Voodoo, Santeria & other Afro-Caribbean Traditions

The Complete Book of Voodoo, by Robert Pelton

Here is the definitive work on the history, ritual and powers of the ancient art of Voodoo from the earliest times to the present, offering complete details on the closely-kept secrets of man's most exotic and powerful form of magic. The author has stripped the shroud of secrecy that has always surrounded Voodoo to present detailed instructions on everything from making voodoo dolls to casting hexes. Also included is an engrossing history of the art with portraits of notorious practitioners. Paperback, 254 pgs.

Brazilian Palo Primer, by Robert Laremy

The Africans, in particular, have been extremely successful in transplanting their way of life, their "indigenousity," to Brazil. Forming self-sufficient communities deep in the jungle, many of these Africans were Bantu speaking runaway slaves whose magico-religious systems have come to be known as Macumba, Kumbanda Also spelled Quimbanda and, more recently Umbanda. These Cults bear a striking resemblance to the better known Cuban Palo rites; yet, while Cuban Palo has been slowly allowing its veil to fall, its Brazilian counterparts have remained hermetic and mysterious, rarely practiced outside Brazil. This primer offers a glimpse of this fascinating, and rarely talked about magickal system called Kimbanda: Brazilian Palo by offering some tried and true spells, recipes, and incantations sure to help you achieve your most cherished desires. paperback 40 pages.

Santeria, African Magic in Latin America, by Migene Gonzales-Wippler

In 1973, this book became an immediate best seller and is still considered by many experts one of the most popular books on Santeria, having gone through four editions and several translations. Now this beloved classic, written by one of the foremost scholars on the Afro-Cuban religion, has returned in a fifth edition. This time the text has been carefully edited and corrected to incorporate vital new material. If you have ever wondered what Santeria is, if you are curious about the rituals and practices of this mysterious religion, and want to delve into its deepest secrets, this book will answer all your questions and much more. 179 pages.

Santeria, The Religion, by Migene Gonzales-Wippler

Santeria : The Religion is an informative and insightful examination of an African religion's survival in a New World. Blending informed study as an anthropologist and personal experience as a Santerian initiate, author Migene Gonzalez - Wippler uncovers Santeria's spellbinding elements: the pantheon of gods, the priests, the divining shells used to consult the gods, and the herbal potions prepared as medicinal cures for magic. paperback 346 pgs.

Magical Herbal Baths of Santeria, by Carlos Montenegro

Spiritual baths have been used for hundreds of years to heal sickness and for supernatural power. This book explores the mysteries and techniques of preparing herbal baths used in traditional Santeria. The book contains lists of herbs, oils, powders, rituals and other magical ingredients used by Santeros for hundreds of years. The book contains formulas for preparing Orisha baths, love baths, money baths, cleansing baths, sweet baths and many more. Paperback, 68 pages

Mystery of the Long Lost 8th, 9th & 10th Books of Moses, by Henri Gamache

The object of this book is to serve a three-fold purpose: First, to present an abbreviated, humanized biography of the Man Moses in such forms as to make him seem alive rather than a cold, mythical personage out of a fairy tale. Book two of this volume contains conclusion that are not the authors alone, but the consensus of opinions arrived at independently by many leaned students of religion of the Ancient Nation of Israel and of the Old and New Testaments. Third, in Book Three of this volume, which the author has entitled: "The book of Miscellaney, " includes the nostrums used in the period under discussion. Paperback, 103 pages

Papa Jim's Herbal Magic Workbook, by Papa Jim

Share the secret recipes that have mystically solved the problems of Papa Jim’s many devotees. Learn how to unleash the magical powers of herbs. Follow easy instructions on how to make herbal baths, mojo bags, sprinkling powders, incenses & teas for love, luck, sex, money drawing, gambling, protection, hex breaking, jinx removing, and much more! Also includes English - Spanish translation for over 150 common herbs. Paperback, 107 pages.

The Life and Works of Marie Laveau, by Raul Canizares

In the early 1800s Marie Laveau reigned as queen of Voodoo in New Orleans and the surrounding areas. She made the practice of Voodoo a commercial venture and charged large sums for her services. She attracted customers from every class and creed in search of aid from her supernatural powers. All of her magical Voodoo rituals and items were said to achieve the desired end result. The recipes in this book come directly from Marie’s personal notebooks. 66 pages.

The New Revised 6th & 7th Books of Moses, edited by Migene Gonzales-Wippler

The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses was originally published in Germany in 1849. The author claimed that the seals and invocations given in the book came from ancient Hebrew sources, particularly the Talmud. The revised edition is an attempt at the reorganization of a work, long hailed by occult masters as a valuable tool in the study and practice of cabalistic magic. Paperback, 219 pages

The Voodoo Revenge Book, by Mark Shulman

Voodoo has never been easier, or more fun to use on anyone who annoys or aggravates you. The enclosed doll and pins are your instruments of torture. The fiendishly glee rituals in the book will enable you to direct your anger toward the insufferable, exasperating person of your choice, from a co-worker, to in-laws, or to your ex. Cast a spell, stick a pin in the doll, and enjoy your revenge.

The Voodoo Spellbook, by Doctor Snake

Voodoo is not a path for the fainthearted. It does not shy away from human passions, but treats them honestly and with respect. Voodoo teaches us how to fulfil our desires, mete out revenge and gain personal power. With the author's simple spells and rituals, you will be able to gain love and sex, money and power, and health and well-being. In Doktor Snake's gripping personal account, he recalls many anecdotes from his own progress to Voodoo enlightenment. Hardcover, comes with a Mojo Doll.

Voodoo & Hoodoo, by Jim Haskins

Voodoo & Hoodoo tells how these spiritual descendents of African medicine men and sorcerers "lay tricks" and work their magic, and explains the hold these practices have had on their believers, from the Old World origins until today. Paperback, 218 pages

Voodoo Charms & Talismans, by Robert Pelton

Here are the words, the symbols and the ingredients. Here is all you need to know to possess power beyond your imagination. You will learn to: *Make your own talismans *Concoct your own love potions *Win at games of chance *Summon spirits *Defend yourself against those who may wish you ill *Attack your enemies through devastating Paperback, 142 pages

Voodoo Handbook of Cult Secrets, by Anna Riva

This small concise volume includes information on Black magic, Serpent worship, Ceremonial rites, Spells, possession, unhexing, and White magic among many other things. The book also teaches you how to use herbs, roots, oils, powers, stones and many other items commonly used in the Voodoo tradition. Paperback, 48 pages

Charms, Spells & Formulas, by Ray Malbrough

Ray Malbrough reveals to you the secrets of Hoodoo magick, a folk magic that can be learned and mastered by anyone. By using the simple materials available in nature, you can bring about positive benefits to your life. Learn how to use a magic lamp, protect yourself from psychic attack and become a practitioner of Hoodoo. Paperback, 164 pgs.

Devotions to the Saints, by Anna Riva

Why another book on the saints? This one hopes to offer an approach not taken by other authors. This volume will give you a brief sketch of their lives so that their personal circumstances and their triumphs over temptations and tribulations may prove an inspiration to the reader. Which saints can be asked to intercede for various health conditions, the patron saints of your job , and the special aid certain saints can offer for particular situations are covered. Paperback, 112 pages

Rituals and Spells of Santeria, by Migene Gonzales-Wippler

Santeria is an earth religion. Each orisha or saint is identified with a force of nature and with a human interest or endeavor. The author of this book has written "Santeria" and "Santeria Experience." This book takes us further into the practices of Santeria's followers. Paperback, 132 pages

Jambalaya, by Luisah Teish

The author, a priestess of Oshun in the Yoruba Lucumi tradition, has written a book that is a marvelous blend of memoir, folk wisdom, & Afro-American beliefs. Praised by other well-known feminist authors such as Starhawk, Alice Walker and Merlin Stone for its eloquent voice and message to all women, Jambalaya gives readers a way to responsibly cultivate and utilize their personal and spiritual power - no matter what the roots of their belief system are. Paperback, 268 pages.

Powerful Potions of Santeria, by Carlos Montenegro

By using herbs and symbols sacred to the Gods, these potions can bring you luck, protection, healing and supernatural powers. A person in possession of these formulas can potentially control or change their future or destiny. Paperback, 74 pages

The Book on Palo, by Baba Canizares

Deities, Initiatory Rituals and Ceremonies

Deities, initiatory rituals, and ceremonies of Palo, an African-based Cuban religion similar to Santeria. Features never-before-published sygils, workings, and over 200 translations of herbs and palo sticks from Cuban Spanish to Bantu and English, including each plant's scientific classification. The book also features many photographs of rituals, initiations, and sacrifices.