Buckeye Conjure

10/31/2025

Free community ritual to help those who are struggling, dealing with tough times and food insecurity.
We will be doing this with St.Jospeh, a saint well known as a provider and go getter in the home.

This ritual is free to join, please submit the names by 11-3. You can still get in after.
St. Joseph is asking you to make a donation to a locak food drive or person in need, if your able to.

Here is the link to donate to the western ohio good bank, they help to supply alot of smaller good
organizations in the state.

https://give.wofb.org/campaign/635696/donate

Make sure you wash your door down real good with something cleansing an feed it with something sweet or some rum an cigar smoke.

Thank you an God bless you.

10/30/2025

Yall better leave the delish (yuck) lady alone. I ain't even thank she was round anymore lol done cursed her self to death 💀

Awareness post! Don't Do this! Imma tell you why...
🩸 In Hoodoo blood is considered the most powerful and intimate carrier of a person's life force, soul, or spiritual essence besides ones skull or bones. It's often seen as the physical representation of the self.

Using one's own blood in a working can cause a irreversible connection. It creates an incredibly strong, personal, and direct link between the caster and the work. This link is thought to be more potent than using hair, saliva, or fingernails. Blood is used to make pacts! You'd be making a pact to curse yourself!

By introducing one's own blood, you are essentially attaching your personal signature to the object. In this context, the blood acts as a "lure" or identifier, signaling to any spirits, energies, or entities involved in the cursing work who performed the action and, crucially, making the worker accessible to the spell's effects.

💀 Cursing oils (sometimes called 'Jinxing Oil,' 'Crossing Oil,' are ritualistically prepared compounds of herbs, minerals, animal parts, insects, etc that are specifically "programmed" or consecrated with the intent to bring misfortune, harm, or spiritual attack to a target. Using your OWN blood would make you the target, and reduces the chance or reversing the curse.

These oils are believed to attract and direct negative or chaotic spiritual forces (often referred to as "malicious spirits," "demons,"negative energy").

💥 Danger! When the powerfully personal marker (your blood/life force) is mixed directly into the agent of negative energy (the cursing oil), the energies and spirits summoned by the oil may become confused about their target. Instead of seeing the intended victim as the sole recipient, they see the very essence of the person who created the spell (the blood) attached to the curse. You aren't using any energy signature from the one who cursed you. The spirit will sniff YOU out.

You'd essentially be Self-Targeting! Because your life force is the most potent energy in the working, the curse's negative energy may be redirected back onto its source. The spirits or negative forces see the blood as the clearest, most immediate target, leading to backfire where the caster is "seen as the target to be cursed." This can actually END a life as eggs are seen to give life. We often break eggs to END troubles but we don't use cursing oil and blood. In this case this would seal the curse and break your life. Idk if she's doing this on purpose or if she's just confused regarding technique.

By offering one's blood to a working designed to attract negative entities, you are essentially opening a spiritual door and inviting these malicious forces to directly influence or attach themselves to your own life force. Trust they will feed off of you.

10/30/2025

I always push to be educated about Hoodoo lore to get an understanding of the culture in context. Hoodoo has Abrahamic influences and honestly, a lot of the lore does too. This is because most Hoodoos were self-proclaimed Christian. The Devil at the crossroads was seen as a different entity contextually, and plays a role in some of our most famous or known stories in Hoodoo.
Here is a Hoodoo tale involving the Devil of the Crossroads and Jack that rootworkers have been recorded telling. This is essentially the African American version of THE JACK of Holloween.

"Jack sold himself to the devil at the crossroads one night at twelve o'clock. For seven years all power was given to him to do as he pleased, but at the end of that period his soul belonged to the devil. Old Satan called for him, but Jack was ready. He had tacked a piece of old shoe sole up above the door, and asked the devil to get it for him. The devil stood in a chair and reached for it. Jack then took a hammer and nailed the devil's hand fast, slipping the chair out from under him. Upon a promise of his freedom Jack then released old Satan. Finally, Jack died. He went up to heaven, but those in charge would not let him in. He went down to hell, but the devil threw a chunk of fire at him and told him he was too smart for hell. Jack, deprived of a dwelling, was forced to pick up the chunk of fire and to spend all his time wandering about the earth luring people into swamps and mudholes at night."

Although Jack and John are the most common names used in Hoodoo "Folk" lore other names for a Jack-O-Lantern can include Peg- O lantern, and Will- O Whips. In retrospect, this would reflect an ignis fatuus which is a "light ghost" and would include plat-eyes which are earthbound shapeshifting spirits with glowing or firey eyes or headless horsemen with lanterns or torches who are also entities believed in Hoodoo.

This story is used to explain the floating flames or lights in the swamps at night believed to belong to the earthbound spirits of the dead. The light lures people to their death. It's said to break the power or trans that lures you. You are to pull your pockets wrong side out or wear your coat or jacket inside out. According to Hoodoo Jack holds hot coal given by the devil for light.

Citation: The Annotated African American Folktales

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10/30/2025

Again he said unto me, Prophesy upon these bones, and say unto them, O ye dry bones, hear the word of the Lord.

Thus saith the Lord God unto these bones; Behold, I will cause breath to enter into you, and ye shall live:

And I will lay sinews upon you, and will bring up flesh upon you, and cover you with skin, and put breath in you, and ye shall live; and ye shall know that I am the Lord.

Hoodoo Spirit Bloody Bones

Bloody Bones is part of an African American series of spirits that teaches a lesson about talking too much, or "snitchin" and, "cashing checks our butts can't cash." These stories go by titles such as "The Talking Mule," "The Talking Bones," or "The Talking Turtle." The initial story as it relates to Bloody Bones was a talking skull in a boneyard.

Bloody Bones and a man named High Walker are connected as rivals but are now the same in a sense, because Bloody Bones is the one who got High Walker decapitated. However, before this happened, High Walker had special gifts. His gifts allowed him to command boneyard bones to move on command. He would go through a specific boneyard and command all the bones and skulls to move and talk. Bloody Bones sold his soul and body to the devil to get his gifts, as lore speaks. He told the devil he never wanted to do right and only wrong; as a result, he died and dried up doing just so.

In Hoodoo, there is a lot of lore about meeting the devil to obtain special gifts. For example, to become a witch, to become talented, a way to obtain a "night bone" (Hoodoo term for black cat bone), to have fame, etc. Even the late great Zora Neale Hurston stated having to do a ritual at the crossroads to meet the devil in order to study under a two-head. She said her experiences felt dark and cold.
(Hence, why I could never compare the devil at the crossroads in Hoodoo to Esu; the lore in Hoodoo of the spirit of the Devil at the crossroads speaks nothing of the nature of Esu.)

One day when High Walker went to his boneyard, Bloody Bones' skull was there. Bloody Bones did not speak when High Walker commanded. Later, Bloody Bones told High Walker, "It was my mouth that got me here, and it will be yours to bring you here too." High Walker went and told some white people that there was a talking skull. He said he'd show them, and if the skull didn't talk, they could take his head. Well, when High Walker took them to the skull, the skull didn't talk. So High Walker's head was taken.

After High Walker's head was taken, Bloody Bones and the entire boneyard rose and shook themselves and told the white man the same thing. "It's my mouth that got me here; it will be yours that brings you here," they said. "We got High Walker, and we are all Bloody Bones now."

According to Hoodoo lore, Bloody Bones lures people to their demise, and their bones join Bloody Bones, and Bloody Bones will use anyone or any spirit to lure you there. Bloody Bones is often associated with Raw Head, which makes one wonder if was it Bloody Bones that lured Raw Head to his demise and they became one.

(Study the lore.)

10/29/2025

In this economy, yall better get pig tongues and save that there tongue for tacos lol

On a serious note, I think pig works better,closer to people. If you process your own meat birds, you got all the tongues you need 😉 and more.

Also dont sleep on using a lemon,aloe leaf or even the rolling stones mouth symbol and a gum wrapper,iykyk.

May God bless you in all you do.

10/29/2025

Anyone im currently working with, yall gonna go in automatically. Yall ain't got to come to my inbox. God bless ya.