Rootwork, conjure and the working hand of the South
Hoodoo was built by enslaved Africans and their descendants in the American South. It carried Kongo minkisi, West African spirit work and ancestor veneration through slavery and into the cities. Along the way it took in whatever worked: the Bible and the Psalms, Catholic saints, European grimoires and Native American root knowledge.
It never had a church or a priesthood. It was practical work, done to get a job, keep a lover, win a court case, protect a home or put an enemy down. That is still what it is.
This course teaches that work as it is done today. Across 82 lessons you go from the history and the spirits through candles, dolls, mojo bags, waters and powders, and money and love work. Then you go into the side most courses won’t touch: crossing, foot track magick, graveyard dirt, the black coffin and Psalm 109.
We don’t water it down, and we don’t pretend the hard parts aren’t there. You get the work, the history behind it and the reasons it is done the way it is.
Throughout this certification, you will explore:
This course is designed for witches who want to:
If you previously took the Hoodoo Witchcraft Certification Course when it was offered as a one-year program with live teacher support, please note that the course has since been updated and is now offered with lifetime access.
To receive access to the current version of the course, please email Krystal directly. She will provide you with a special code so you can set up a new student account with lifetime access.
Please ensure you provide your previous order number or student number to receive the code
