Hoodoo Mojo Bags & Baby Dolls

Hoodoo Mojo Bags & Baby Dolls

A Hadean Press guide to the Underworld.

In Hoodoo Mojo Bags & Baby Dolls author James Udung describes the construction, preparation and use of these tools in this follow-up to his Hoodoo Graveyard Sorcery.

One of the essential tools used in Hoodoo folk practice is the mojo bag which acts as a container of magical force(s), similar to a spirit box or pot. They serve as amulets or better still as charm bags and are commonly used in hoodoo folk practice, with its origins rooted in West Africa. A Hoodoo Doll-Baby, Dolly, Poppet, Effigy, is a representation of a person made in the likeness of the target and is one of the most essential tools used in Hoodoo sympathetic sorcery.

James Udung (Deillumine Ra)
Cover image and interior artwork by Louis Solomon-Felix
20 pages.

 

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