In today’s episode, we’re pulling back the veil on a troubling trend quietly rising in Black spiritual spaces: the emergence of so-called healers who are more performance than power. These are individuals—often adorned in the right aesthetics, using the right lingo, and cloaked in ancestral cosplay—who present themselves as spiritual guides, but lack the skill, grounding, and moral compass required to truly serve.

We're diving into the spaces where Black women dominate spiritually—and where, unfortunately, some are mimicking what it means to be a "Black woman healer" without honoring the sacred responsibility it carries. This isn’t just about gatekeeping—it’s about accountability, harm prevention, and preserving the soul of our traditions.

If you've ever been manipulated under the guise of a reading, drained by someone who claimed to be a vessel, or witnessed the sacred turned into spectacle... this conversation is for you.

Because not every woman in white is a healer.
And not every message comes from spirit.

Papa Seer unearths the real story of Dr. Buzzard — not the folklore, but the man who commanded a courtroom without ever speaking a word. A powerful Hoodoo root doctor born on St. Helena Island, Dr. Buzzard used conjure to protect his people in the Jim Crow South and became a legend in South Carolina’s Lowcountry.

⚖️ From rootwork to courtroom rituals...👁️ From spiritual warfare to a feud with a white sheriff turned imitator…This is Black history, Hoodoo history, and our inheritance.🔮 What you’ll discover in this episode:– The true identity of Stephney Robinson– Why Dr. Buzzard was feared by judges and prosecutors– The truth behind his feud with Sheriff J.E. McTeer– Why his legacy matters now more than ever

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Sometimes, stepping back isn’t a choice — it’s a calling.

In this episode, Papa Seer returns to the mic with a word on spiritual breaks — the ones we choose, and the ones Spirit forces us to take. From moments of isolation to seasons of silence, this is a conversation about realignment, rest, and the power of letting Spirit move when ego wants to push forward.

Whether you’ve drifted from your altar or been pulled away by life itself, this message is for you. Because the break isn’t a failure — it’s often where the deepest work begins.

 In today’s deep dive, we confront the question that stirs debate in both spiritual and religious circles:

👉🏾 **Can a Hoodoo practitioner also be a Christian?**  
👉🏾 **Where do the beliefs of Hoodooism and Christianity conflict—and where do they overlap?**

We break down the **Tenets of Christianity ✝️**, compare them with the core practices and beliefs of **Hoodoo 🔮**, and explore why these two systems are **spiritually distinct paths**.

💥 In this episode you’ll learn:
- Why Hoodoo does NOT recognize Jesus Christ as the Son of God
- How Hoodoo interprets salvation, justice, and the afterlife differently
- The true role of the Bible 📖 in Hoodoo conjure
- Why Hoodoo sees reincarnation and ancestral elevation as sacred truth 🕊️

🎯 Perfect for spiritual seekers, researchers, and those deconstructing religious identity.

👁️‍🗨️ *Don’t just assume—understand.*  
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Black Witch Survives 3 Witch Trials | The True Story of Paula de Eguiluz

8:54 ( I meant to say mid 1630's honest mistake)

She was enslaved.
She was beautiful.
And she was dangerous — because she knew too much.

In this powerful episode, we uncover the true story of Paula de Eguiluz, a dark-skinned Afro-Caribbean healer who survived three brutal witch trials under the Spanish Inquisition in Cartagena.

Was she a witch? A victim? A conjurer? Or a strategist who outsmarted one of the most feared institutions in history?

🔮 From healing with herbs and love spells to being accused of killing a child through a failed ritual — this story is layered with truth, mystery, and the painful history of Black women who held spiritual power in a world that feared them.

This is not just a tale of persecution — it’s a story of survival.

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Trigger Warning: This video discusses sensitive topics, including murder. Papa Seer does not condone or endorse any of the actions described. This content is presented solely for informational and historical purposes. Viewer discretion is advised.

In this gripping episode, we delve into the eerie story of Haywood Lanier, a feared Hoodoo doctor from South Portsmouth, VA, accused of committing one of the most heinous crimes of the early 20th century.

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In this video, we aim to demystify the common misconception that Hoodoo requires no initiation rites. Join us as we delve into the life of Anatol Pierre. Discover how he initiated Zora Neale Hurston with a sacred ritual and blood pact, revealing the deeper meanings behind these practices. 

Source: Mules and Men by Zora Neale Hurston

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In this episode, Papa Seer explores the life of Father George Simms, known as the “Frizzly Rooster,” a New Orleans preacher who embodied the duality of light and shadow. Revered for his sermons at Myrtle Wreath Hall and sought after for his ability to heal, curse, and predict fates, Father Simms navigated both the sacred and the occult. From crafting love powders and justice spells to his mysterious initiation of Zora Neale Hurston, this video uncovers the layers of a man whose power left an indelible mark on hoodoo and New Orleans folklore.

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"Before America had a name... they stood between worlds."

This is the untold story of the Atlantic Creoles — men and women of African, European, and Native ancestry who were America’s first cultural brokers, traders, landowners, and survivors.

Long before race was codified into law, before slavery became a racial caste, they forged their own identity. They fought for freedom, created families, owned land, navigated the courts — and when the laws turned against them, they found ways to endure.

🌍 From the shores of West Africa and Portuguese trading ports... to the early Chesapeake colonies of Virginia and North Carolina... to the free Black communities of today.

This documentary explores:

The pre-American identity of the Atlantic Creoles.

Their skills, trades, and cultural power.

How they shaped early Virginia and North Carolina society.

The rise of racial slave codes and the Creoles’ resistance.

Their lasting legacy in tri-racial families and communities across the U.S.

This is more than genealogy. It’s a story of cultural survival, resilience, and forgotten Black excellence.

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✨Intro 1:24
✨African Drums Arrive In America 4:20
✨Why Drums Were Banned 13:19
✨Drums & Hoodoo 19:07

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For centuries, drums have been a powerful tool of ritual conjuration in African spiritual traditions. Yet, in Hoodoo, a tradition deeply rooted in African American spirituality, the drum is noticeably absent. Why? In this episode, we uncover the lost history of the African drum in the Americas, the laws that banned its use, and how Hoodoo practitioners adapted their spiritual practices in response.

🔥 In This Video, You’ll Learn:
✔️ The sacred role of drums in African traditions 🥁
✔️ How the transatlantic slave trade brought the drum to America
✔️ The Stono Rebellion & the legal banning of drums in 1740
✔️ How enslaved Africans preserved rhythm without drums
✔️ Why Hoodoo evolved without drum traditions
✔️ The impact of alternative instruments like tambourines & bones

📜 Hoodoo is an ever-evolving practice, shaped by resilience, adaptation, and ancestral wisdom. While the drum may not be central to Hoodoo, its rhythm still echoes through handclaps, foot stomping, and sacred songs.

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