Voodoo and Santeria

The best way to remove a hex or curse from a person or object is by cleansing. Or to use a protection powder or reverse powder to break the spell. See the link below for a listing of powder mixtures that are available to be purchased.

I have been the victim of a New Orleans VooDoo spell. It over powered my life and connected me to that evil. I have been deprogrammed but I know I must do something else to completely cleanse my spirit. Please give me the knowledge to reverse this evil spell.

To my knowledge, the only spell to bring the dead back to life is fictional.

Although there are Voudon spells and formulas to create zombies, the subjects aren't really dead. Otherwise, there really aren't such spells.

If you are asking if you have had witchcraft spells cast upon you, my guess would be no.

There are some very stringent rules that guide most practitioners of magic, including the rule that says you may not cast a spell on someone with out their express knowledge and permission. Doing so is unethical, and a rather nasty form of manipulation.

One of the other "rules" is the ten-fold law, one that states, "That which you send out shall return to you ten-fold" Makes you think very hard about what you do and your motivations for doing it.

If someone told you they cast a spell on you (for themselves or for someone else) I would be inclined to take a hard look at the person who told you that.

Are they old enough to know what they claim they did? Do they have enough training/knowledge to have done so? Is this more likely someone trying to impress/frighten you?

Even if things are going a bit worse than usual, I still don't think anyone has ill wished you. (see the above rules) In life none of us always has a good, smooth path all the time. We loose things, get distracted and make mistakes, get hurt, have runs of bad luck, and if someone has mentioned they "did a spell" on you then every little "bad" thing suddenly looks like the spell is behind it. I wouldn't worry too much about it.

If however you have deliberately slighted, harmed, or disrespected a practitioner of considerable power, training and years, there is a very, very small chance that you have had an ill wish set against you in retaliation. In which case I'd seek out that very powerful practitioner and make restitution... or make up my mind that my own faith in my personal spiritual path is strong enough to protect me and go on with my life.

Magic needs belief to make it work... not just the belief of the practitioner, but yours as well. Do not contribute to your own ill wishing by giving it the power of your belief.

in Haiti and the dominican Republic

yes, based in west africa, but practiced all around the world

The amount of pins used in a voodoo doll depends entirely on the purpose of the focus.

Siempre Viva has different applications. But mainly it helps to keep your mind Always Alive ( Siempre Viva in spanish).

If you have access to this plant, you could cut the leafes and make a bath.

A simple purification or relaxing bath consists of taking the Siempre Viva leafes into aplastic bottle, put some white rum in it mixed with honey and some water.

Voodoo dolls are dolls that look like a real person. Whatever u do to the doll happens to the person. Say u hate bob. If u cut off bobs voodoo doll's arm the real bob's arm will come off

Voodoo is one of the oldest religion in the world, it is impossible to know the exact date of the creation of this beautiful religion.

Animal sacrifice as a religious practice, not as something done to produce food, is definitely Non-Christian. There is no mention, except possibly historical of animal sacrifices, sometimes called Burnt Offerings, in the New Testament. It was common in the old. often animals such as birds and goats are ceremoniously dispatched on stage to unusual rites. This is not Christian. It is also cruelty to animals and occasionally makes the headlines when animal carcasses or remains are found dumped on city sidewalks- such as a decapitated Turkey on Kennedy Boulevard, and feathery remains of a big chicken, etc. it is sickening.

first you have a tails toy

then find a string

last get a red crystal and a pin to put it in the head

there we go looks like sonic R

It has a composite handle with an aluminum barrel

Voodoo Lounge was the twenty second American album released by the great band the Rolling Stones. This album was released in 1994 under Virgin Records.

Torture is not generally a part of Voodoo.

as historical items maybe but i dont think it can be done any more


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According to Wikipedia, it's been illegal to import genuine shrunken heads into the US since the 1940s, and they're illegal just about everywhere. But fear not! It's possible to make a replica shrunken head out of leather, and those are completely legal. Disgusting, but legal.

While voodoo dolls are often seen as an ancient ritual to some, there are still cultures that practice the use of dolls. In Haiti, people who practice with voodoo dolls are called "vodouists." In the United States there is still some voodoo culture in the south, such as Lousiana.

They don't like them

Voodoo can be very broad and very personal. The things someone would do with such items can be varied. It could be anything from protection, to a ward, to trying to cleanse.. or, they could simply have those items stored there because it sounded like a good idea at the time.

Some of them do, yes.

no one person can be claimed founder. its really a religion called Vodun, which can be traced back to the Yoruba peoples in West Africa in the 18th century of present day Benin. "voodoo" has been created by common misconceptions of the actual religion.

Do you have a cat? If so, it is probably your cat leaving gifts or offerings of their latest catch at your doorstep. Mine does it frequently.

If this is not the case, I would say it is someone being a sadistic jerk, instead of a curse. Keep your eyes open, and if need be call the police. Animal cruelty should not be permitted.

No, they are ancient deities, forces of nature, venerated throughout the world, originating in what is now modern-day Nigeria and Benin. There are hundreds of books in several languages that you could read, so make a trip to your local library; it is well worth the effort. Also spelled: Orixá, Oriccha.