We Back! October is Hoodoo Heritage month and the perfect time to get into ‘Creating Your Sacred Space’. Have you been wanting to grow a deeper spiritual practice? Honor your ancestors? Maybe you have been thinking about taking the next step but not sure where to start, this is your time. This space is created for those are spiritually curious and what grow. Silence the noise and let’s connect with our own divinity.
Date: October 24, 2026
Time: 12 PM to 3 PM
To honor the sacredness of affinity-based healing that is Hoodoo, this event is open to those who identify as Black.
During this 3 virtual session you will learn about:
Create/maintain a personal altar
Create/maintain an ancestor altar
Cleansing rituals
Protection rituals
Abundance rituals
Justice work
Glamour work
Ancestral veneration
Divination tools
Creating petitions
Create/Maintain your own mojo bag
Herbs for Conjure
Conditioning oils for Conjure
Book recommendation list and other goodies
Come with an open heart and ready to take notes.
Hear what previous attendees are saying about the event:
“The event surpassed my imagination, I received so much more than anticipated. The event wasn’t just informational it was an activation. Bridging the gap between resources our ancestors lived by and current day. From the communal aspects of sisterhood, deep cackles, conversations full of substance to the live immersion of washing hands, dressing candles and touching sacred trees the event as a whole is unforgettable and life enhancing.”
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“I felt comfortable and safe. Well cared for and Informed. The email prior to the event set me up for success. I am inspired to continue my research, fine tune my practices/rituals and finally develop a positive healthy and loving relationship with my ancestors most of which unknown due to limited biological family knowledge. I left feeling affirmed and liberated. And grateful to have found community in this area of deep interest often misunderstood, ignored and demonized.”
***
“Being able to sit in community with women that look like me was amazing. I learned SO much and went home excited to start my journey. “
We Back! October is Hoodoo Heritage month and the perfect time to get into ‘Creating Your Sacred Space’. Have you been wanting to grow a deeper spiritual practice? Honor your ancestors? Maybe you have been thinking about taking the next step but not sure where to start, this is your time. This space is created for those are spiritually curious and what grow. Silence the noise and let’s connect with our own divinity.
Date: October 24, 2026
Time: 12 PM to 3 PM
To honor the sacredness of affinity-based healing that is Hoodoo, this event is open to those who identify as Black.
During this 3 virtual session you will learn about:
Create/maintain a personal altar
Create/maintain an ancestor altar
Cleansing rituals
Protection rituals
Abundance rituals
Justice work
Glamour work
Ancestral veneration
Divination tools
Creating petitions
Create/Maintain your own mojo bag
Herbs for Conjure
Conditioning oils for Conjure
Book recommendation list and other goodies
Come with an open heart and ready to take notes.
Hear what previous attendees are saying about the event:
“The event surpassed my imagination, I received so much more than anticipated. The event wasn’t just informational it was an activation. Bridging the gap between resources our ancestors lived by and current day. From the communal aspects of sisterhood, deep cackles, conversations full of substance to the live immersion of washing hands, dressing candles and touching sacred trees the event as a whole is unforgettable and life enhancing.”
***
“I felt comfortable and safe. Well cared for and Informed. The email prior to the event set me up for success. I am inspired to continue my research, fine tune my practices/rituals and finally develop a positive healthy and loving relationship with my ancestors most of which unknown due to limited biological family knowledge. I left feeling affirmed and liberated. And grateful to have found community in this area of deep interest often misunderstood, ignored and demonized.”
***
“Being able to sit in community with women that look like me was amazing. I learned SO much and went home excited to start my journey. “
