Author Mawiyah Bomani talks about her book 'Conjuring the Calabash' and her Hoodoo practices

Witchcasting with Theodora Pendragon

In this episode, Mawiyah Bomani discusses her background in spirituality and her practice of Hoodoo. She talks about the differences between Hoodoo and other African spiritual practices, as well as the cultural significance of Hoodoo in the African-American community. Mawiyah also shares insights from her book, 'Conjuring the Calabash: Empowering Women with Hoodoo Spells and Magic,' and explains the magical topics covered in the book. She discusses her approach to readings and the importance of educating oneself about different spiritual practices. Overall, Mawiyah emphasizes the need for understanding and respect for diverse spiritual traditions.

Takeaways

• Hoodoo is a practice rooted in African-American culture and is considered liberation magic.
• Hoodoo is a folk magic that does not require initiation and can be practiced by anyone, but certain deities and practices may be more culturally specific.
• Mawiyah Bomani's book, 'Conjuring the Calabash: Empowering Women with Hoodoo Spells and Magic,' covers a range of magical topics, including love, breakups, protection, and healing.
• When seeking spiritual guidance, it is important to find practitioners who are knowledgeable and respectful of the traditions they practice.
• Educating oneself about different spiritual practices is essential for understanding and respecting diverse traditions.

FIND MAWIYAH BOMANI:

WEBSITE: https://www.mawiyahkaieljamahbomani.com

BOOK ON AMAZON: http://tinyurl.com/4uwnytc6