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Category Archives: Art
New Videos on Bone Reading
I’ve posted some new videos for my spirituality sites to help those who are learning my Hoodoo Bones system.
Posted in Art
Tagged bone reading, hoodoo bones, osteomancy, sheloya bones, stuff i'm working on, video, vodun, voodoo, youtube
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Wearable Balanced Woman Symbol: Raccoon Bacula
In an earlier post I’m too lazy to dig for at the moment, I suggested the Papa Legba eleke patterns as good symbols of the men’s rights movement that both men and supportive women could wear. Now, I’m going to suggest … Continue reading
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Tagged african americana, african syncretization, americana, bacula, baculum, balanced woman, balanced women, black americana, bone necklace, bone pendant, love charm, men's rights, mojo necklace, native american, native american love charm, natural bone necklace, natural bone pendant, nurturing women, old fashioned, oosik, oosik jewelry, oosik necklace, paleo jewelry, primal jewelry, primitive jewelry, raccoon, raccoon bacula, raccoon bacula necklaces, raccoon baculum, raccoon baculum necklace, roots, sassy, sassy old broad, slave love charm, supportive women, women love mountain men
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First eBay Sell
Today, I made my first sale through eBay. I was a bit skeptical about whether or not it would be more effective than selling through my websites, but figured I’d try it. So far, I’ve managed to sell one necklace. … Continue reading
