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Cheryl Cole: A full-on TNT love attractor graveyard spell would bring her the love she craves

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Cheryl Cole of Girls Aloud says she’s had it with ripped guys after her split with footballer Ashley Cole. Now

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Conjure: Panicked by hoodoo woman's fearsome spells...

A true story from 1909, published in The Sunday Morning Star, Wilmington, Delaware

Wesley Shepardson, aged 49, and his friend, a youth called Norman West, went to the cops to make a complaint. Wesley told them he was being “hoodooed” by a conjure woman from the east side of the city, who apparently was trying to

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Conjuring on the Plantations

During the 1930 many black American ex-slaves were interviewed for the U.S. government’s Virginia Negro Studies Project. Some outlined “conjure” recipes, while others noted how white slave owners aggressively outlawed hoodoo and African folk traditions.

Here’s some quotes from the study:

May Satterfield of Lynchburg gave a recipe for making a charm to bring good luck:

“…Git some

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The Circle of Life…

“In the West African view of things, man lived and died – that was natural. In the natural order of things, the trees, the animals too, were born and died. Yet death was not seen as an end of life, for life was a continuum and after death man’s spirit, his ghost, remained close by

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“You been poisoned nearly to death…”

Now and then, the old hoodoo doctors of the American South used to say to clients, “You been poisoned nearly to death.” They didn’t mean the person had swallowed arsenic or some other noxious substance. They meant a hex or curse had been laid on them.

The rootworker would go on to explain that an amulet

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The Practice of Conjuration...

“…The practice of conjuration was carried out by quite a few. The Negroes who were from the Indies and other islands were greatly responsible for these teachings. The brewin’ of certain concoctions composed of roots, herbs and scraps of cloth with certain fowl feathers was believed to work charms or spells on the persons desired…

Traiteurs, the healers of South Louisiana are dying out

Traiteurs are an interesting group of people. They’re basically Cajun faith healers based in Southern Louisiana. They typically use the laying on of hands for healing and say they receive their healing powers from God.

Traiteurs say they can pass on their power at the hour of their death – but only to a member of

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Gambling: How to get on a winning streak

The illustrious bluesman BB King – born in Mississippi in 1925 – always loved to gamble. But maybe he loved it a little too much: It’s said that when touring (which was all the time) he and his fellow band members were so crazed for a wager they’d bet on raindrops running down a window.

If

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