Reading Is Fundamental (Part 2)

Hello all my peoples, for the next par of my series on Reading, I'm posting an example of a Tarot reading that I did for a friend. He didn't have a specific question or concern so I performed a general reading for him. Also, he knows a bit about Tarot so I didn't explain in great detail every minute detail, as I would for a person who has no knowledge. Now keep in mind that I read heavily influenced by Spirit, and may lean the reading more toward the positional meanings or away depending on what whispers in my ear. Also the meanings of cards in relation to certain topics or situations can vary a great deal when I read, so don't be surprised if you find yourself thinking "huh?". This particular friend did not want spell recommendations so none are included here, I will be posting a separate blog on how to get workings from readings. The reading was spot on, I was proud of myself if I must say. Blessings+++ 
SavannahConjure 

And just for fun hear's a text breakdown of the spread*

                    (3 Cups)--(5 Wands)--(9 Wands)

                  (Q wands)--(2 Cups)--(Magician)

[5 Cups*]     (4 Pent)--(4 Cups)--(9 Wands)

            The main focus of the year to come is represented by the 2 of Cups. This card shows two individuals making a vow. They are each holding a golden cup, one offering a cup, the other witholding theirs. A winged Lion is above them, a caduceus of health between them. This card says that partnerships, friendships, and specificaly emotionaly involved relationships will be a big theme this year. These relationships wont be all perfect. Just as the Figure withholds his cup, some of these relationships/partnerships/friendships may be one sided, with you puting far more effort into them then the other party. However the Lion of strengh is above you, and you have the inner strength of will to overcome this issue, be patient. Also the caduceus being present always says to me that it will be good for your well being, emotionaly and physicaly, and that you will bennifit from the relationships even if they dont all bode well. Look for the imagery of Lions, as well as Murcury, and be conscious of your health and that of others.

            The card of the past is the Queen of Wands. This card shows a beautiful Queen seated clothed in yellows and oranges on a throne ornate with the images of lions, staff in one hand and a sunflower in the other and a black cat at her feet. The energies of the past come through this card as the continuing influence of an older woman, fiery and passionate, smart and kind. Something happened this past year with this woman that the aftermath of will continue into this next year. The black cat is a symbol of warning, one she may have attemted to give but was possably ignored. Be mindfull of the advice of others this year, particularly if it i advice of caution or warning. 

            The card of the future is The Magician. The image of this card is of a magician, with his tools layed out on his altar representing the four elements. there are roses beneath and above him. As an event, There will be a sitiuation this year that may challnege you. It will most likely have to do with a man, possably one who you have been sexual with or will be. Or have to do with sex in some way. Dont worry though, the magician is a card of conquring your problems. Just as the magician has his tools, you too have all the tools to succede, if you use them.

            The card of things that will be holding you down is the Five of Wands. This card shows a group of men in feirce combat, Each brandishing a staff.  be mindfull of arguments and fights. There will be a serious issues this year with groups of people, two or more. This will be a time, more than one and ongoing, of battle as depicted in the cards. The interesting thing about this card is that there is no focal figure. No one person is being attacked here. It is a free for all. The negative aspect of this year will be that you will be involved in these squables, not as a victim but as a participent. this wont look good.  This will hold you back.

            The card of upliftment is the Four of Cups. This card shows an individual seated beneath a tree. He is being offered golden cups by God, but has refused three of them. The hand holds the fourth cup in offering. You made not so good decisions last year. They will continue to affect you this year. But, You will have oportunities this year were things may be offered to you, but you will refuse them, these things wouldnt have been good for you and the right decision will be made. However you will make a choices this year that will be very bennificial to you, taking that last cup after the duds that came before. You will make better decisions this year, and it will show. Others will notice and so will you.

            ***The Four corner cards of outside influence are read together, With no Specific positional meanings. These are the Three of Cups, Nine of Wands, Four of Penticles, and the 9 of swords. Rememeber you may not be able to affect these situations, but they will affect you.

            The Three of Cups shows three beautiful woman in celebration, holding goblets as a toast. This card is a card of friendship in group settings. There will be a group of people, most likely women, this year whos actions will affect you. They are very close, and spend alot of time together. This card caries a mystery though so be warned. The woman are in celebration, but theyre is no indication of why. They may be celebrating for you, or celebrating against you. My read is for the later as this card borders the battle card from earlier. They arent on your side. Also this card sits abothe the Queen. you may need to seek her advise and assistance on this problem. That cat may carry a warning of this group so pay attenton.

            The Nine of Wands is the next corner card. This is a card of injury, recovery, as well as things broken. This card shows a man leaning on a staff, hurt. His head and arm bandaged, surounded by staffs suck in the ground. This card folows the battle, and is a result of it. That squable or issue will cause something to break, not necisarily physicaly, but emotionaly or relationship wise, your reputation or work life etc. This "injury" will affect your life in the aftermath of these fights. you wont be able to heal it yourself, but will be a part of the process and a witness to it. This card is above the magician, wich says that you have the means to live through this problem, and that the people that will eventualy resolve this will be efficent, succesful, and fair and ballenced like the elements.

            The next corner is the Four of Wands. It depicts a king, ejected from his city, holding his last four coiuns, one on his head, one in his hand and the last twu under his feet. I call this Card the Mizer King, and he is a card of holding on th what little you have, and of falls from grace. This card herralds the loss of money, funds, or possesions. Dont be freaked, its not your stuff. but this loss will affect you. Someone or something close to you will lose alot, holding on tight to the last they have left. This card is also touching the Queen. She may be the one in trouble, or like before may offer advice or warning in this situaion.

            The last of the Corner cards is the Nine of Swords. this card is one of my least favorites. It shows a woman waking from sleep, crying, with swords hanging over her. This is a card of loss of sleep, mental exaustion, and nightmares. Unlike the other cards, this one s special as it CAN affect you directly, with you being afflicted by these problems, but with no way to help or stop them. You will suffer from sleeping problems this year. Possably from an emotional trauma, or those aformentioned battles. But it is luckily beneath that handy magician again, so it wont last forever and you will be ok even if you have no control over it.

            ***Warning Card***

            I did have a card pop out diring the shuffling process. the card was the Five of Wands. It shows a cloked figure looking at three spilled cups that have spilled their contents, wine. There are two cups behind him that are upright and full, but he doesnt notice them. As a warning crd this has a good bit of information. You will focus on the bad things that happen this year. This is saying dont, there are good things happening if you look for them and you need to focyus on those, like the figure should turn and see the upright cups. focus on things you love doing. Also be careful of the cold. and the spilled cups of wine represent alcohol, and overindulging in it. be careful of your drinking habits. something abuth this year is not good for consuming alcohol. Dont stop drinking, just lowere the amount you drink, like the card by 3/5ths.

Final recomendations are to be on the lookout for the symbol of the lion, as it apeard on immportant cards. Images or actual goblets and staffs or wands, and roses. Be cautious of the number 5 and 9. and the number 4 brings good luck.

           

Reading is Fundamental (Part 1)

My Reading Process

Hello all, sorry for my absence, it has been a crazy few weeks here with family such, but I'm back now with a new post. I was doing a reading for a friend a week or so ago, and I decided my next post should be on divination. Now its my belief that one of the first skills you should learn if your going to be using spell work is the ability to divine with accuracy and clarity. I was taught that before every working a reading must be done so as to really understand the situation you may be dealing with. There are so many things that can be lurking under the surface, and divination can help uncover those shadows, or blessings.

Reading items, yes its a chair.

It is so important to be able to read confidently. Whatever system you choose to use, it should be able to give sound advice on an issue, uncover things hidden, and provide solutions to problems. My main form of reading is through Tarot, and so that will be what is discussed in this blog. When I read I do those three things, and I recommend you all do the same, as well as take cues from the cards as to what spell work needs to be done (How to do this will be a separate post). I will be going over the process that I go through when I read, additional paraphernalia I use, and how or why I use it. I use the Rider Waite Smith deck, I'm old fashioned that way. its what I learned with way back when, and I feel its symbols are presented clearly without clutter and distraction.

You can see my set up on the left of my space I set up when I read. Il be going through what is present and why and how I use it. Also, yes, its a chair. Its at a perfect height. The first thing that I do is rub a bit of the Florida water onto my hands, just a bit. I then do the same for the candle and incense basin. Florida water is a floral scented cologne used in many traditions as a cleansing and blessing agent, and it smells lovely. Next I pray specific psalms from my psalter as I anoint the candle with my psychic vision oil, and light the incense. Now I do something different when I light incense for new people. I write their name and birthday on a small strip of paper, anoint it with the same oil, and burn it with star anise in the incense basin before I ignite the incense. Its just what I do, it carries the energy to the spirits. I Then perform the reading. if I have any yes or no questions or need clarification, I use the four coins pictured. they fall in patterns that give yes, no's and maybes, as well as other added info Id rather keep to myself. now for the spreads and the like:

My readings are split into two styles; one for general or longer complex readings, and basic readings with specific questions. When I doreadings that are based around specific questions , such as, "when will I find a job?" or "I feel I'm cursed what's going on?" etc. I do a three card spread on the question. I will continue to draw three cards, reshuffling as more related issues arise during the reading.I feel Three cards is plenty, and really narrows the focus and makes for more specific answers from Spirit on the issue at hand. Now, For general readings or year readings I do something different. I pull a Square of Nine;three rows of three cards, plus any cards that fall out during the shuffle. For clarity I'mgoing to explain what the positions, rows, and columns mean below:

1--2--3

4--5--6

(10) 7--8--9

(5)- the center card, card five, is the main focus of the reading or year to come. Itrepresents the energies and influence that will be most prominent during theyear.

(2,4,6,8)- I call this the cross. Cards in the cross represent directinfluences. Things in the coming year that will affect you strongly that you have the power to change, or can be changed in general. However they also exert direct influence on you. They represent things you caninfluence yourself, or can be effected by you directly. These cards also havespecific positional meanings, which are;

*(2,8)- Cards two andeight are mirror images; card two represents things that are holding you down,blocking you and obstructing you. Card eight is its reverse, this representsthings that hold you up, uplift and support you.

*(4,6)- Cards four andsix, like the previous cards are opposites. Card four represents things thathave already come to pass, things from the past that will have aneffect on the coming year. Card six represents things yet to come. This cardrepresents an event that will transpire that will either cause harm or bringblessings if the current course of your life plays out.

(1,3,7,9)- these are the corner cards. These cards represent thing thatwill influence you in a more subtle way, and are resistant to change, by you. Most importantly however, theseissues are out of your control. You will not be able to influence these issuesdirectly, as they are not necessarily caused or related to you. They are theenvironmental issues, things happening around, not to you. Often caused andconcerned with other people and their motives and lives, and how that mayaffect you. Cards on the left side corners are essentially fixed; difficult if not impossible to manipulate. Cards in the right corners, while still resistant, have the potential for change, with hard work, if needed.

(10)- This space is reserved for cards that pop out during the shuffling ordealing process. These cards want to speak so much that they jump out at me.They represent warnings, important lessons, and important changes that need tobe made. other cards show this as well but these are particularly important.

To close out My readings, I say a small prayer, and ring my hands out to shake off any crud. I then blow out the candle and pack up all my implements. I then wash my hands with soap and water. I also get a snack and a drink of water.

I hope this post was interesting to you all. if you have any questions please comment,
Blessings+++

SavannahConjure

Next Up...

What's To Come

Sorry for the lack of posts, iv been a tad bit busy as of late. I thought I would take the time to preview what I will be writing about in the coming weeks. I'm working on two upcoming blogs that should be posted soon. The ability to divine on situations is essential, and so The first will be a breakdown of how I do card readings. it will outline the process, what I do and how as well as the items I use. the next will be an example reading, one I did for a friend whos permission I have to use on the blog. I also have gotten some great ideas from various groups on facebook that will become posts, and separate pages in the coming month.

Blessings to All,

SavannahConjure

Hot Damn! Hot and Spicey in Conjure

Feel The Burn

Mmm Cinnimon Rolls Sound Good...

Took a day off from posting and relaxed with the boyfriend. We watched bad  Science Fiction Netflix and ate way to much junkfood and coffee, all of which culminated in sugar and caffeine induces sexy time with food crumbs and poorly done sci-fi laser effects in the background. It was divine. This got me to thinking about what to post today, for the first post about actual Conjure. I decided to write about the use of spice, both the burning and pleasant variety. Now keep in mind this is how I do things, like I was taught way back when. I may add in little snippets about how things are done in other places, or use some "generally this is done this way" phrases. But for the majority of this and future posts the information presented will be in the more rural small town country style I know, and the work varies by leaps and bounds from town to town and state to state.

***This will be a good example of the kinds of posts you will be seeing here. There will be long ones such as this, as well as smaller ones with simpler information. Blessings.

Most of the hot things I use are fairly common and if are not already in your kitchen cabinets or pantry, can be easily accuired from any grocery store worth its salt. They are mostly kitchen spices I use in cooking that serve a dual purpose for both Conjure and making fabulous dinners in my micro kitchen. A little quick tip; most ground spices can also be found in abundance at dollar stores all over the country. We have places called Dollar Trees here in Georgia. They are amazing, and some are huge. If you don't have a Dollar Tree, I weep for you, but any old store will be ALMOST as good. Don't be afraid to venture out of the Spices and teas either, there are some amazing things in the bigger grocery store chains that can be used in Conjure so wander freely! (Future Topic Alert)

Now let me list some of the common things I was taught to use. All of these can be used in all kinds of workings. Powders, Jars, Oils, Dollies; you name it you can use these in it. Disclaimer for those not accustomed to the way folk magic and Conjure work: A good few of these are used in the more negative workings like curses and hot footings (Sending someone out of your life) etc. With the  small percentage exception of Wicca and its brances, as well as a few other neo pagan paths, the vast majority of folk magics from all over the world allow for these types of spells if they are needed, usualy reserved for extreme cercumstances. Folk magic is a tool of the common people and of oppressed people, who often were looked down upon by the those in power points in history these spells were all they had to get justice in times where the law often forgot them. I'm no sweet worker so I do perform these kinds of works if they are justified and will be sharing some I feel are appropriate on the blog at a later date. Oh and if this makes you want spicy food don't get too hungry reading, I'm going to post recipes in future blogs so save the drool for those. Ok, now that iv rambled on for about 1000 words heres a simple list of things and their uses, along with examples.

Cinnamon- Cinnamon is an incredibly versatile item found in most kitchens that can be used for any number of things. In powder form it can be used in floor sweeps, candle work and powders of various uses, ranging from love to protection as well as money. In whole stick form, it can be placed in mojo bags, brewed as tea to rink or as a wash for floors or walls. If your in a hurry you can use it as a talisman just on its own. It is used in love workings to spice up a relationship, add some kick in the bedroom, and rekindle the fire that may have been lost. It is an ingredient in all of my money workings, oils,  and powders. I was taught this all stems from the fact that although hot and spicy, its a pleasant kind of spice, not the hard and jarring kind of hot associated with red peeper etc. Iv also added it to some separation/hot foot type work to that I needed to be more gentle and that worked well for me.

Black Pepper- Unlike cinnamon black pepper is geared more toward those darker workings I mentioned earlier. Its ground spice form is used in powders, candle work and sweeps for hexing, or hot footing. its whole form can be added to oils and brewed as washes for the same effects. I was taught in particular that the negative effects of this are less harsh than the harder spices, and is used for the workings were punishment is deserved, but not requiring full on hardcore cursing. Along with the other cursing peppers here it is also used as protection. it is fairly common that items used as hexes can be used to protect. for example, I use whole pepper in my Run Devil workings and protection powders

Hot Peppers- This is the whole peppers, the vegetable of whichever type you feel is appropriate for the work. This ones fun, and as far as I know and use, is for hexing. add it to waters, jar works, candle spells to inflict justified harm. Use the pepper itself as the candle holder, or my personal favorite; using the pepper as a container and stuffing the petition paper (Prayer and/or intent, symbols, seals etc) in side it and working it that way. Then you can bury them, put them in the aforementioned jars, set them out to rot, your imagination is free to choose. Hard work be careful, not to be done lightly. They can be used to incite violence and anger, in relationships or in general. I personaly do not use them in any work that involves positive love, as I was taught this could lead to physical abuse or emotional abuse, and caution against it.

Red Pepper Flakes/Powder- Red pepper in its varied forms are a prime example of something that can be used to gravely harm, send away, as well as offer strong protection. Curses sent with Red Pepper are used to hex or curse; more specific uses are to inflict pain, anger, violence, and all around burn or harm the target physically, mentally, or spiritually. It is also an ingredient in some of the most powerful protection works that I know. Red pepper is a staple ingredient in the formulas for Fiery Wall products and workings. These oils, powders and spells are used with passages of the bible, to set up  a subjective sort of protection. Not only does it offer protection, but if anyone tries to harm who is using it, it also burns and harms them, providing an incentive for your enemies to leave you be. If not using Fiery Wall, red pepper can be used to any protection work, and adds a particular bite to them that can be incredibly useful in dire situations.

Mustard Seed- While not technically ''hot", mustard seed has a distinct uncomfortable and strong smell and flavor, so I am including it in this list. The way I was taught to use mustard seed, black in particular but use what was on hand as my teachers did if need be, was for confusion workings and to cause mental instability or total destruction. It is used in oils and powders of confusion, and negative works where causing mental anguish is called for. On the other side of things, they can be used as protection or establishing wards against enemies. Use them in workings to hide yourself from them by inflicting confusion on their minds, to hinder their attempts at attack. If you don't have any dangerous enemies they ca be used in more mundane ways such as problems with co workers, or negative influential in-laws.

Chewing John- This ones a bit different than the others. while not hot, it is a ginger tasting kind of plant, so I'm including it here. it is used in court cases, and legal workings. dried it can be added to oils, powders, or whatever working your doing. it can be carried in Mojo bags for court victory. or if your not going to court, it also works if you need to overcome authority in general, whether it be legal authorities or other. Cute story about this. When I started reading and researching Conjure I kept coming across this, and not knowing what it was. I would see the name and that it was so common a thing to use and could not remember ever hearing it. Turns out I did know what it was, just by a different name. The only person I ever knew that did legal work, an old Black man from church, called it Law Pepper. to this day iv never heard it called that anywhere. its one of those little things you hear from elders and take for granted. I still call it Law Pepper, its a fun name.

Cloves- Cloves are included here as I feel they are spicy, pleasantly so. Cloves like cinnamon are used for a number of things, ranging the spectrum of positive workings and formulas. Cloves can be used in love workings to repair them if broken, and also in non romantic partnerships to further them and keep them strong, I add it to my reconciliation workings for example. It is also a common item in money and luck workings, bringing prospect of money or good luck to your endeavors. I was also taught to use it if someone is slandering your name. I do not know why it is used this way, neither did the nice lady who told me about it, but iv seen it used this way in sources as well so I know I'm not crazy. If any Readers know why please share. I do not know any uses for clove in the negative sense as curses or hexes either, so do please comment below or message the blog and share with us.

Cumin- Cumin has a lovely spice to it, so as with mustard seeds I am including it in this list. I am aware of other uses for Cumin which I will mention later, but the main use I was taught was for fidelity. I add it to any working/formulas where the aspect of fidelity is called for. While fidelity with relation to love and marriage is what comes to mind, it can be used in works where non romantic relationships need some help as well. I will admit this is not an herb I use often. For fidelity I tend to use exclusively magnolia, a favorite of my grandmother. We had a huge tree in our yard and she was always plucking the leaves and flowers and storing them in her "Stay Outa That" cabinet in the kitchen. I know it is also used for protection, particularly from evil entities, spirits, and magic. I however don't use it this way often either as I have other things I use that seem to be more affective, but it is a common recorded use.

Gunpowder- Gunpowder is somewhat of an interesting item and explodes...so hot. I don't see it mentioned online or in books often, but I know it was and is used in conjure of the more old school variety. Gunpowder as I know it is used for two thing; a general way to strengthen spells, and protection. Add it to workings to up the power, explode it in to the universe. Starr Casas is one of the only workers iv read that does this and teaches it to her students, its one of those small things that is being lost as the older generations pass. For protection it is a great thing to use. I have a big bag I keep on hand. I add it to everything. if you need strong protection, or need something to work quick, throw a pinch of gunpowder in there. You can use it for darker works. I don't tend to often unless its for the power strengthening, but what better way to curse than to use something that blows up and is used in guns. catch my drift. CAUTION: keep away from fire! if adding to candle work, just use a small. SMALL pinch. End PSA.

I hope this post was informative to you all. if you know this work I'm sure you will get something out if it. If any readers have any questions or things to add, please comment. if the question is in depth you can message the blog and I will do my best to get to you ASAP.

Blessings+++

How To Start This Darn Thing...

Decisions Decisions...Bingo!

Sitting here at my computer I wonder what I should do for my first few posts. I could pick anything, whatever I want to. It's kind of overwhelming to be honest; having the entirety of my twenty-six years of knowledge and life, almost half of which spent studying folk magic, and an avenue to express and share that with the world through this blog. Do I focus on Conjure in the beginning to reel in readers? Do I rant about something that spoils my milk? Decisions.

Then it hits me. its such a "Duh" moment that I almost spill my coffee. Drinking my Grande White Mocha from you know where, I realize the sad but very honest truth:

Know one in any way, at all, knows who the hell I am lol

So for my first REAL post, I'm going to tell y'all a bit about myself. This will be an expansion of my about me page, with a lot more detail. Keep in mind I don't see myself as an expert in any way, nor a professional worker. I only work for friends, family, and acquaintances, but want to share what I do know.  Maybe you will relate to me in some way, or at least start to think a gay white country boy is worth listening to.

Born and raised a in a medium sized town in Ga, I was surrounded my God in the Christian context since I was born. Although we stopped going to Church when my Grandmother took ill, It left an impression on me and I counted myself among the Christian faith for years, and in a way still do.

The Baptist Church I attended as a child was in the poor neighborhood I was raised in, with all members of the community both black and white, loving and supporting one another.

When outsiders think of the deep south, they tend to shade it with a veneer of racism and nonacceptance. although this is most certainly a sad reality in an abundance places, in a lot of the poor neighborhoods and rural communities, this isn't always the case. In these places, everyone is looked down upon by the upper and other, regardless of race. we had to stick together, work hard for what we had, with little extra to spare for anything. Everyone took care of each other; Black, White, Hispanic. none of that mattered where I grew up. Its in Places like these, in modern eras, where Folk customs like Conjure thrive and grow, and are kept alive.

I remember as a young boy, seeing my grandmother, and her sister, doing odd little things all the time. The women from church would gather together sometimes after service, and talk in hushed tones about "Spirit", and "fixing" things. I picked up a lot of these ways as I grew up, not really knowing what they were until my early teens. thy were just part of life, it was what we did every day for every day issues. By the time I was about thirteen, i had developed an interest in magic from the myriad of movies and books I had, and discovered that these eccentricities and ways i grew up with were actually Conjure work. My mind exploding, i devoured everything i could from people i could talk to around town, the old men and women i knew from church. Learning tricks and workings, as well as divination in an interesting conjure centric way with both Playing Cards and Tarot My grandmother passed away when I was fifteen, most of the older members of the small church following soon after, and there were things they took with them that I never got to ask about and learn. By this time books and websites began to spring up, and I learned all I could from them, and still do. While my teachings were country and practical, old school, the information online is very different from what I learned. This more urban eclectic style doesn't always jive with me, but its all beautiful at its core.

Around age twenty I became disillusioned with my faith. I had seen and experienced so much from all manner of religions and paths that I knew in some way they were all valid and had power, not to mention being gay. Being gay was and is hard in the South, and shunning more organized religion, keeping the teachings of Christ which are beautiful no matter your faith i branched out. morphing my understanding of Spirit to accommodate the things I have seen and knew to be true, I developed my own personal path. Eventually finding the Goddess Hecate (well, Her finding me), I threw myself before her and her ways. People began to side eye me. Who is this White boy who does Hoodoo and worships a Pagan Deity? I did struggle with this for a while, but quickly got over it. Why should I abandon the beliefs and practice of my culture, simply because my spiritualty has changed? Well I decided i didn't have to. my ancestors don't seem to mind, nether does Hecate. I believe all Deity, is valid and exists. God, Hecate, Krishna; they all exist. Along with Hecate I honor my ancestors, and  what I call the Great Divine, the Highest and most Pure force of Divine power. all religions have a concept similar, and this, in my way of rationalizing, is the Christian God. This doesn't make any other religion or Deity any less. I hate to use a movie reference, but its similar to the girls view of Manon from "The Craft". All the Gods and Spirits of the world are players, and spectators on a football field. The Great Divine is the bricks that make up the stadium, the hotdogs they're eating, the clothes they wear. It is the very atoms that make up their very bodies. In short, The Great Divine is what the gods are made of.  Does that help? I hope so.

My spirituality is complicated, for sure, but its mine and it works for me and the people that I help. This Blog is an extension of my practice, one I am unable to do as much as I would like do to living constraints. This Blog will supplement that, and be an outlet for my work I used to do a lot more of for family and friends. I hope this was enlightening to you all, thank you for coming  this blog. There will be so much more to come and I look forward to speaking some of you in comments and the like. PLEASE comment any questions you might have about this post, if you want more information on something or want me to elaborate.

Much love to you all.

Blessings +++

Blake

Welcome To My Blog!

Welcome and Blessings!!!

Welcome to SavannahConjure! This blog has been a long time coming, and something I wanted to do for years. I used to practice more, but due to living constraints am unable to do nearly as much. so as an outlet for all that pent up Spirit, i'm going to share. I am so excited to begin this journey, hopefully taking some of you along with me. The posts on this blog will focus mainly on Conjure and Hoodoo, with some added topics thrown in about my personal practices and knowledge. I plan on posting AT LEAST once a week, but may lag behind, or post multiple times if I'm in the mood. I have been practicing Conjure and various forms of folk magic for over 10 years, and hope to share that with the world, and maybe help people in the process. Oh and this blog will be in progress design and layout wise for a while until I am happy with it, so bear with me on that.

Highest Divine's blessings to you all,

Blessings+++

Blake

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