A cauldron is basically a pot. If you are an Orisha adherent, you should have an iron cauldron or pan to embody Ogun. Traditions vary as to whether or not you are permitted to put this cauldron to use for purposes aside of embodying him. Any metal pot or tool … Continue reading The post…
Many times when we are publishing instructions and recipes, we forget that not everything is available or appropriate for everyone in the world. Different local environments, economies, customs, and taboos all come into play. It is a good idea to at least mention possible substitutions. In the case that you … Continue reading The post…
Many times when we are publishing instructions and recipes, we forget that not everything is available or appropriate for everyone in the world. Different local environments, economies, customs, and taboos all come into play. It is a good idea to at least mention possible substitutions. In the case that you … Continue reading The post…
Oil recipes abound, but very little is written about the process of making magickal oils. An oil evaporates more slowly than something water or alcohol based. It stays liquid and active longer once exposed to air. Oils also have a long shelf life without the need for absolutely sterile conditions. … Continue reading The post…
Oil recipes abound, but very little is written about the process of making magickal oils. An oil evaporates more slowly than something water or alcohol based. It stays liquid and active longer once exposed to air. Oils also have a long shelf life without the need for absolutely sterile conditions. … Continue reading The post…
Orisha Oko is in charge of agriculture, and owns all cultivated land. He is also a judge in many matters, including but not limited to witchcraft and the benevolence or malevolence thereof. In the diaspora, where most of our practice has been labelled malevolent “witchcraft” by the misinformed, we depend on him to learn to…