CrossroadsUniversity

Dedicated to the observation and preservation of indigenous cultural traditions. Passing down the root, one course at a time. 🚫 DMs #crossroadsu #folkmagic

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If you are looking for a place to learn about folk magick, Hoodoo, Conjure, Rootwork, New Orleans Voudou, divination, ancestor reverence and much more, check out the classes we offer at https://t.co/i2bgoNAUyC We are lgbtq+ friendly and a trans safe space for learning. 🪄

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Terrace of a Café at Night' painting by Van Gogh, animated

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Love and Sorcery: The Fate of Matilda Hailstork, Conjure Woman
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To learn about the famous, infamous, and obscure ancestors of Hoodoo, New Orleans Voudou, and conjure, check out the course Who's Who in Hoodoo History. https://t.co/hW3OsOzOA5

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Marie Comtesse, Voudou Queen of late 1800s New Orleans was known for her fashion sense, knowledge of roots, and theatrical Voudou performances. 🪶

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Who's Who in Hoodoo History class, honoring the ancestors of hoodoo, Voodoo, conjure, and rootwork. 🪶
https://t.co/hW3OsOzgKx

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Her story is a short one, not because her life wasn’t interesting or worthy of a longer chapter. It simply means that there are only a few articles written about Voudou Queen Betsy Toledano, all related to her arrests for practicing the Voudou religion. https://t.co/NR20l9fCNu

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Today's Who's Who in Hoodoo History is Gullah Jack, resistance figure and conjure man from Angola.

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How high can you jump in other planets ??
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@Ucimaqt1 I will! Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy them!

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Who's Who in Hoodoo History: Mamma Phemie, Voudou Queen of old New Orleans in the 1800s. 🪄

[CrossroadsUniversity @CrossroadsU]

If you are looking for a place to learn about folk magick, Hoodoo, Conjure, Rootwork, New Orleans Voudou, divination, ancestor reverence and much more, check out the classes we offer at https://t.co/i2bgoNAUyC We are lgbtq+ friendly and a trans safe space for learning. 🪄

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Who's Who in Hoodoo History: Laura "Lala" Hopkins was a two-headed conjure woman and an ardent admirer of Marie Laveau. She was known for her gris gris charms for love, money, and road opening rituals.
https://t.co/hW3OsOzOA5

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Who's Who in Hoodoo History: William Wells Brown was born into slavery in Kentucky circa 1814. He became an abolitionist. During enslavement, he documented conjure practices in his autobiographies after he escaped from slavery on the Underground Railroad.
https://t.co/hW3OsOzOA5

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The old Voudou priest was 140 years old and would never die because he discovered the ELIXIR OF IMMORTALITY. He was renowned for his powerful amulets and charms and believed to control life and death. Learn more at https://t.co/Np2wpLQScn.🪄

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Who's Who in Hoodoo History: Black Herman, born Banjamin Rucker, was a larger-than-life performer, a master illusionist, and a charismatic showman who enchanted audiences with his mesmerizing magic shows and captivating stage performances. Learn more: https://t.co/hW3OsOzOA5

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A spectacular sight 1225m (4019 ft) beneath the waves off Baja California as EVNautilus encounter the amazing Halitrephes maasi jelly.

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Who's Who in Hoodoo History: Black Herman, born Banjamin Rucker, was a larger-than-life performer, a master illusionist, and a charismatic showman who enchanted audiences with his mesmerizing magic shows and captivating stage performances. Learn more: https://t.co/hW3OsOzOA5

[CrossroadsUniversity @CrossroadsU]

The old Voudou priest was 140 years old and would never die because he discovered the ELIXIR OF IMMORTALITY. He was renowned for his powerful amulets and charms and believed to control life and death. Learn more at https://t.co/Np2wpLQScn.🪄

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Who's Who in Hoodoo History: Lige Broad Ax, dealt in charms, summoned spirits and fuc.ked u up if you messed with him. Learn about Old Lige in my course at https://t.co/Np2wpLQScn. Who's Who in Hoodoo History. 🪄