students of herbalism and magick alike ... Scott's personable charm touches every page... I highly recommend this book." And Jeanne Rose, famous author of books on herbs and developer of an herbal course says "I love books like this ... It is accessible, easy to read, and with its encompassing index (all too often neglected), simple to use as well." Over 200,000 people already have this book and use it frequently. |
$14.95
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A Century of Spells by Draja Mickaharic Orig. pub. 1985; this is a reprint from 2001 This is one of the best and most popular spell books ever written on contemporary folk-magic, incorporating spells from many different cultures, with full instructions by one the most respected contemporary authors in the field. A great occult book for beginners. 160 pages, trade paperback. |
$14.95
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Charms,
Spells, and Formulas by Ray T. Malbrough Originally published in 1986; this is the 23rd printing, 2000. Basic spell-casting presented in the author's unique synthesis of old-time Louisiana hoodoo and Neo-Pagan Seax-Wicca traditions. Contains simple recipes for oils and incense, plus numerous complete spell rituals and instructions on working with dolls. 172 pages, trade paperback. |
$8.00
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Domination: How to Bend Others to Your Will, by Anna Riva |
$8.00
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Earth Magic,
Wisewoman's Guide, by Claire Nahmad The author draws upon the rich symbolism of Celtic mythology to provide an introduction to a holistic feminine philosophy steeped in the Druidic past. Nahmad draws on herbal and astrological lore from the Celtic pagan tradition of the British Isles; she asserts that the wisewoman's traditions she describes have been passed down from woman to woman for many generations. She herself was made aware of this knowledge by her maternal grandmother. Chapters are organized around signs of the zodiac and convey a mixture of esoteric information and practical wisdom. |
$12.95
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Earth, Air, Fire & Water, by Scott Cunningham, paperback This is a continuation of Cunningham's wildly successful Earth Power with more rites, spells, and simple rituals that can be done with a minimum of equipment. Discover the wonders of star magic; the uses of candles, ice, snow, and magnets; even the fine art of using wishing wells. |
$9.95
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Earth Power, by Scott Cunningham, paperback
When you draw a heart in the sand, call on the four winds for assistance, or ask the rain to wash away a bad habit, you are practicing earth magic. By working in harmony with nature, we can transform ourselves, our lives, and our world. This tried-and-true guide offers more than one hundred spells, rites, and simple rituals you can perform using the powerful energy of the earth. |
$11.95
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Encyclopedia of 5000
Spells, by Judika Illes, hardback Discover binding spells and banishing spells, spells for love, luck, wealth, power, spiritual protection, physical healing, and enhanced fertility drawn from Earth's every corner and spanning 5,000 years of magical history. |
$34.99
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Encyclopedia of
Angels, by Richard Webster Angels lend comfort and strength in times of difficulty, bring our lofty goals down to earth, and set our spirits soaring toward the divine. No matter what spiritual path you travel, the angels are there to offer guidance and inspiration along the way. International best-selling author and angel expert Richard Webster presents this alphabetically-arranged book of angels, a collection of over 500, hailing from diverse traditions, cultures, and belief systems all over the world. A snapshot of each angel's traits, abilities, and specialties illustrates the myriad ways in which these heavenly helpers can deepen your spiritual practice and enrich your life. |
$15.95
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The New Encyclopedia of the
Occult, by John Michael Greer The volume arranges its 1,500 entries in alphabetical order. Topics include magic, Tarot, astrology, and other forms of divination; magical orders such as the Golden Dawn; biographies of significant individuals; and spiritual movements such as Wicca, Theosophy, and the modern Pagans. Where appropriate, entries contain see references to other entries and to books found in the extensive bibliography. Illustrations include charts, diagrams, and photographs. |
$29.95
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Encyclopedia of
Spirits, by Judika Illes, hardback The Encyclopedia of Spirits is a comprehensive and entertaining A to Z of spirits from around this world and the next. Within these pages meet love goddesses and disease demons, guardians of children and guardians of cadavers. Discover Celtic goddesses and goddesses of the Kabbalah, female Buddhas, African Powers, Dragon Ladies, White Ladies, Black Madonnas, the Green Man, the Green Fairy, lots and lots of ghosts, djinn, mermaids, fairies, and more. From the beneficent to the mischievous, working with these spirits can bring good fortune, lasting love, health, fertility, revenge, and relief. |
$29.99
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Encyclopedia of Natural Magic, by J. M. Greer Natural magic is the ancient and powerful art of using material substances - herbs, stones, incenses, oils, and much more - to tap into the hidden magical powers of nature, transforming your surroundings and yourself. Not just a cookbook of spells, the Encyclopedia of Natural Magic provides an introduction to the philosophy and ways of thought underlying this system. It also gives detailed information on 176 different herbs, trees, stones, metals, oils, incenses, and other substances. |
$16.95
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Golden Secrets of Mystic Oils by Anna Riva Orig. pub. 1990; this is a revised edition reprint, 2000. Over 550 of the most popular commercially-prepared condition oils are listed, with synonyms for those available from different manufacturers. This is not a formulary with recipes for making oils -- rather it names the oils and tells you how to use each one by including many short spells, chants, prayers, and combinations for fixing up mojo hands. 176 pages, trade paperback. |
$8.50
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The Good Spell Book, by Gillian Kemp, hardcover Instead of turning your ex into a toad or casting misfortune upon your boss, focus on the good in life with this wonderfully illustrated collection of easy-to-follow traditional spells of the Romany people--also known as Gypsies--for good luck, love, health, and wealth. |
$14.95
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Grimoire for the Green Witch, by Ann Moura, paperback The author of the popular Green Witchcraft series presents her personal Book of Shadows, designed for you to use just as she uses it - as a working guide to ritual, spells, and divination. It is a book to set on the altar and pass along to the next generation with new notations and entries. Grimoire for the Green Witch is a distillation of Green practice, with room for growth and new inspiration. |
$19.95
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Grimoire of Lady Sheba, Hardcover Lady Sheba was the first witch to publish her grimoire. She copied it at the time of her initiation and included the spells and ancient ritual practices handed down in her family for centuries. This volume contains material for contemporary witches, including the steps to magical attainment, numerous rituals, and instructions for creating an elemental or Witch's familiar. |
$19.95
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Green Magic, by Ann Moura, paperback Practice a Magic Sacred and Untamed Practice a craft grounded in the powers of Nature, the wildwood magic of the Elementals, of Mother Earth and the Horned God. Kin to star and stone, water and wind, the practitioner of green magic respects the powers and spirits of Nature, and knows how to work with their energies to accomplish magical goals. This comprehensive guide to the Green Craft focuses specifically on the magical practices covered in the three volumes of Green Witchcraftand goes even further, presenting information not found in any other book. |
$12.95
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The Guiding Light to Power and Success, by Mikhail Strabo |
$6.95
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Spellcraft, Hexcraft and Witchcraft, by Anna Riva |
$8.00
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Green Witchcraft, by Ann Moura, paperback Explore the worship of nature and the use of herbs that have been part of human culture from the earliest times. Discover the historic and folk background of green Witchcraft and its practical techniques. Learn rites of passage, activities for Sabbats and Esbats, Fairy lore, self-dedication, self-initiation, spellwork, herbcraft, and divination. |
$14.95
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Green Witchcraft II, by Ann Moura, paperback In Green Witchcraft II, the author reveals how to develop a balanced practice by incorporating the powerful, dark aspects of the Goddess and the God. Guided meditations, spells, and rituals enable you to invoke the energy of the dark powers and achieve your goals through magical workings. Honor the dark no less than the light; release your fear of the shadows and embrace the other half of yourself with the balancing practices in Green Witchcraft II. Paperback, 242 pages |
$14.95
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Green Witchcraft III, by Ann Moura, paperback In this manual, the author presents the Craft as a course of instruction, with eight magical classes that correspond to the eight Sabbats. This companion handbook to Green Witchcraft and Green Witchcraft II can also be used alone as an exploration of the Green path. Return to your roots and grow wise in the ways of Green magic with Green Witchcraft III, The Manual. Paperback, 229 pages |
$14.95
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Hoodoo Food! The 2010 Conjure Cook-Off and Rootwork Recipe Round-Up Cooking with magical herbs is a time-honored form of domestic spell magic. Practitioners often prepare foods to enhance love, sexuality, fidelity, and for peace and protection in the home -- and have been also known to sneak a not-so-nice trick into a tasty treat to get co-workers to stop gossiping, to gain control over a lover, or to drive an enemy away. This booklet will get you started cooking with hoodoo herbs -- and may encourage you to enter the annual Conjure Cook-Off and Rootwork Recipe Round-Up sponsored by The Ladies' Auxiliary of Missionary Independent Spiritual Church, (All proceeds from recipe booklet sales benefit the church.) 16 pages, stapled booklet. |
$4.00
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Hoodoo Food! The 2011 Conjure Cook-Off and Rootwork Recipe Round-Up The Ladies Auxiliary is back -- with the second annual Conjure Cook-Off and Rootwork Recipe Round-Up cookbook featuring magical foods from contributors all around the country. We know you will want to prepare and sample these brand new taste-treats that incorporate hoodoo-style herbs and spices traditionally used in spells for enhancing romance, promoting prosperity, attracting abundance, and providing protection. Even if the ingredients were not magical -- Hoodoo Food is mmmmm, sooooo good! . |
$4.00
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Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic, hardcover by Catherine Yronwode Originally published in 2002. From the proprietor of the Lucky Mojo Curio Company comes the most thorough, complete, and authentic book on how roots and herbs are used in traditional African-American folk magic. 500 herbs, roots, minerals, and zoological curios are listed, along with their scientific names, so you will know exactly what to harvest or buy from an herb dealer. Included are an amazing 750 spells, formulas, mojo hand combinations, and candle rites, all given in workable, practical detail. Medical usages for many of the herbs, supplementary botanical notes, a series of cross-indexes listing herbs by the magical conditions for which they are recommended, plus 50 beautiful black and white illustrations of herbs and vintage herb packaging round out this informative reference volume. There is no other herb encyclopedia like this one. This is the book to get if you are working traditional conjure and herb magic. If you order from Lucky Mojo, cat will inscribe your copy to you. 224 pages, cloth bound. |
$39.95
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Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic, paperback
by Catherine Yronwode Originally published in 2002. From the proprietor of the Lucky Mojo Curio Company comes the most thorough, complete, and authentic book on how roots and herbs are used in traditional African-American folk magic. 500 herbs, roots, minerals, and zoological curios are listed, along with their scientific names, so you will know exactly what to harvest or buy from an herb dealer. Included are an amazing 750 spells, formulas, mojo hand combinations, and candle rites, all given in workable, practical detail. Medical usages for many of the herbs, supplementary botanical notes, a series of cross-indexes listing herbs by the magical conditions for which they are recommended, plus 50 beautiful black and white illustrations of herbs and vintage herb packaging round out this informative reference volume. There is no other herb encyclopedia like this one. This is the book to get if you are working traditional conjure and herb magic. If you order from Lucky Mojo, cat will inscribe your copy to you. 224 pages, trade paperback. |
$14.95
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Magical Powers of the Holy Death
Practical Spellbook with the meanings of colors, offerings, rites and candles. How to consecrate and altar, her cult, prayers and more |
$8.00
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Hoodoo Money Conjure, by Starr A wonderful find is this down-home, old-style, and thoroughly authentic book of money drawing spells by the Texas rootworker Starr. Her no-nonsense style perfectly complements her traditional conjure recipes, formulas, and spells for financial success and prosperity. Spiral Bound |
$20.00
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Magic with Incense and Powders, by Anna Riva |
$10.00
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Key of Solomon the King (Clavicula Salomonis)
edited by S. L. MacGregor Mathers Orig. pub. circa 1450; 1888 redaction by Mathers. This is one of the most famous of the various "books of seals" used to invoke the powers of planets, angels, spirits, and demons. MacGregor Mathers was a founding member of the Order of the Golden Dawn and this book is widely used by European-style ceremonial magicians and hermeticists as well as by African-American conjurers. 160 pages, trade paperback. (See our listing of seals where many of these are available separately, printed on parchment paper.) |
$14.95
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Lucky Mojo Flyers, Complete Set in Report Cover, Mailed Flat
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$9.00
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Luck: The Essential Guide
A delightful look at how luck is viewed, and what people do to gain it, in many cultures. Profusely illustrated and written with wit and style, this is a light-hearted introduction to beliefs about luck all around the world. Hardcover. |
$19.95
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Magical Alphabets
by Nigel Pennick Using the premise that languages and the alphabets that comprise them are metaphorical microcosms of our world, Nigel Pennick demonstrates how various alphabets function as a metaphysical description of reality. Magical alphabets actually enable seekers to experience a transformative process. This inner transformation is one of the main objectives of all esoteric traditions, and it can be accomplished by using any of the alphabet systems described in this book. Pennick's exciting exploration of Western alphabetical systems includes information about the origins of Hebrew and Greek alphabets, Celtic oghams, and medieval and Renaissance magical and alchemical alphabets. |
$17.95
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The Magic Candle
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The Magic Formula for Successful Prayer
by Mikhail Strabo A classic hoodoo guide to the use of prayer in spell-casting, this valuable old-time conjure treatise was first published in 1942 and has never been out of print since then. Mikhail Strabo was the pseudonym of Sydney J. R. Steiner (1894 - 1971), the proprietor of Guidance House, a highly successful publisher of occult, Spiritualist, and rootwork books in New York City. |
$5.00
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The Magical Household
by Scott Cunningham Recognize and celebrate the magic of life with timeless rites and spells. Create a magical household - a haven of harmony, safety, spirituality, security, and romance. The benefits include a happier existence, protection against thieves, improved health, restful sleep, satisfying spiritual experiences, and a perfect environment for positive magic. This warm and wise guide by much loved author Scott Cunningham has been helping people create sacred space in their homes and gardens for nearly twenty years. |
$11.95
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Magical Power of the Saints: Evocation and Candle Rituals
by Reverend Ray T. Malbrough Originally published in 1998. The best modern occult book on New Orleans style Catholic-Spiritualist work, in which prayers and petitions for luck, love, and other conditions are addressed to the Saints through candle rituals. Contains a wealth of illustrated information on the subject. 227 pages, trade paperback. |
$11.95
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The Master Book of Candle Burning
by Henri Gamache
Originally published in 1942; this is a revised 1998 reprint. The classic text on hoodoo candle burning in the pre-Santeria era; covers everything you need to know about colour symbolism, figural candles, dressing candles, altar layouts, etc. The author was beyond doubt the best early 20th century writer on hoodoo. 96 pages (plus ads), trade paperback. |
$7.50
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Magical Uses for Magnets
by Draja Mickaharic Magnets and magnetic rocks (lodestones) are among the most powerfully symbolic magical minerals. They can be used to attract and draw to you anything desired, including luck, money, love, friendship, or whatever you desire. This book provides information for the practitioner on how to use magnets in spiritual spell-casting. |
$14.95
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Old Style Conjure, by Starr, Spiral Bound
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$20.00
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Practice of Magic
by Draja Mickaharic Have you ever wondered about which magical path to choose -- or what the differences are between the many traditions and styles of spell-craft and occultism? This is the only book of its kind, written for seekers who want answers to questions such as "Is ceremonial magick right for me?" or "What is entailed in the study of folk magic?" A great introduction to the whole range of magical practices, written by a well-known teacher who has himself walked many paths. |
$11.00
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Psychic Self-Defense
by Dion Fortune This is a justly famed classic of the occult arts, a book that teaches you how to defend yourself from psychic, spiritual, and magical attacks. Learn psychic self-defense and feel secure in your practice of magic. |
$14.95
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The Red Church or The Art of Pennsylvania German Braucherei by C. R. Bilardi A comprehensive guide to the history, theory and practice of Pow Wow Magic or Braucherei, as it is known by its practitioners, a system of folk magic with roots in Christian and Pre-Christian Germany, but wholly American in character. Drawn from the Bible, Jewish kaballistic magic,, and old German grimoires, it is empowered by the Holy Trinity, and most practitioners are Christians, like hoodoo rootworkers and the cunning folk of England. 548 pages, paperback. |
$24.95
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Rootwork, by Tayannah Lee McQuillar A solid and informative basic book on the modern practice of conjure. |
$10.00
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Saint Cyprian: Saint of Necromancers, by ConjureMan Ali No figure in Catholic Christianity is surrounded by more mystery and confusion than that most obscure of saints, Saint Cyprian. Within these pages is information gathered directly from communion with Saint Cyprian himself, as well as knowledge passed down from other devotees of the saint of necromancers. Saint Cyprian, Saint of Necromancers by ConjureMan Ali contains translations of orisons, prayers, and incantations from Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, and includes text rarely seen in the English language. 20 pages. |
$5.00
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Book of Shadows, 5" x 8" Blank Hardcover
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$21.00
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Spiritual Cleansing, by Starr, Spiral Bound
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$24.95
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Spiritual Cleansing by Draja Mickaharic
Originally published in 1982; this is a 2004 reprint. A fabulous collection of recipes for Eastern European and Afro-Caribbean Catholic herb baths, floor washing rites, and egg magic to rid the home of curses and protect family members from the evil eye. 96 pages, trade paperback. |
$12.95
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Voodoo and Hoodoo
by Jim Haskins
Originally published in 1978, reprinted in 1999. Ignore the title and the cover illustration; this book is about hoodoo, not voodoo, and it collects Southern conjure lore observed by the author during the 1960s-70s. If you are looking for an introduction to hoodoo from a modern urban black perspective, you will really enjoy this journalist's examination of his "roots." Because of a few serious botanical errors in the otherwise exemplary text, we enclose a one-page errata flyer with every copy at no charge. 228 pages, trade paperback. |
$12.00
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The Wizardology Handbook
A delightful book for kids who want to learn about the history and practice of magic. Illustrated, sparkly, and complete with stickers, it makes a great gift book from a "witchy" aunt or uncle to an inquisitive niece or nephew. |
$12.99
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Wylundt's Book of Incense
Learn all about the art of making and using magical incenses in the European and Neo-Pagan tradition. |
$14.95
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BOOKS ABOUT HERB MAGIC and HERBAL MEDICINE:
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These books are specifically about the use of rots, herbs, and minerals in the practice of magic. There are also books about botany, which will help you identify the herbs, roots, and mineral curios used in conjure, witchcraft, sorcery, and other forms of folk magic. |
READ ALSO: Read more about the herbs, roots and mineral curios used in hoodoo and conjure at the Herb Magic website on Magical Herbs . |
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Nickell's Botanical Ready Reference by J. M. Nickell
Originally published circa 1885; this is a 1974 facsimile reprint. Back in the 19th century, the Nickell and Murray company was one of the leading suppliers of bulk herbs to the medical and magical communities. J. M. Nickell prepared this exhaustive catalogue of the common names and Latin taxonomic names of such herbs for the use of pharmacists; it even contains an entire section of German language common names, as many 19th century pharmacists were German-American. Abbreviated codes for the medical uses of the plants are also included. This is the largest database of common and taxonomic names ever compiled, and is still of great use to herbalists and conjure doctors who work with botanical curios, herb magic, and herbal medicine. 276 pages, trade paperback. |
$20.00
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Nickell's Botanical Ready Reference by J. M. Nickell, HRCC Student Price
Originally published circa 1885; this is a 1974 facsimile reprint. Back in the 19th century, the Nickell and Murray company was one of the leading suppliers of bulk herbs to the medical and magical communities. J. M. Nickell prepared this exhaustive catalogue of the common names and Latin taxonomic names of such herbs for the use of pharmacists; it even contains an entire section of German language common names, as many 19th century pharmacists were German-American. Abbreviated codes for the medical uses of the plants are also included. This is the largest database of common and taxonomic names ever compiled, and is still of great use to herbalists and conjure doctors who work with botanical curios, herb magic, and herbal medicine. 276 pages, trade paperback. HRCC Student Discount Price (you must give your student ID# with order) |
$15.00
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Nature's Pharmacy Deck Culled from the Nature's Pharmacy exhibit at The New York Botanical Garden, this illustrated deck explains the healthful properties and uses of 50 (both historical and modern-day) herbs and plants. |
$13.95
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Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic, hardcover
by Catherine Yronwode
Originally published in 2002. From the proprietor of the Lucky Mojo Curio Company comes the most thorough, complete, and authentic book on how roots and herbs are used in traditional African-American folk magic. 500 herbs, roots, minerals, and zoological curios are listed, along with their scientific names, so you will know exactly what to harvest or buy from an herb dealer. Included are an amazing 750 spells, formulas, mojo hand combinations, and candle rites, all given in workable, practical detail. Medical usages for many of the herbs, supplementary botanical notes, a series of cross-indexes listing herbs by the magical conditions for which they are recommended, plus 50 beautiful black and white illustrations of herbs and vintage herb packaging round out this informative reference volume. There is no other herb encyclopedia like this one. This is the book to get if you are working traditional conjure and herb magic. If you order from Lucky Mojo, cat will inscribe your copy to you. 224 pages, cloth bound. |
$39.95
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Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic, paperback
by Catherine Yronwode
Originally published in 2002. From the proprietor of the Lucky Mojo Curio Company comes the most thorough, complete, and authentic book on how roots and herbs are used in traditional African-American folk magic. 500 herbs, roots, minerals, and zoological curios are listed, along with their scientific names, so you will know exactly what to harvest or buy from an herb dealer. Included are an amazing 750 spells, formulas, mojo hand combinations, and candle rites, all given in workable, practical detail. Medical usages for many of the herbs, supplementary botanical notes, a series of cross-indexes listing herbs by the magical conditions for which they are recommended, plus 50 beautiful black and white illustrations of herbs and vintage herb packaging round out this informative reference volume. There is no other herb encyclopedia like this one. This is the book to get if you are working traditional conjure and herb magic. If you order from Lucky Mojo, cat will inscribe your copy to you. 224 pages, trade paperback. |
$14.95
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Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs
Do you work magic with herbs? Do you use them in spells, for talismans or simply use their innate powers? If you don't have Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, you need to get it right away. This book has become a classic in its field. Paul Beyerl, a respected author on herbs calls it "...an essential reference book by students of herbalism and magick alike ... Scott's personable charm touches every page... I highly recommend this book." And Jeanne Rose, famous author of books on herbs and developer of an herbal course says "I love books like this ... It is accessible, easy to read, and with its encompassing index (all too often neglected), simple to use as well." Over 200,000 people already have this book and use it frequently. |
$14.95
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BOOKS ABOUT DIVINATION :
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This listing of books about divination, tarot, and related arts is selected from our general book list for your convenience. |
READ ALSO: Our complete list of divination and scrying tools,
including pendulums, tarot cards, crystal balls and Ouija boards and be found at
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BOOKS ON THE FOLKLORE AND SOCIOLOGY OF MAGIC AND RELIGION:
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Folklore is the study of people's customs, beliefs, and practices -- especially
those which are not imposed on them by mass-marketing or global media
corporations. The study of folklore contains many branches, including the study
of songs, dances, stories, magic, and religions which are transmitted from
person to person rather than devised by a paid "creative team" and force-fed to
the public via outlets such as films and television. Because folklore is
transmitted personally, its content varies from culture to culture, and people
with an interest in the subject often like to compare the customs of one culture
with those of another.
The books in this section deal with folklore in its many aspects, but with a focus on magic and religion, and a special emphasis on how African American rootwork, conjure, and hoodoo developed in America and where the practice of magic stands in today's American culture. |
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Historical information about the collection of African American folklore can
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Black Magic by Yvonne Chireau, paperback
Black Magic looks at the origins, meaning, and uses of Conjure--the African American tradition of healing and harming that evolved from African, European, and American elements--from the slavery period to well into the twentieth century. Illuminating a world that is dimly understood by both scholars and the general public, Yvonne P. Chireau describes Conjure and other related traditions, such as Hoodoo and Rootworking, in a beautifully written, richly detailed history that presents the voices and experiences of African Americans and shows how magic has informed their culture. Focusing on the relationship between Conjure and Christianity, Chireau shows how these seemingly contradictory traditions have worked together in a complex and complementary fashion to provide spiritual empowerment for African Americans, both slave and free, living in white America. |
$23.95
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Conjure Times Black Magicians Stage Magic
A lively, interesting, carefully researched look at a unique aspect of African-American history and culture that introduces the lives of black magicians, beginning with Richard Potter, "America's First Negro Magician," son of a plantation owner and a slave. Using black-and-white reproductions of playbills, advertisements, woodcuts, and period photographs, the history of the minstrel show and vaudeville is discussed as part of the development of theatrical magic shows. Slavery, racial discrimination, and segregation are discussed as part of the social history surrounding the lives of the performers profiled. The authors note that personal information on many performers was difficult to find, and the gaps help readers understand how much African-American history has been lost. Descriptions of popular trademark tricks are highlighted in boxes in each chapter. Budding magicians will find this book appealing, and it will be a great addition to African-American history collections. |
$16.95
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The Devil in Design: Krampus Postcards The Devil in Design is a fascinating, full-color compendium of extremely rare, late 19th and early 20th-century Krampus postcards culled from key postcard collections from around the world. Lavishly illustrated with over a 150 striking and stylized full-page examples, the book also includes a short introduction tracing the character's origin and its overwhelming popularity throughout Europe. In the Christmas traditions of Europe, the Krampus is Saint Nicholas's dark servant - a hairy, horned, supernatural beast whose pointed ears and long slithering tongue gave misbehavers the creeps! Whereas Saint Nicholas would reward children who had been good all year with treats, those that had been disobedient were paid a visit by the Krampus. |
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Gods, Goddesses & Objects of Buddhism & Hinduism in Nepal | $7.00
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Imitation of Christ,
Kempis, saddle-stich This classic, second only to the Bible for religious instruction and inspiration, has brought understanding and comfort to millions for centuries. Written in a candid and conversational style, the topics include liberation from worldly inclinations, preparation and consolations of prayer, and the place of eucharistic communion in a devout life. |
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Mules and Men by Zora Neale Hurston,
paperback Orig. pub. 1935, foreword by Arnold Rampersad, afterword by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Best known for her novels, the African-American author Zora Neale Hurston was also a folklorist, and in this book she examines hoodoo as it was practiced in New Orleans and Florida during the 1920s and 30s. The first half of the book contain folktales; the second half is filled with rituals, spells, and formulas, plus personal accounts of root doctors like The Frizzly Rooster and Kitty Brown, from whom she learned her work. 310 pages, saddle-stitched. |
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and The Lucky
Mojo Curio Co.; and
The Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour Radio Show. If you have ever
wondered about the lives of modern day conjure doctors, this book provides the
closest thing to a personal visit. Written with deep insight and a sly sense of
humour, and focussing on hoodoo more that other systems of magic, "Not In Kansas
Anymore" is a rare glimpse behind the scenes of today's sorcerers, spiritual
consultants, witches, and wizards. As a special, we offer copies of this book
that have been SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, CHRISTINE WICKER.
We also provide a
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Pagan Christmas The day on which many commemorate the birth of Christ has its origins in pagan rituals that center on tree worship, agriculture, magic, and social exchange. But Christmas is no ordinary folk observance. It is an evolving feast that over the centuries has absorbed elements from cultures all over the world--practices that give plants and plant spirits pride of place. In fact, the symbolic use of plants at Christmas effectively transforms the modern-day living room into a place of shamanic ritual. |
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Spiritual Merchants,
Carolyn Morrow Long
They can be found along the side streets of many American
cities: herb or candle shops catering to practitioners of
Voodoo, hoodoo, Santeria, and similar beliefs. Here one can
purchase ritual items and raw materials for the fabrication of
traditional charms, plus a variety of soaps, powders, and
aromatic goods known in the trade as "spiritual products." For
those seeking health or success, love or protection, these
potions offer the power of the saints and the authority of the
African gods. In Spiritual Merchants, Carolyn Morrow Long
provides an inside look at the followers of African-based belief
systems and the retailers and manufacturers who supply them.
Traveling from New Orleans to New York, from Charleston to Los
Angeles, she takes readers on a tour of these shops, examines
the origins of the products, and profiles the merchants who sell
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LUCKY DREAM BOOKS FOR LOTTERY PLAYERS:
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Dream books specifically designed for lottery play may provide interpretations of dreams (dream divination), but they also have something that other dream books do not have -- lucky numbers for you to bet on, depending on what your dreams reveal. These are some of the best and most often requested dream books utilized by folks who combine gambling play with signs and significations from hoodoo, conjuration, and rootwork. |
READ ALSO:
Historical information about African American Dream Books can be found on
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Aunt Sally's Policy Players Dream Book
by Aunt Sally (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1890; this is a facsimile reprint of a 1920s ed. A curiosity of hoodoo gambling magic, the text consists of four separate lists of objects and situations found in dreams with interpretations and lucky numbers for playing Policy, an illegal (and now obsolete) "numbers" game once popular in the black community. Old spiritual supply labels and blues songs often contain coded messages expressed in numbers from this book. Also included is a 19th century French divination system called the Oraculum or Book of Fate. There are interpretations and number picks for all dreams. 128 pages, trade paperback. |
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Billy Bing's Dream Book
by Billy Bing (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1951; this is a 22nd edition 1994 reprint. This is the most stripped-down and condensed of all the old-time dream books. Not much to look at, it is set apart from the others because it also contains material on lottery or lotto rundowns and work-outs, methods of number selection that do not rely on the symbolic divination of dreams. The two betting systems -- dream interpretation on the one hand and lottery rundowns and work-outs on the other -- are almost never mixed, so this is a convenient bridge between $3.00 BOO-DRM-BBDB |
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Fu Futtam's New Startling Facts Occult Dream Book |
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H. P. Dream Book
by Professor Uriah Konje (pseudonym of Herbery Gladstone Parris)
Orig. pub. 1926; this is a facsimile reprint dataed 1980. The second-most-popular dream divination book of the 20th century (after Aunt Sally's) was the H.P. Dream Book by $5.00 BOO-DRM-HPDB |
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Hunches by Lloyd Kenyon Jones |
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Kansas City Kitty
Dream Book
by Kansas City Kitty (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1930s; this is a facsimile reprint. What sets this dream book apart is the cute artwork on the covers and internal pages. Sections include a 1 page introduction, 12 pages of birthday horoscope numbers, 88 pages of dream keywords, 14 pages of women's names, and 12 pages of men's names. There are no interpretations for the dreams, just sets of number picks. The pen and ink drawings -- depicting scenes in an African American barbershop, lunch counter, small-town neighborhood, and church -- contain lucky numbers attached to almost every surface, so you can bet what you see, and as Rev. I. Doolittle says: "Brethren and Sisters, If ... you MUST play 'em, BOX 'EM."! 128 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
$5.00
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| Original Real Lucky 13 Dream Book |
$4.00
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Mystic Dream Book by Anonymous |
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Madam Fu-Fu's Lucky Dream Book
by Madam Fu-Fu (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1945; this is a reprint of the "Successful Up-Dated Edition" circa 1965 This book contains 64 pages of dream keywords with several three-digit numeral combinations for each, plus a predictive interpretation, 12 pages of "Monthly Suggestions" and "3-5-7 Selections;" 1 page of "Monthly Super Specials for 3-5-7 Races;" and a 1 page "3-5-7 Mutuel Race Calendar.'" Tucked in between are many other lists, including "Occupation," "Your name is Your Fortune," "Clothing," "Deck of Cards," "Months of the Year and Birth Stones," "Days of the Week," "Holidays," "If You Attend," "Automobiles," "Dream Book Numbers," "Lucky Zodiac Birthday Horoscope [sic] Numbers and Lucky Days," "' $3.00 BOO-DRM-MFFL |
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$5.00
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Pick'Em Dream Book
by Rajah Rabo (pseudonym of Carl Z. Talbot)
Orig. pub. circa 1950s; this is a facsimile reprint. This dream book is unique in that the Pick'Em system consists of 104 pages of lists of dream keywords with 9 consecutively-numbered selections for variations on the image. The 10th number in the set, deemed a "Special," is picked to play on designated days of the week. The dreams are given interpretations and forecasts. There are also 5 pages of women's names, 4 pages of men's names, and 12 pages of monthly number picks. 128 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
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Rajah's Lucky
Number Dream Book: Pick-Em for Hits
by Rajah Stanley (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1978; this is the "26th Successful Updated Edition," In addition to 70 pages of dream numbers with no interpretations, there is a 1 page introduction; 11 pages of men's and women's names, 1 page of "Weather Numbers;" 1 page of for "Days-of-the-Week, "Stanley's Best Bet," "Months of the Year," and "First Week of Month;" 2 pages of "Holidays," "Birthstone," "Waterfalls of the U.S.,"Dams of the U.S.," "Rivers of the U.S.," and "Good Luck Numbers;" I page of "Stanley's Lucky Forecast;" 1 page of "Signs of the Zodiac;" 1 page of "Occupation;" 1 page of "Things You See and Hear;" 1 page "If You Cannot Remember Your Dream;" and 5 pages introducing the post-modern number system wherein a few 3-digit combos in VERY LARGE NUMERALS are accompanied by cryptic phrases. 96 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
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Rajah Rabo's 5-Star
Mutuel Dream Book
by Rajah Rabo (pseudonym of Carl Z. Talbot)
Orig. pub. 1932; this is a facsimile of the 1941 revised ed. This famous lottery dream book contains 46 pages of dream keywords. There are no interpretations for the dreams, just sets of 3-digit number picks. In addition to the dream numbers, there are 17 pages of numbers for ladies' and gentlemen's names, 1 page of leading jockeys's names (of the 1930s!), 3 pages of names of race horses (also from the 1930s), names of Harlem clubs, birth years (last number is 1934), and weekdays, 2 pages of month numbers and "Harlem Hunches" (things you might see), 2 pages of names of states and cities, 3 pages of horoscopes with zodiac numbers, and 6 pages of numbers for every birthday in the year. 80 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
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Stella's Lucky Seven Star Dream Book
by Stella (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1965; this is a facsimile reprint. This book consists of 128 pages of dream keywords with several three-digit and three-pair numeral combinations for each dream, plus a predictive interpretation or forecast. There are also 6 pages of men's names, 7 pages of women's names, 12 pages of horoscopes with lucky numbers, 1 page of Lucky Lucille's Hot Hits, 1 page of monthly Lucky Star Forecast numbers, 1 page of numbers for "Things You See and Hear," 1 page of numbers for "Hunches," 1 page of numbers for brands of automobiles you may see, 1 page of daily number picks to use "If Your Dream Does Not Appear" elsewhere in the book, and a 1 page introduction. 128 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
$4.00
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Stella's Red Devil Lucky Number Dream Book |
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Stella's Success from Dreams: Number Interpretations
by Stella (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1965; this is a facsimile reprint. This book consists of 128 pages of dream keywords with several three-digit and three-pair numeral combinations for each dream, plus a predictive interpretation. There are also 6 pages of men's names, 7 pages of women's names, 12 pages of horoscopes with lucky numbers, 1 page of numbers for "Things You See and Hear," 1 page of numbers for "Hunches," i page for "Automobiles," and 3 pages of short number lists for "Miscellaneous," Ladies' Clothing," "Gents' Clothing," "Months with Birthstones," "Days of the Week," "Holidays," "If You Attend" and "If You Get," plus a 1 page introduction. 128 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
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True Fortune Teller: Dreams and Numbers
by The Gypsy King (pseudonym of Ralph Anderson)
Orig. pub. circa 1940; this is a facsimile reprint. This book consists of 61 pages of dream keywords with several three-digit numeral combinations for each dream, plus a predictive interpretation or forecast. There are also 2 pages of birthday numbers (1 by the Gypsy King and 1 by Professor Zonite), 1 page of wedding anniversary symbols and their corresponding 3-digit numbers, 1 page of monthly "Super Specials for All Popular Totals," a 6 page article on numerology, and a 1 page introduction describing The Gypsy King. 72 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
$3.00
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3-Wise Men Lucky Number Dream Book |
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LOTTERY RUNDOWN AND WORKOUT SYSTEMS:
BOOKS FOR LUCKY GAMBLERS:
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Historical information about African American Dream Books can be found on
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Billy Bing's Gold Book, from "Prof."
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Billy Bing's Red Book Relative Numbers: "Follow-Ups"
by Billy Bing (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1930s; this is a 30th edition 1997 reprint. This is a convenient and easy-to-use printed table for Numbers fans who like to bet on "relative" or "associate" numbers, otherwise known as "follow-ups" or numbers that are more likely to follow a winning number the next day. Also included is a Lucky Name Numbers chart, Horoscope numbers, and Popular Numerology Vibrations. 24 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
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Billy Bing's Work-Out Book
by Billy Bing with "Prof." Hitt (pseudonyms)
Orig. pub. circa 1930s; this is a 26th edition 1990 reprint. This booklet provides a great introduction to the many non-dream divination "systems" of lottery number play popular in the African American community. Topics covered in this handbook include definitions of terms used in the Numbers Game, a history of work-out methods, and a series of exemplary work-outs, such as The Miracle System, The Daily Work-out, The 3-5-7 Work-out, The Master Line Work-out, The Gable Work-out, The Big 8 Work-out, The Double Number Elimination Work-out, The Seven Come Eleven, and more. 24 pages, saddle-stitched booklet. |
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The Little Giant
Ency. of Lucky Numbers Numerology can help us fathom the nature of the human soul, enrich our relationships, and guide us toward a happier future. Within these many pages you will find in-depth information on lucky numbers for each sign of the Zodiac, the geography of numbers, divining the future with cards, dice, or dominos, and using numbers to choose the right day for particular activities. Through calculations that refer to birth dates and given names, you can identify personal traits and influences that will increase your own self-awareness and help determine when friends and family members will be at their most receptive. Marvelous insights and fascinating discoveries come your way when you know how to work the numbers. |
$9.95
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| Prof. Hitt's Rundowns & Workouts by Prof. E.Z. Hitts |
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Pro-Zo's Gold Book Facts About Numbers by Prof. Zonite |
$3.00
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| Rabo's Rundown and Workout Book by Rajah Rabo |
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| Lucky Three Wisemen Run-Down & Work-Out Book edited by Prof. Zonite |
$2.00
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BOOKS ABOUT SPIRITUALISM:
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Spiritualism centers around the belief that the dead are able to communicate with the living, whether via dreams or other signs, or through the assistance of a gifted spirit medium. Spiritualist churches, organizations, and associations do not adhere to a single creed; in fact, some groups specifically renounce the concept of having a creed and prefer that each member understand the truth of spirit contact through personal experience. A variety of sources have influenced the development of the many differing modern Spiritualist denominations. Among these influences, one can see clear traces of Protestant Christian, Pentecostal Christian, Catholic Christian, Quaker, New Thought, Deist, Hindu, Theosophical, and Neo-Pagan concepts. For instance, some Spiritualist organizations endorse the concept of the Summer-Land as a place where spirits reside after physical death, while others endorse the idea of ongoing spiritual reincarnation in physical bodies on Earth. Members of one Spiritualist body are unlikely to be entirely comfortable with the beliefs in another body that differs widely from their own, hence these organizations are considered as separate denominations in the over-arching religion of Spiritualism. |
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HOODOO ROOTWORK MAGIC
CORRESPONDENCE COURSE
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Read the many free web pages at Lucky Mojo -- and if you like what you are learning and want to learn more, sign up for my 52 week interactive correspondence course in hoodoo rootwork, covering practical magic spells of all kinds (love spells, money spells, protection spells), plus herbal information, folklore, true tales of conjure, and instructions on how to work with clients. You can join at any time during the year. |
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Hoodoo Rootwork Correspondence Course
by Catherine Yronwode The cost is $2.00 per lesson: $104.00 for 52 lessons in the form of a hardcover clothbound book. Each book is personally inscribed with the student's name and signed by catherine yronwode. You must meet certain requirements as a customer and you must be interviewed by cat before being able to purchase this course book. |
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Hoodoo Rootwork Correspondence Course (Replacement Copy or Spousal Copy) by Catherine Yronwode This is a special reduced price for a replacement book for existing students only, or for the spousal partner of an existing student; you must supply your student ID number when ordering and if the book is for a spouse, he or she will be interviewed by cat before being accepted as a student. |
$78.00
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TALISMANIC SEALS AND SIGILS
OF SOLOMON AND MOSES
PRINTED ON PARCHMENT PAPER:
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The talismanic seals and sigils found in a number of old grimoires have become popular to use, in conjunction with prayers, in the the making of mojo bags or to carry in the pocket or wallet. These selections of famous seals are printed on single-sided parchment so that they may be cut apart and used individually, without harming your grimoires. |
READ ALSO: Our complete list of books can be found on this page: Kabbalistic Admixtures to Hoodoo |
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The Greater Key of Solomon
7 sheets of Planetary Seals printed in black ink on parchment paper, with 1 sheet of prayers and suggestions for use by Anna Riva, plus a velveteen carrying case. Included are 7 Pentacles of The Sun, 7 Pentacles of Jupiter, 6 Pentacles of The Moon, 7 Pentacles of Mars, 5 Pentacles of Venus, 7 Pentacles of Saturn, 5 Pentacles of Mercury -- a total of 44 Seals on Parchment Paper. |
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| Seals from
The 6th and 7th Books of Moses
6 sheets of Moses' Seals printed in Dragon's Blood Red ink on parchment paper, with 1 sheet describing the use of each seal, plus a velveteen carrying case. Included are the seals of: The Ark of The Covenant, Balaam's Sorcery, Breastplate of Aaron, Breastplate of Moses, Chalice of Holiness, Crowned Serpent, General Citation, Grand Symbol of Solomon, Great Pentagram, Helmet of Moses & Aaron, Magical Law of Moses, Master Key, Schemhamphoras Holy Seal, Schemhamphoras #1, Schemhamphoras #2, Air, Antiquells, Arielis, Aziabelis, Azlelis, Barbuelis, Earth, Fire, Fortune, The Golden Candlestick, Good Luck, Great Generation, Jesus of God, Jupiter, Knowledge, Long Life, Love, Magic, Marbuelis, Mars, Mephistophilis, Merbeulis, Mercury, Orien, Power, Rab Caleb, Saturn, Spirits, The Sun, Treasure, Treasure, Elevation & Redemption, Treasures, Venus, Water, The Witnesses, Seals of Eleazar, Seals of Leviathan. -- a total of 52 Seals on Parchment Paper. |
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Hoodoo in Theory and Practice by cat yronwode: an introduction to African-American rootwork
Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic by cat yronwode:a materia magica of African-American conjure
Lucky W Amulet Archive by cat yronwode: an online museum of worldwide talismans and charms
Sacred Sex: essays and articles on tantra yoga, neo-tantra, karezza, sex magic, and sex worship
Sacred Landscape: essays and articles on archaeoastronomy and sacred geometry
Freemasonry for Women by cat yronwode: a history of mixed-gender Freemasonic lodges
The Lucky Mojo Esoteric Archive: captured internet text files on occult and spiritual topics
Lucky Mojo Usenet FAQ Archive:FAQs and REFs for occult and magical usenet newsgroups
Aleister Crowley Text Archive: a multitude of texts by an early 20th century occultist
Lucky Mojo Magic Spells Archives: love spells, money spells, luck spells, protection spells, and more
Free Love Spell Archive: love spells, attraction spells, sex magick, romance spells, and lust spells
Free Money Spell Archive: money spells, prosperity spells, and wealth spells for job and business
Free Protection Spell Archive: protection spells against witchcraft, jinxes, hexes, and the evil eye
Free Gambling Luck Spell Archive: lucky gambling spells for the lottery, casinos, and races
Hoodoo and Blues Lyrics: transcriptions of blues songs about African-American folk magic
EaRhEaD!'S Syd Barrett Lyrics Site: lyrics by the founder of the Pink Floyd Sound
The Lesser Book of the Vishanti: Dr. Strange Comics as a magical system, by cat yronwode
The Spirit Checklist: a 1940s newspaper comic book by Will Eisner, indexed by cat yronwode
Fit to Print: collected weekly columns about comics and pop culture by cat yronwode
Eclipse Comics Index: a list of all Eclipse comics, albums, and trading cards
Hoodoo Rootwork Correspondence Course with cat yronwode: 52 weekly lessons by email
Hoodoo Conjure Training Workshops: hands-on rootwork classes, lectures, and seminars
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yronwode:
the eclectic and eccentric author of many of the above web pages
nagasiva yronwode: tyaginator, nigris (333), nocTifer, lorax666, boboroshi, !
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Arcane Archive: thousands of archived Usenet posts on religion, magic, spell-casting, mysticism, and spirituality
Association of Independent Readers and Rootworkers: psychic reading, conjure, and hoodoo root doctor services
Candles and Curios: essays and articles on traditional African American conjure and folk magic, plus shopping
Garden of Joy Blues: former 80 acre hippie commune near Birch Tree in the Missouri Ozarks
Gospel of Satan: the story of Jesus and the angels, from the perspective of the God of this World
Missionary Independent Spiritual Church: spirit-led, inter-faith; prayer-light services; Smallest Church in the World
Mystic Tea Room: tea leaf reading, teacup divination, and a museum of antique fortune telling cups
Satan Service: an archive presenting the theory, practice, and history of Satanism and Satanists
Southern Spirits: 19th and 20th century accounts of hoodoo, including ex-slave narratives & interviews
Tiger Tiger: prayer flags, singing bowls, beads, ritual religious statues, and altar tools from Thailand and Nepal
Spiritual Spells: lessons in folk magic and spell casting from an eclectic Wiccan perspective, plus shopping
Yronwode Home: personal pages of catherine yronwode and nagasiva yronwode, magical archivists
Yronwode Institution: the Yronwode Institution for the Preservation and Popularization of Indigenous Ethnomagicology