Conjure Blog

There are a number of Appalachian tales and remedies for fighting fevers. In a nutshell, Appalachian folk medicine is a mix of healing practices from the Appalachian region that are...

Bloodstoppers, a type of faith healer, were thought to have the miraculous power to stop bleeding in both humans and animals, and this belief persists today. Bloodstopping is a term...

This is the first video in a series that I intend to release FIRST to my Patreon patrons, then two months later on YouTube. However, with it being the first,...

Curses have been used in literature, theater, and fairy tales for hundreds of years. They are the theme of many movies and television programs and can even be found in...

Irish mythology is the mythology of the island of Ireland that has been preserved in the oral tradition, and later in the manuscripts of early Celtic Christianity. These tales and...

The Tuatha Dé Danann as depicted in John Duncan's "Riders of the Sidhe" (1911) The Fairy People of Ireland and Scotland - Meet the Sidhe The Sidhe are unique to...

Appalachian Granny Magic Author: Ginger Strivelli (original witchvox information) Posted: January 8th. 2001   Times Viewed: 125,421 The Appalachian Granny Magic Tradition of Witchcraft is one that is only recently being...

During my spiritual path I have dealt with my own inflated ego from time to time, and luckily have loving people around me who have made me aware of it...

Part of using 'personal concerns' in rootwork deals with using a person's clothing to work magic on them. I most recently acquired volumes 3,4, and 5, of Harry Middleton Hyatt's...

Using dirt in hoodoo and rootwork. Whenever people talk about using dirt in spells, they always think of graveyard dirt. However, that is not the only dirt you can use....