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Laying Trick's
The laying of tricks is a big part of Hoodoo. You can lay a trick any where the person will walk
or place the powder or oil on anything they will touch. You can even add it too the sprinkle
water that you use to iron their clothes with. The heat from the iron will heat it up and as you
pass the iron over the clothes you can chant to yourself what you want the out come to be.
You can place the oil on the bottom of their shoe's or place oil on their sox or under clothes.
The trick is to name the person the trick is meant for and to state your petition.
I have read that people believe you have to turn around and other stuff to make it work.
That's not true! I have used this type of Conjure many times over the years. I have also read
where you need to make an X with the powder, this is also not true; I use a line and it works
just fine or I will make a cross that has the same effect. I have rubbed oil's on the bottom of
shoes by making 3 crosses and stating what I want to happen. One time I set a trick by placing
three lines of power in a person's drive way next to their car. In the old days people used what
was on hand. They also did what they felt needed to be done. I'll give a few examples; one with
powder and using oil made for the right intent.
Let's say I wanted to cause confusion in someone's home. Maybe to hide something one of
them was doing. I would make a powder up using corn starch as my base; to this I would add
dirt dauber nest, red pepper and maybe slippery elm. Then I would go to their house or call
them to come to mine. I would sprinkle the powder and call their name three times telling
them what my intent is. That's it! It's a done deal. No Hocus Pocus!
Now I want to make someone return my love...... So I will make up an oil of High John,
lavender and calamas. I will place this oil where I know they will come in contact with it or I
will rub it on my hand's and touch them with the oil. Again I will call them three time's and
state my petition.
The best way to learn is hands on training. If you can't find someone in your area then look
for someone on-line who will help you. Read, Read, Read, all the information you can find, but
don't believe everything you read. Talk to folks and ask questions; this is the way you learn
and grow. Change what doesn't feel right to you. There is no right way or wrong way to do a
thing; if someone claims their way is the only way you better run as fast as you can; because
they are so blind by their own self importance that they can't help you or themselves. No one
knows it all.
RootWork
The laying of tricks is a big part of Hoodoo. You can lay a trick any where the person will walk
or place the powder or oil on anything they will touch. You can even add it too the sprinkle
water that you use to iron their clothes with. The heat from the iron will heat it up and as you
pass the iron over the clothes you can chant to yourself what you want the out come to be.
You can place the oil on the bottom of their shoe's or place oil on their sox or under clothes.
The trick is to name the person the trick is meant for and to state your petition.
I have read that people believe you have to turn around and other stuff to make it work.
That's not true! I have used this type of Conjure many times over the years. I have also read
where you need to make an X with the powder, this is also not true; I use a line and it works
just fine or I will make a cross that has the same effect. I have rubbed oil's on the bottom of
shoes by making 3 crosses and stating what I want to happen. One time I set a trick by placing
three lines of power in a person's drive way next to their car. In the old days people used what
was on hand. They also did what they felt needed to be done. I'll give a few examples; one with
powder and using oil made for the right intent.
Let's say I wanted to cause confusion in someone's home. Maybe to hide something one of
them was doing. I would make a powder up using corn starch as my base; to this I would add
dirt dauber nest, red pepper and maybe slippery elm. Then I would go to their house or call
them to come to mine. I would sprinkle the powder and call their name three times telling
them what my intent is. That's it! It's a done deal. No Hocus Pocus!
Now I want to make someone return my love...... So I will make up an oil of High John,
lavender and calamas. I will place this oil where I know they will come in contact with it or I
will rub it on my hand's and touch them with the oil. Again I will call them three time's and
state my petition.
The best way to learn is hands on training. If you can't find someone in your area then look
for someone on-line who will help you. Read, Read, Read, all the information you can find, but
don't believe everything you read. Talk to folks and ask questions; this is the way you learn
and grow. Change what doesn't feel right to you. There is no right way or wrong way to do a
thing; if someone claims their way is the only way you better run as fast as you can; because
they are so blind by their own self importance that they can't help you or themselves. No one
knows it all.
RootWork
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