"I'm goin' to Louisiana, and get me a mojo hand
I'm gonna fix my woman so she can't have no other man ..."
"Mojo hand" by "Lightning Hopkins" 1960th
“I want you to get a small bag made of the skin of chamois," fortune teller advising her client, "In it place this piece of lodestone and John Conqueror root. Tie it with a piece of devil’s shoestring and in your right hand, sprinkle five drops of holy oil. Keep the bag next to your skin.”
from the movie "Eve's Bayou"
Among the most well known, and at the same time most vague,
and misunderstood parts of Hoodoo magick
is fixin’, or creating and using , mojo bags. It’s because not only the very tradition of
making, feeding, blessing of those can
differ greatly depending on where in the States the very tradition originates, but even the name
itself.
There is abundance of names synonymously used with very term ( mojo bag ), which include: Conjure bag, Conjure hand, Mojo hand, root bag, Toby, Nation Sack, Jack bag or Jack ball, Wanga, Girs Gris. As You see, plethora of names for things that are not exactly the same either.
· Gris Girs bag is traditionally made of red flannel and sometimes of chamois, or also leather ( pretty much the case with Mojo bags )
· Gris Gris bag must be dressed with a liquid of some kind ( pretty much the case with the Mojo bags, except for the latter the preferred choice of liquid seems to be some Condition oil, whereas the Gris gris bag, is dressed by Whiskey, Holy Water, Florida water, and then, somewhere near the end of the suggestion list come Condition oils* )
· Color symbolism is important and chosen depending on the needs and aims of Girs Gris bag creator, or the person that will be using it, aka the person for whom the Gris Gris bag is being made in the first place
· Petition should be written in magickal alphabet, or a corresponding seal should be draws on a piece of parchment paper ( or any kind of “virginal” paper, If one lacks parchment ) and placed inside the Gris gris bag. The use of magickal alphabet as well as parchment is considered a heritage of Islam, which some of the African slaves brought with themselves ( In case of Mojo bags, such addition can be added indeed, but petitioner’s paper, most preferably along with personal concerns, takes priority, and also Christianity, as opposed to Islam is the predominant religious influence found in practice of making mojo bags )
· Word of Power are spoken over the bag, a specific Loa is invoked to bless it** , sometimes veve are also placed inside the bag ( over Mojo bags, Christian prayers and or Psalms are read, if anything )
· Finalized, still open bag is breathed upon to “give it life” [4] ( same with Mojo bags )
As with mojo bag, pretty much anything goes inside J as long as it use is consistent with the use of girs girs. If You want to know more about Gris gris bags, and their history in New Orleans Voodoo-Hoodoo tradition, as well as the influence of Islam on this practice, I suggest reading Miss Denise Alvarado’s blog post on Gris gris.
Healing mojo
Chastity charm
Warrior’s charm ( actually a mojo, despite the name )
Hyatt’s gambler charm ( not my own, but a traditional formula, noted by famous folklorist )
On the practical note, read about how to actually sew Your own Mojo bag, in article on Hoodoo Crossroads blog
More about what Mojo bags mean in Hoodoo, and even more Mojo bag recipes, can be found at Dr.E's blog
Hope this was an interesting and useful read for You
Many Blessings , from Shadow :)
NOTE: This article was written and composed by myself , therefore If You wish to use any part of it elsewhere online, feel free, but add credits: Shadow of Shadow's magick place, Shadow-333@hotmail.com , or a direct link to this post
CREDITS AND REFERENCES:
[7] According to the: "The Hand Book: Hoodoo Mojos, Gris-Gris, Medicine Bags, Jackballs and Paquets" by Talia Felix
IMAGE CREDITS: First one was drawn and edited by myself, second one is from : http://www.sacred-texts.com/grim/moses6/m602.htm , edited by myself and used here for illustrative, and explanatory purposes, without any ill will
There is abundance of names synonymously used with very term ( mojo bag ), which include: Conjure bag, Conjure hand, Mojo hand, root bag, Toby, Nation Sack, Jack bag or Jack ball, Wanga, Girs Gris. As You see, plethora of names for things that are not exactly the same either.
Nation sack for example is used in Memphis region only by
the women, Jack bag is a special form of mojo used in divination and Wanga, for
example is the name of a charm bag, much like Hoodoo or Conjure hands, used in
Caribbean, the very word coming from West Africa and meaning “charm” or “spell
“ . Wanga bag, therefore would be a
bag containing some spell . [1]
Gris Girs, is a term
that refers to a whole system of magick, rather than just a type of
charm bags. Gris Girs, or rather Gre Gre, as it’s pronounced is a word coming
from Mande language group, once spoken in
current territories of Senegal and Mali. And it’s a term that
refers to both a physical object and
invocations and words of powers used by variety of types of Vodun or Voodoo
practitioners. The concept was indigenous
to Africa, but prominently spread to
States, with the Trans – Atlantic slave trade.
Gris gris as physical object can be many things indeed, from a doll
baby, poppet, charm bag, over love potions to powders and other. The Girs Girs operates by principles of
homeopathic ( attached to person, carried, applied on one’s skin etc. ) or sympathetic ( effigies for example ) magick. It this considered that If the creation and
use of gris gris, be it even a gris gris bag, does not involve invocation, or involvement of Vodoun/ Voodoo
spirits, and thus enlivening it,
the what-would-be girs girs, becomes
Mojo or Conjure , for example mojo or conjure bag, hence something that falls under category of
Hoodoo. [2] Gris Gris bags also
sometimes have Qur’an verses etched on, or inside them, and sometimes the dolls
attached to the outside, and have except the magickal use had ( presumed )
mundane use of method of contraception. Hence strong religious influence on Gris gris practice came from Islam, which
is not the case of Mojo bags. [3] It wise to note here, that there are practitioners, and scholars claiming the opposite; that the Gree Gree is an inanimate talisman/fetish, whereas the mojo's are "living spirits" in a bag. Such however, make for a minority.
Nowadays, however, both Hoodoo, and Creole Voodoo as
somewhat fluid systems, allow some overlapping
of the concepts in their proprietary systems. So I often see rootworkers and Hoodoists, who’s work met
considerable public acceptance, posting and stating how mojo bag is a living
spirit, or otherwise inhabited by one. When I am making my Conjure hands, for myself
or my friends, I make sure that I breathe in them , read prayers in/over them and If
they are for me I even like to add a
drop of my blood in them (as traditionally used with so called "jackballs" ), thus these conjure hands also undergo enlivening
process. So while not done with invoking or involving Voodoo spirits ( known of
course as Loa, or Lwa ), I don’t think
it would be accurate to describe a Hoodoo style gris gris bag ( here the term
gris gris , of course used more loosely than in Voodoo ) as “superstition” or
“simple fetish” like some Vodooists do.
In fact, in Hoodoo we believe there is a part of Divine
“ashe” ( term borrowed from another system of magick ) in everything, hence combining
different elements, or items into a new charm, sometimes combined with personal concerns,
and each of these containing it’s personal part of the universal “ashe”,
certainly create some kind of spirit in the mojo. So a Hoodoo hand, or Conjure hand, can be ,
albeit loosely, seen analogous, to creation of artificial intelligence , or
spirits, known as servitors in New-Age (
influenced ) branches of High magick. Well homologous to the concept really, the
major part of the whole servitore/egregore notion is nothing but a bunch of bollocks, pardon
my French . Also mojo hands are both spiritual and physical entities.
However since the
Girs Gris bag ( in Vodoun, Voodoo and
Voodoo-Hoodoo ) and typical, southern Hoodoo or Conjure hand have their
proprietary “rules” of creation, blessing and handling, which differ, we shall go through both of the
process of creation a Gris Gris bag, and a Hoodoo/Conjure hand here separately
.
How to make a Gris Gris bag
The following instructions are based ( in the best part ) on instructions given in the "Voodoo-Hoodoo spellbook", by Miss Denise Alvarado, who was raised and taught in the tradition of New Oreleans Voodoo-Hoodoo
·
The girs girs bag, should be created at the
centre of Congo Kosmogram. ( not the case with Mojo bags )
·
Gris gris bag has to contain anywhere from 3 to
13 ingredients, but always an odd number ( this if most often the case with
Mojo bag’s , but not always )· Gris Girs bag is traditionally made of red flannel and sometimes of chamois, or also leather ( pretty much the case with Mojo bags )
· Gris Gris bag must be dressed with a liquid of some kind ( pretty much the case with the Mojo bags, except for the latter the preferred choice of liquid seems to be some Condition oil, whereas the Gris gris bag, is dressed by Whiskey, Holy Water, Florida water, and then, somewhere near the end of the suggestion list come Condition oils* )
· Color symbolism is important and chosen depending on the needs and aims of Girs Gris bag creator, or the person that will be using it, aka the person for whom the Gris Gris bag is being made in the first place
· Petition should be written in magickal alphabet, or a corresponding seal should be draws on a piece of parchment paper ( or any kind of “virginal” paper, If one lacks parchment ) and placed inside the Gris gris bag. The use of magickal alphabet as well as parchment is considered a heritage of Islam, which some of the African slaves brought with themselves ( In case of Mojo bags, such addition can be added indeed, but petitioner’s paper, most preferably along with personal concerns, takes priority, and also Christianity, as opposed to Islam is the predominant religious influence found in practice of making mojo bags )
· Word of Power are spoken over the bag, a specific Loa is invoked to bless it** , sometimes veve are also placed inside the bag ( over Mojo bags, Christian prayers and or Psalms are read, if anything )
· Finalized, still open bag is breathed upon to “give it life” [4] ( same with Mojo bags )
As with mojo bag, pretty much anything goes inside J as long as it use is consistent with the use of girs girs. If You want to know more about Gris gris bags, and their history in New Orleans Voodoo-Hoodoo tradition, as well as the influence of Islam on this practice, I suggest reading Miss Denise Alvarado’s blog post on Gris gris.
How to make a Mojo
bag , aka Hoodoo/Conjure hand
Mojo bags are one of the staple Hoodoo practices. Now, Hoodoo is a magickal system, unlike
Vodoun which is a religion, so the act
of creating mojo bags, exclusively present in Hoodoo tradition, is referred as
superstition by sociologists as well as cultural anthropologists. As a
practicing Hoodoist I’d respectfully disagree,
acknowledging though, the very technical, and arguably semantic
value of the term “superstition” applied
to act of Creation of the Mojo bags.
Mojo bags are very carefully, ritualistically made, through
a process which includes highly selective and elaborate, meaningful choice of
ingredients. Furthermore, they are ritualistically consecrated, worn and used, having “canonical” rules regarding each. Finally a Mojo bag does not work because a
practitioner believes it will, but due
to being carefully composed and created formula, a mixture of number
of ingredients that have through the ( occult ) experience shown to exhibit specific qualities, properties, or characteristics
which manifest through the effects and changes they create in the real
world. Considering all that, it’s really
hard to tuck the Mojo bags under the “superstition” category, and the only argument remaining for such is the fact that indeed, Mojo bag creation is not a religious practice
, at least not in strictly technical
terms.
In any case, If You have not already, You’ll understand what
I am on about, upon reading the following, important notes about creating a mojo
And a final note before we proceed with the guidelines about creation of mojo bags, You will find in different sources, different "prescribed" sizes/dimensions that a mojo bag must meet. Ranging from 2x2.5 inches, and 3x4.5 ( most commonly ) to whole other range of sizes. The older records of the recipes for mojos, said nothing about the size, and they were commonly the size of a walnut, seldom bigger. This should be a hint to one ( in my humble opinion ) that there is no "standard" size for a mojo bag/hand, although the are almost elusively rectangular, where the height ( length ) a bag is somewhat bigger than the width.
And a final note before we proceed with the guidelines about creation of mojo bags, You will find in different sources, different "prescribed" sizes/dimensions that a mojo bag must meet. Ranging from 2x2.5 inches, and 3x4.5 ( most commonly ) to whole other range of sizes. The older records of the recipes for mojos, said nothing about the size, and they were commonly the size of a walnut, seldom bigger. This should be a hint to one ( in my humble opinion ) that there is no "standard" size for a mojo bag/hand, although the are almost elusively rectangular, where the height ( length ) a bag is somewhat bigger than the width.
·
Mojo bags are created from red flannel traditionally, though modern Hoodoists like
to apply color symbolism to the bag creation and hence make and use different color flannel pouch
bags
·
Mojo bags most often contain odd number of
ingredients 3, 7 or 9 , though often also 5, 11, or 13. Some practitioners
don’t count the ingredients at all, and
some add multiple that count as one, for
example petitioner’s paper and personal
concern counting as one ingredient, or a herbal mixture made of various
different plants counting as one ingredient [5]
·
Mojo bag preparation, as in most simple for, act
of meaningfully releasing ingredients
into bag, is referred to as “fixing” in Hoodoo.
While some practitioners will simply place the ingredients in the bag,
most Southern style Hoodoo ( rootwork ) practitioners will do so while praying, smoking the mojo in incense flame, and
dabbing it gently with some liquid to
finalize. Following is a general outline of how I create Mojo bags
1)
I place the ingredients in the mojo bag, one by
one, making a Cross sign over each ingredient prior to placing it in the bag,
least the hand is for someone else, or
for love drawing or lust related work, in which case I don’t make sign or
Cross. While I work, I have a white candle lit
2)
Then I read prayers and psalms, which are in
consistency with the purpose of Mojo bag and what I want to achieve with
it. I hold Mojo bags in
my palms, so that my breath, as I pray, “flows” towards the opening of
the mojo bag. Occasionally, I will even
visualize my breath in form of white flame, going from my mouths into mojo. I
may then ( sometimes I do, other times I don’t ) blow three times into the mojo directly, or
add a drop of blood from my pointer finger. If the hand is made for conquering,
commanding or influencing, and I decide to add some of my blood, it will be
from my dominant hand thumb finger .
3)
Finally I will secure the mojo, and sprinkle or
spray it with Holy Water, or If I happen
to lack it, Whiskey , or Florida water. Then I will say: “Te consecro et
benedico in nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sanctus ! Amen ! ” Sometimes I will also smudge the mojo, repeating the same words. Sometimes I will
smudge the mojo in incene prior to spraying liquid on it.
4)
Finally I will
feed the mojo and wear it hidden, in my front jeans pocket, as I am a male
·
And finally, mojo bags, being “alive with a
spirit” must be fed, occasionally,
perhaps a good guide is twice a month with a light “meal”
·
Mojo must be worn hidden at all times, women
often wear it hidden in their bras, while men wear them either in their front pocket , or pinned
inside of their pants or even underwear, as mojo’s are often suggested to be worn in such manner that they touch the skin. This is even an imperative in case
of Love and Healing hands, according to what most of the practitioners say.
First nine days, it should be worn all the time(s), even when sleeping.
·
Mojo must never be touched by someone else, as
this will “kill the mojo” , which means it will more than likely render it
useless. It’s a personal spirit-charm-spell
that no one else should see, let
alone touch. If someone sees Your mojo,
smoke it in incense and feed it
as soon as possible, and You will be good. But If someone has touched it, You’ll
just have to make another one, though some people re-use minerals and metal
charms , after thoughtfully cleansing them [6]
People frequently use Condition oils to dress, and therefore
feed Mojo bags, or Conjure hands, and
these are to be consistent with the Mojo
bag purpose. See suggested “formulae” bellow to get some idea about proper choice of Condition oil. More
than just feeding, such oil can be seen as ajunct to the Mojo bag’s power too.
Disposing of a mojo bag and similar charms
Once no longer needed, mojo bags/hands/conjure hands must be ritually disposed off. The most common, and universally applicable method is burying them in the ground. Some folks also suggest burning them respectfully.
If the mojo wrapping/bag get's damaged, worn out, or perforated ( etc. ) being a ritually sealed charm, it's advisable to simply add another layer of wrapping/bag, and keep using and feeding it normally [7] No need to throw it away and make another one.
If one no longer needs a mojo bag, but the some contents were extremely rare or expensive, one can take these expensive and/or rare items out, cleanse or purify them, and use them in another mojo.
Some other similar charms to mojo are "paquets", "jackballs" and "Wangas", the last one also known as "ouangas". "Paquets" are commonly square in shape, and obtained by placing ingredients on a piece of fabric , which is then folded into a square. Kind of like some post office packets. These are sometimes used as crossing tools, being buried into someones yard or other, auspicious place. Otherwise they are very similar to the mojos. The "Jackballs" are created much like mojos but inside a ball of yarn or thread, and, traditionally the must contain some kind of personal concern of the person whom they are made for. They can be used as pendulums, as well, particularly when asking spirits for advice, or can be used to manipulate someone, shaken up, or confuse them etc.
The "medicine bag" of the Native Americans, although sometime confused with the mojo bags, are quite different and will vary significantly, depending of respective tribal folklore and beliefs, in terms of appearance, construction and use. Most of the time though, they do tend to me made out of leather.
The European herbal sachets or charms, are the most variable of all the similar charms, having no specific guidelines regarding their creation and use. They are merely sachets, or bags, with magickal herbs ( sometimes it's just a whole, single herb ) placed inside them, carried on person to draw things magickally. s
Disposing of a mojo bag and similar charms
Once no longer needed, mojo bags/hands/conjure hands must be ritually disposed off. The most common, and universally applicable method is burying them in the ground. Some folks also suggest burning them respectfully.
If the mojo wrapping/bag get's damaged, worn out, or perforated ( etc. ) being a ritually sealed charm, it's advisable to simply add another layer of wrapping/bag, and keep using and feeding it normally [7] No need to throw it away and make another one.
If one no longer needs a mojo bag, but the some contents were extremely rare or expensive, one can take these expensive and/or rare items out, cleanse or purify them, and use them in another mojo.
Some other similar charms to mojo are "paquets", "jackballs" and "Wangas", the last one also known as "ouangas". "Paquets" are commonly square in shape, and obtained by placing ingredients on a piece of fabric , which is then folded into a square. Kind of like some post office packets. These are sometimes used as crossing tools, being buried into someones yard or other, auspicious place. Otherwise they are very similar to the mojos. The "Jackballs" are created much like mojos but inside a ball of yarn or thread, and, traditionally the must contain some kind of personal concern of the person whom they are made for. They can be used as pendulums, as well, particularly when asking spirits for advice, or can be used to manipulate someone, shaken up, or confuse them etc.
The "medicine bag" of the Native Americans, although sometime confused with the mojo bags, are quite different and will vary significantly, depending of respective tribal folklore and beliefs, in terms of appearance, construction and use. Most of the time though, they do tend to me made out of leather.
The European herbal sachets or charms, are the most variable of all the similar charms, having no specific guidelines regarding their creation and use. They are merely sachets, or bags, with magickal herbs ( sometimes it's just a whole, single herb ) placed inside them, carried on person to draw things magickally. s
Mojo bag for drawing
money
Place a Silver coin ( in States commonly used is the “Silver dime”
), with a Fourth Pentacle of Jupiter drawn on parchment
paper, which You have wrapped around Your own hair / or on which You have placed a drop of Your
own blood, some green Rice, a charged and fed ( with magnetic sand )
lodestone, some Cinnamon powder,
Bayberry root, Patchouli/ or Basil leafs all in Red or Green flannel mojo.
Read Psalm 23rd over it 7 times, and then breathe
into it. Sprinkle the bag with Hoyt’s cologne, or any of the following : “Money come to me oil
”, “Attraction oil” , “Fast luck oil”.
Feed it with any of the suggested, preferably once a
month during the waxing phase of the
Moon.
Mojo bag for overcoming and conquering evil
Combine High John TC
root, with Sampson snake, Mint, Bay Laurel leaf, Solomon’s seal root, Peony root,
Mullein leaf, piece of broken silver chain, blessed salt, Frankincense tears, Blessed Crucifixion
charm, Five Finger’s grass, and Rue. A miniature dagger charm, or a Cross charm,can be placed (
fixed, glued, attached ) on the outer side of the Mojo bag.
Read Psalms 8th , 18th, 53rd
and 91st , as well as following passages from the Good Book ( The Scripture, Bible ) Genesis 49:19 , Exodus 15:3 and 15:19. Also Numbers 22:20-33
If You are fighting evil magick as well
Dress with Holy water, or Florida water in which the Frankincense
tears and Hyssop have been soaked. Also any of the following condition oils could be used: “Victory over
evil” , “Run De*il run”, “Stop evil condition oil” or “Uncrossing oil”
It’s an very powerful mojo, used to counter long
lasting or old crossings and conditions, strong oppression
by evil spirits, or even aggression and snares, of the evil and dangerous
people. It will also give one endurance in difficult times, and in dangerous
situations, providing them with the strength and sharp mind.
Lucky ways Mojo bag
Combine Lucky hand root, with Five fingers grass, Four leaf
clover, True Seal of the Choir of Hosts or Dominations of the Ministering
Angels, being a second seal in the Sixth Book
of Moses, and a Horseshoe charm.
Read Psalm 23rd seven times over the bag.
Read Psalm 23rd seven times over the bag.
Dress with Hoyt’s cologne, or “Black cat oil” , “Blessing
oil” or “Lucky 13 oil”
Any of the above listed liquids can be used to fee d the mojo as well
Healing mojo
This one is aimed to remove long standing conditions, and
unnatural diseases ( ones caused by
spiritual forces, not simply physiological conditions ) and speed up healing and
alleviate diseases of any kind and sort.
Combine following
ingredients in a nice white mojo bag: Frankincense tears, Small blessed Crucifix
charm, Personal concern of person
wrapped in “Seal of Angels of Power” (
or the Fifth seal from the “Sixth Book of Moses” ), Peony roots , Boneset, All heal, Sampson snake root
Read Psalms 30th, 49th, and 50th over it.
Dress with Holy water, Florida water, or any of the following :“Blessing oil”,
“Healing oil” , “Cast off evil oil” , “Stop evil oil” , “Uncrossing oil”,
“Spirit guide oil” . Same liquids can be
used to feed the Mojo bag.
A little bit of Langiappe about Mojo’s
I come up with many Mojo formulas, of which a lot end up
being posted here, following being just some examples :
Mojo for beauty Chastity charm
Warrior’s charm ( actually a mojo, despite the name )
Hyatt’s gambler charm ( not my own, but a traditional formula, noted by famous folklorist )
And some beautiful mojo recipes and ideas, along with two
old Novelty Mojo
formulas, are given on Lucky mojo’s website page on Mojo bags, as
courtesy of Miss Catherine Yronwode. I
suggest reading up on this page, which
features also beautiful Hoodoo history of Mojo bags, etymology and meaning of
the word as well as blues songs that
feature mojo bags.
To learn more about Gris Gris bags, and Gris Gris as a system of magick, I suggest article by Miss Denise Alvarado On the practical note, read about how to actually sew Your own Mojo bag, in article on Hoodoo Crossroads blog
More about what Mojo bags mean in Hoodoo, and even more Mojo bag recipes, can be found at Dr.E's blog
Hope this was an interesting and useful read for You
Many Blessings , from Shadow :)
NOTE: This article was written and composed by myself , therefore If You wish to use any part of it elsewhere online, feel free, but add credits: Shadow of Shadow's magick place, Shadow-333@hotmail.com , or a direct link to this post
CREDITS AND REFERENCES:
[2] Reference and source of some information : New Orleans Voodoo Museum, as stated on their web-page http://www.voodoomuseum.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=33
[3] According to information presented on here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gris-gris_(talisman) [4] reference:
“Voodoo Hoodoo spellbook “ pages
205th, 206th and 207th by Denise Alvarado, Red
Wheel Weiser publishing
[5] According to the same source as under [1]
[6] Madam Pamita, of/from
“Parlour of Wonders “ , which can ( online ) be found here; http://www.parlourofwonders.com/ suggested
, in one of her videos, that
metal charms used on Mojo bags, can be reused if someone had killed Your mojo
bag, although they’ll need a strong cleansing prior to re-use[7] According to the: "The Hand Book: Hoodoo Mojos, Gris-Gris, Medicine Bags, Jackballs and Paquets" by Talia Felix
IMAGE CREDITS: First one was drawn and edited by myself, second one is from : http://www.sacred-texts.com/grim/moses6/m602.htm , edited by myself and used here for illustrative, and explanatory purposes, without any ill will
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My name is TYLER VICTORIA, I am overjoyed because my prayers have finally been answered,i have always wished to have my ex husband back,because i wanted my family to be happy again, until i met DR PETER who solved my problems for me, and i am sharing this testimony because i believe they are people out there who need solutions to problems like this. When my ex husband left me I was very much devastated and i always wanted back and it got to a period I no longer wanted him back again. After 7 years, my first son was 12 years old, he came home from school and said he was missing his father and all the love he showed when he was around him. The feeling rushed through me like an emotional straining and I had a huge urge to have him back. What happened to us that we separated was what i couldn't think of what started the fight. I contacted DR PETER online after reading about him of how he has been helping other people with their problems and i contacted his email at MAGNIFICENTSPELLCAST@GMAIL.COM AND MAGNIFICENTSPELLCAST@YAHOO.COMand i was able to speak with him. I am happy and very overjoyed that after 7 years, all i wanted was to be reunited with my family and make my life whole again. Thank God for this great and real spell caster DR PETER. and i want everyone who have same problem as i had to contact this great man at MAGNIFICENTSPELLCAST@GMAIL.COM AND MAGNIFICENTSPELLCAST@YAHOO.COM or you can add him up on his whatsapp via +2348125435799 and share your testimony with the world.
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I have been casting spells for many years and I have helped many people, I might be able to help you too. I am honest, and I genuinely care for all the clients who choose me to cast a spell for them.
If you have any questions about Love, Money, curse, protection, bad luck, divorce, court cases, or about me please call or email me. I really want you to feel comfortable before moving forward with any spells, or other services. I will take the time to explain things to you and provide you with honest advice, to what is best for your situation. I will not pressure you into having a spell cast, I will leave that decision up to you, and when or if you decide to move forward, I might be able to help you.
I will respect your Privacy. I will not seek to obtain any of your personal information beyond what you might voluntarily offer and all information you might give me including emails, phone numbers and photos will remain private and confidential.
I perform my Rituals only at night between the hours of 0.00 - 0.59 (South African time) lasting 1 hour but of course, this depends on the nature of the ritual, some rituals might take hours and can also become necessary to be performed at specials places like; flowing streams, cemeteries and other places dictated by the gods.
I do not want anyone to be under any illusions about my spells and its numerous rituals. Real and effective Voodoo is no child's play, it is expensive because, after the rituals, I will have to destroy all the materials involved by fire and the ashes scattered over a flowing stream or river.
You will get what you seek.But please understand this might take a lot of time and that individual results may vary. contact +27663492930, greatogudugu@gmail.com
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