The Hoodoo Honey

Heartbreak is an asshole, but an asshole with a purpose. Its purpose is to bring us back to ourselves and discernment.

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In this episode, we explore the spiritual meaning of boredom, the difference between stagnation and rest, and how to recognize when you may need spiritual cleansing or deeper self-reflection. We also discuss how hustle culture and fear-based spirituality can make us feel guilty for slowing down.

In this episode, we explore the difference between genuinely seeking spiritual guidance and seeking validation for decisions we've already made. We discuss accountability, remaining open to uncomfortable truths, and why being willing to “empty your cup” is essential for spiritual growth and transformation.

This episode is about how you can end up using spirituality as a band-aid instead of actually healing your inner traumas.

In this episode, we explore the experience of being a spiritualist in a world that often judges, ridicules, and condemns what it doesn't understand. We discuss the hypocrisy of dismissing spiritual practices and the people who uphold them, only to seek their guidance, protection, and wisdom when it's convenient.

This conversation is about respecting spiritualists beyond what they can offer you, setting boundaries with your energy, and recognizing that you don't owe access to people who refuse to respect who you are.

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In this episode we talk about the ins and outs of glowing up and how others may react to it.

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We will discuss the symptoms and signs of the evil eye, as well as energy parasites and drainers. We will explore ways to cleanse these energies and provide simple rituals to counter them.

In this episode, we talk about the herb rosemary and what you can use it for!

In today's episode, we are discussing why creating a sacred space is important, especially a feminine one.

In this episode, we talk about why your healing puts a strain on your friendships!

In this episode, we talk about why some homes can feel energetically or spiritually heavy.

In this episode, we will discuss what it is like to start your healing journey. It will make you feel lonely and isolated at first, but you will find your groove and heal.

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In this episode, we talk about knowing that feeling lost is not so black and white. Sometimes it means you are in the middle of your evolution.

Not all is as it seems. This newer generation no longer values true connections. obvi not all connections are fake, but here's what to look out for!

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In this episode, we discuss the importance of discerning your spiritual teachers in all practices.

HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH! 🎉✨

Dive into the mystic life of Aunt Caroline Dye, a legendary African-American seer, Hoodoo woman, healer, and rootworker from Newport, Arkansas, whose reputation spread across the Mid-South in the early 20th century

Read more about her fascinating life here: Aunt Caroline Dye on Wikipedia (biography & legacy)

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In this episode, we speak about glamour magic and what it's about, truly. Be sure to follow me on Threads @TheeHoodooHoney and TikTok @TheHoodooHoney

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This episode is a gentle New Year's reset, focusing on rest, release, and spiritual renewal. We talk about cleansing the home and the body, breaking energetic cords, protecting your space, and setting intentions with care

Todays offering is a deeper understanding of why loving is so hard for some folks. Be sure to follow me on socials at TheHoodooHoney

Womb healing is ancestral healing. When one woman heals her womb, she heals seven generations forward.

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