Hoodoo: An Introduction to Rootwork, Folk Traditions, Spiritual Practices, Herbal Customs, Rituals, and Protective Traditions

di Mary Greer (Autore)

Sharon Beckstead (Narratore)

Rob Satterfield, 2026

Journey into the world of hoodoo and uncover the cultural history behind its fascinating traditions. For generations, hoodoo has reflected african american experiences, beliefs, creativity, resilience, and connections to ancestral knowledge. This book offers an engaging introduction to the subject while placing its practices within their broader historical and cultural setting. From traditional herbs and roots to prayers, symbolism, and folk practices, you’ll discover how different elements became part of hoodoo traditions. You’ll also explore the ways knowledge was shared through families, communities, storytelling, and oral traditions. Inside this book, you will discover: •How hoodoo developed in african american communities •Connections between african traditions and american folk practices •The historical significance of herbs and roots •Traditional spiritual and protective practices •The meaning of common hoodoo symbols •The importance of ancestors and family traditions •Historical uses of candles, oils, powders, and other materials •The influence of christianity on hoodoo •Common misconceptions surrounding hoodoo •Hoodoo’s continuing cultural influence today Whether you are completely new to hoodoo or looking to expand your knowledge, this book provides a clear and approachable starting point. It combines history, folklore, spirituality, and cultural context to create a meaningful introduction to this enduring tradition. Discover the stories and traditions that have survived through generations and gain a deeper understanding of hoodoo’s place in african american cultural history.

• Autore: Mary Greer
• Narratore: Sharon Beckstead
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 03:31:08
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Rob Satterfield
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 9798906810380