Exploring your intuitive nature is BEAUTIFUL and essential in honing in on your personal power. As we reach out to what calls to us, it's important to look at WHY and WHAT. WHAT'S calling you, and what does integrating it into your life look like, while honoring the essence of the Woo you're practicing.
This episode goes in on all of that, and more. Below is a list of references I used for this episode, to keep the focus centered on exploring the culture behind the Woo:
-"Reclaiming The Power Of Hoodoo: A Beginner's Guide To African American Folk Magic to Cultivate Peace & Abundance Within Your Life Through Rootwork & Conjure", by Alisha J. Brown
"Red Road: Traditional Voice of Afro-Indigenous American", by Clan Mother Shoran Waupatukuay Piper
"The Little Book of Rootwork", by Paris Ajana
"Shallow Waters", by Anita Kopacz
"A Letter to White Yoga Teachers", by Susanna Barkataki (www.susanbarkatki.com/post/a-letter/to-all-white-yoga-teachers
"The Appropriation of Religion in Southeast Asia and Beyond", by Michael Picard1st ed. 2017 Edition1st ed. 2017 Edition
"Mystical Origins of the tarot: From Ancient Roots to Modern Usage" by Paul Huson
"The Ultimate Guide to the Witch's Wheel of the Year", by Anjou Kierman
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