Voodoo and Santeria

There is something called the MandaGloire- an approximation of Hand of Glory in the Santeria spiritual mix. There are ( for lack of a better word) statues of a disembodied Human hand sticking out of the ground all five fingers intact. This might have been a misinterpretation of some botanical life- like the cruciform Four Leaf Clover to give a benign example. it is really Weird- let us use the older spelling WYRD as Chaucer did. I have no idea how it is used in the religious practices of Santeria- Clearly, it is not Christian. The word Mandagloire is closer to French than Spanish, by the way. In French proper it would be MainDaGloire. ( Gloire- Gloria if you will, was a French Battleship, first armor-plated one!)

The target is not clearily defined, If you mean a wig on the deceased, this is merely a form of ( Make-Up) to give the deceased Lady as life-like an appearance as possible, and may be required as a result of several forms of illness which cause hair loss, or even in some cases ( such as Princess Grace) to repair damage from an auto accident.The Wig is on the deceased, it is not some sort of prop carried around like the(Jingling Johnnies) in German martial parades. The singer and actress Myrta Silva was, as the saying goes, Buried in a Wig, of Auburn hue. She was Puerto Rican.

No, Voodoo works the same way as faith healing if you truley belive it might work but it is not the voodoo or a god working it is the power of the mind.

Yes, often the Christian Bible.

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Voodoo is practiced in many countries. Like Cuba, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, the United States (Specially in Louisianna), but Voodoo is mostly practiced in Haiti( more than half of the Haitian population practices it).

You cannot. Casting spells is fantasy.

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There are practices in Santeria that involve the drinking of blood; I do not know if all believers in Santeria are required to do so.

For thousands of years.