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Oregano, a common herb in European cookery, has its uses in candle spells to keep the law away and for keeping nosy people who are making trouble to stay away. Origanum vulgare, as it is known by its botanical name, has many different genus or variations of the same plant. The name Oregano stems from the Greek words “oros” and “ganos” to form the meaning “mountain happiness”. It is said that Greeks in the countryside would adorn the heads of newlyweds with wreaths of oregano to bless them with joy in their marriage. In the Greek and Italian magical traditions, oregano is associated with the practices of Stregheria, a form of herbal witchery. In this belief system, oregano has strong properties of protection and some brew a tea of oregano to wash down homes to place a protective barrier for the family. It also has been said that planting a pot of oregano by the front door will also protect the home. In the Southern magical traditions of Hoodoo and Conjure, the oregano plant is used to keep the law away from your place of business or home, especially if you are conducting activities that may be slightly questionable with the authorities. Mixing oregano with crushed eucalyptus leaves will keep nosy neighbors and those who are “tattletales” our of your business. Rolling a free standing brown Court Case candle in oregano after anointing with Court Case Oil or adding a pinch to the top of a glass encased brown candle that has had Court Case Oil added to it and burning it before going to trial has allegedly been beneficial in assist that matters will turn your way to help you in the hearing. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic Spells” ...
Nutmeg, known as myristica officinalis and other variations of this name, is one of the spices well known in holiday baking and is a crucial ingredient of the Christmas drink known as eggnog. Nutmeg has a woody, nutty spicy aroma that reminds you of allspice and cinnamon, hence the use in Thanksgiving pumpkin and sweet potato pies and Christmas cookies. Nutmeg is also used in the world of Hoodoo and Conjure in potions, oils and mojo bags for bringing in good fortune and good luck in the lottery and games of chance. An old time gamblers charm was created by drilling a hole in a whole nutmeg, filling the insides with quicksilver, also known today as liquid mercury, and sealing the hole with tree gum or candle wax. This was carried by those who visit the gambling halls and riverboats along the Mississippi River in days of old. Over time, it has been determined that mercury is toxic and can cause many problems with the central nervous system of the body, therefore it is virtually almost impossible to get some, despite many rural medicine practitioners in Mexico using it for stomach aliments in children. Nowadays, modern hoodoo practitioners use a whole nutmeg (sans mercury) along with other luck bringing herbs and spices, in a mojo bag for those that throw dice or play cards to caress during their times of gambling. Nutmeg is a spice used in some Money Drawing Anointing Oils. You may also consider rolling a free standing green wax candle in ground nutmeg after oiling it with any money drawing or good luck anointing oils. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...
Four Thieves Vinegar, a traditional recipe of herbs and vinegar, was used by old time conjurers for protection, especially for themselves as well as to control matters and also to introduce chaos and disagreements among enemies. There are many different recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation, but the recipes all use herbs that have been known to be antiseptic in nature and of a strength that can keep disease away. Legend has it that when the Black Plague was ravishing Europe, a family of Apothecaries, which at that time not only made medicine but also perfume, steeped herbs noteworthy to ward of certain microorganisms that cause illness, and proceeded to bathe themselves with liberal amounts of this concoction to end the houses where whole families had died. Their intention was to clean out the jewelry and other precious itmes from these homes, which eventually made them very rich. The fear of the plague was so intense that homes would remain full of the personal items of those who passed because of the fear of catching the disease that killed millions in the medieval times. The term “4 Thieves” is used to indicate the four main ingredients that are distilled in white or apple cider vinegar. There are many companies that sell Four Thieves Vinegar, and you can see that the vinegar is clear with no additives to it. This is because there are no active herbs in that bottle of plain white vinegar. It is the usage of the certain herbs and spices that make a true 4 Thieves Vinegar and infuses the vinegar with the herbal properties that you are seeking to do their magical work. In traditional hoodoo, rootwork and conjure, 4 Thieves Vinegar is used to repel enemies and when tossed in a glass jar on the front porch of your enemy, will cause the residents of the household to fight like cats and dogs. Lucky 13 Clover has created a simple yet effective spell-in-a-jar of 4 Thieves Vinegar, complete with supplies and instructions, to toss on the concrete porch or doorstep of your enemy to curse the home and all who dwell in it. This spell kit can be your for $10.00 (plus $5.95 S & H and CA tax). All you will need is your thoughts put to words on our easy petition paper to curse your enemy. Order your 4 Thieves Vinegar Bottle Spell Kit Our 8 oz. bottle of 4 Thieves Vinegar is for your own personal use. Made with all natural herbs and spices, you can see the red pepper floating in the bottle in the photo above. Bathe your hands in it before picking up and disposing any spell or trick laid on your doorstep or walkway, and before handling items given to you by your enemy. This bottle retails for $5.00 (plus $5.90 S & H and CA tax) and will last for many uses....
Cloves, whether in Whole Clove or Ground Cloves form, is a main ingredient in products for money drawing and relationship concerns. The botanical name for Clove is Syzygium aromaticum and the plant grows in profusion in the India and throughout the Southeast Asian countries. Clove is one of the main ingredients in Money Drawing Oil and to anoint magical items used to enhance gambling such as mojo bags and jack balls. The oil is used on green candles to burn for money. A special friendship spell is to take an orange, make a half inch slit in the rind to the center and insert a small slip of white paper with your full name and birth date written on it. Fold this paper into a tiny piece and insert into slit. Stud the outside of the orange with whole cloves that have been inserted into the rind. Anoint the orange with a mixture of Anointing Oils and roll whole orange in ground cloves. Hang near the front door on the inside of your home to attract all the good friends you need. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...
Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Oregano in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Jan 28th, 2012 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure, Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Oregano in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Oregano, a common herb in European cookery, has its uses in candle spells to keep the law away and for keeping nosy people who are making trouble to stay away. Origanum vulgare, as it is known by its botanical name, has many different genus or variations of the same plant. The name Oregano stems from the Greek words “oros” and “ganos” to form the meaning “mountain happiness”. It is said that Greeks in the countryside would adorn the heads of newlyweds with wreaths of oregano to bless them with joy in their marriage. In the Greek and Italian magical traditions, oregano is associated with the practices of Stregheria, a form of herbal witchery. In this belief system, oregano has strong properties of protection and some brew a tea of oregano to wash down homes to place a protective barrier for the family. It also has been said that planting a pot of oregano by the front door will also protect the home. In the Southern magical traditions of Hoodoo and Conjure, the oregano plant is used to keep the law away from your place of business or home, especially if you are conducting activities that may be slightly questionable with the authorities. Mixing oregano with crushed eucalyptus leaves will keep nosy neighbors and those who are “tattletales” our of your business. Rolling a free standing brown Court Case candle in oregano after anointing with Court Case Oil or adding a pinch to the top of a glass encased brown candle that has had Court Case Oil added to it and burning it before going to trial has allegedly been beneficial in assist that matters will turn your way to help you in the hearing. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic Spells” ...Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Nutmeg in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Oct 9th, 2011 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure, Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Nutmeg in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Nutmeg, known as myristica officinalis and other variations of this name, is one of the spices well known in holiday baking and is a crucial ingredient of the Christmas drink known as eggnog. Nutmeg has a woody, nutty spicy aroma that reminds you of allspice and cinnamon, hence the use in Thanksgiving pumpkin and sweet potato pies and Christmas cookies. Nutmeg is also used in the world of Hoodoo and Conjure in potions, oils and mojo bags for bringing in good fortune and good luck in the lottery and games of chance. An old time gamblers charm was created by drilling a hole in a whole nutmeg, filling the insides with quicksilver, also known today as liquid mercury, and sealing the hole with tree gum or candle wax. This was carried by those who visit the gambling halls and riverboats along the Mississippi River in days of old. Over time, it has been determined that mercury is toxic and can cause many problems with the central nervous system of the body, therefore it is virtually almost impossible to get some, despite many rural medicine practitioners in Mexico using it for stomach aliments in children. Nowadays, modern hoodoo practitioners use a whole nutmeg (sans mercury) along with other luck bringing herbs and spices, in a mojo bag for those that throw dice or play cards to caress during their times of gambling. Nutmeg is a spice used in some Money Drawing Anointing Oils. You may also consider rolling a free standing green wax candle in ground nutmeg after oiling it with any money drawing or good luck anointing oils. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...Free Candle Spells | Hoodoo Products and Uses | Four Thieves Vinegar
Posted by Jacqueline on Sep 17th, 2011 in Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Hoodoo Products and Uses | Four Thieves Vinegar
Four Thieves Vinegar, a traditional recipe of herbs and vinegar, was used by old time conjurers for protection, especially for themselves as well as to control matters and also to introduce chaos and disagreements among enemies. There are many different recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation, but the recipes all use herbs that have been known to be antiseptic in nature and of a strength that can keep disease away. Legend has it that when the Black Plague was ravishing Europe, a family of Apothecaries, which at that time not only made medicine but also perfume, steeped herbs noteworthy to ward of certain microorganisms that cause illness, and proceeded to bathe themselves with liberal amounts of this concoction to end the houses where whole families had died. Their intention was to clean out the jewelry and other precious itmes from these homes, which eventually made them very rich. The fear of the plague was so intense that homes would remain full of the personal items of those who passed because of the fear of catching the disease that killed millions in the medieval times. The term “4 Thieves” is used to indicate the four main ingredients that are distilled in white or apple cider vinegar. There are many companies that sell Four Thieves Vinegar, and you can see that the vinegar is clear with no additives to it. This is because there are no active herbs in that bottle of plain white vinegar. It is the usage of the certain herbs and spices that make a true 4 Thieves Vinegar and infuses the vinegar with the herbal properties that you are seeking to do their magical work. In traditional hoodoo, rootwork and conjure, 4 Thieves Vinegar is used to repel enemies and when tossed in a glass jar on the front porch of your enemy, will cause the residents of the household to fight like cats and dogs. Lucky 13 Clover has created a simple yet effective spell-in-a-jar of 4 Thieves Vinegar, complete with supplies and instructions, to toss on the concrete porch or doorstep of your enemy to curse the home and all who dwell in it. This spell kit can be your for $10.00 (plus $5.95 S & H and CA tax). All you will need is your thoughts put to words on our easy petition paper to curse your enemy. Order your 4 Thieves Vinegar Bottle Spell Kit Our 8 oz. bottle of 4 Thieves Vinegar is for your own personal use. Made with all natural herbs and spices, you can see the red pepper floating in the bottle in the photo above. Bathe your hands in it before picking up and disposing any spell or trick laid on your doorstep or walkway, and before handling items given to you by your enemy. This bottle retails for $5.00 (plus $5.90 S & H and CA tax) and will last for many uses....Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Cloves in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Posted by Jacqueline on Aug 20th, 2011 in Herbs and Spices used in Hoodoo and Conjure, Hoodoo Products and Uses | Comments Off on Kitchen Hoodoo | Using Cloves in Hoodoo, Conjure and Candle Spells
Cloves, whether in Whole Clove or Ground Cloves form, is a main ingredient in products for money drawing and relationship concerns. The botanical name for Clove is Syzygium aromaticum and the plant grows in profusion in the India and throughout the Southeast Asian countries. Clove is one of the main ingredients in Money Drawing Oil and to anoint magical items used to enhance gambling such as mojo bags and jack balls. The oil is used on green candles to burn for money. A special friendship spell is to take an orange, make a half inch slit in the rind to the center and insert a small slip of white paper with your full name and birth date written on it. Fold this paper into a tiny piece and insert into slit. Stud the outside of the orange with whole cloves that have been inserted into the rind. Anoint the orange with a mixture of Anointing Oils and roll whole orange in ground cloves. Hang near the front door on the inside of your home to attract all the good friends you need. Read about all 12 common kitchen spices used in hoodoo, conjure and candle magic here, “Kitchen Hoodoo | 12 Spices and Herbs for Hoodoo Magic...