A mojo is an amulet composed of an amalgam of spirits or spiritual forces created with a specific purpose.
By consecrating a mojo, we awaken an entity programmed to fulfill the assigned goal, such as protecting us from attacks, acquiring wealth, warding off other spirits, among many other things.
Traditionally, mojos are made of a circular or rectangular piece of fabric filled with plant or animal matter related to the desired intention, and may also contain Bible psalms relevant to the goal. In fact, anything that symbolizes the intention can be placed inside. All the components are wrapped in the fabric to form a small bag.
Psalms are used in scriptural magic to enhance the results of your spells in hoodoo. Below, you will find a list of some psalms used in scriptural magic, along with their purpose as examples:
* Psalm 15: To exorcise evil spirits and demons from a person; for mental problems.
* Psalm 4: For a restful and peaceful sleep; to change luck from bad to good.
* Psalm 5: To find favor with authorities or superiors in business.
* Psalm 16: To identify a thief; to turn sadness into joy and heal pain.
* Psalm 17: To travel safely abroad and help bring a loved one back safe and sound.
* Psalm 12: For protection against persecution or severe oppression.
* Psalm 11: To cast out fear; to give just retribution to your adversaries.
* Psalm 14: To prevent defamation and slander from tarnishing the trust others have in you.
* Psalm 18: To ward off approaching thieves; to anoint the sick for healing.
* Psalm 7: To stop conspiracies, enemy persecutions, and for court trials.
* Psalm 3: To relieve a severe headache or backache.
* Psalm 1: For the removal of the wicked from a group.
A traditional gambling luck mojo consisted of a green fabric containing High John the Conqueror root, a coin with the person's initials engraved on it, a pair of male and female lodestones, and magnetic sand. It is "fed" by giving it our vital breath, blowing tobacco smoke and some strong
liquor over it.
By consecrating a mojo, we awaken an entity programmed to fulfill the assigned goal, such as protecting us from attacks, acquiring wealth, warding off other spirits, among many other things.
Traditionally, mojos are made of a circular or rectangular piece of fabric filled with plant or animal matter related to the desired intention, and may also contain Bible psalms relevant to the goal. In fact, anything that symbolizes the intention can be placed inside. All the components are wrapped in the fabric to form a small bag.
Psalms are used in scriptural magic to enhance the results of your spells in hoodoo. Below, you will find a list of some psalms used in scriptural magic, along with their purpose as examples:
* Psalm 15: To exorcise evil spirits and demons from a person; for mental problems.
* Psalm 4: For a restful and peaceful sleep; to change luck from bad to good.
* Psalm 5: To find favor with authorities or superiors in business.
* Psalm 16: To identify a thief; to turn sadness into joy and heal pain.
* Psalm 17: To travel safely abroad and help bring a loved one back safe and sound.
* Psalm 12: For protection against persecution or severe oppression.
* Psalm 11: To cast out fear; to give just retribution to your adversaries.
* Psalm 14: To prevent defamation and slander from tarnishing the trust others have in you.
* Psalm 18: To ward off approaching thieves; to anoint the sick for healing.
* Psalm 7: To stop conspiracies, enemy persecutions, and for court trials.
* Psalm 3: To relieve a severe headache or backache.
* Psalm 1: For the removal of the wicked from a group.
A traditional gambling luck mojo consisted of a green fabric containing High John the Conqueror root, a coin with the person's initials engraved on it, a pair of male and female lodestones, and magnetic sand. It is "fed" by giving it our vital breath, blowing tobacco smoke and some strong
liquor over it.
