Hey Cousin! Welcome to Coco Conjure. Here we talk about all things Hoodoo, folklore , magic, and spiritual journeys. My goal is to provide a foundation for the novice, and inspiration to the advanced practitioner. Let's build up our personal practice, and get through this thing we call life.
cousin.... this is a ramble let me tell you. But this idea of masculine and feminine energy/forces, and how we use them to identify our roles in society has been heavy on my mind. Let's explore the topic together shall we? show notes: the daodejing http://www.fang.ece.ufl.edu/daodejing.pdf religion for breakfast: https://youtu.be/lPkRkBuvAxQ?si=YlIxSTcAjCKNs5uG let's talk religion: https://youtu.be/fTPxh6Sn_gI?si=YhqrtVzwCc7XB4DM
Cousin! Let's go back to our roots and read some tales from Richard M. Dorson's book "American Negro Folktales." Story 1: 16, " The fox the rabbit and the well" as told by J.D. Suggs. Story 2: 18 d. "The Alligator, the Whale, and the Colored Man" as told by Andrew Smith Story 3: 19 " The Rat and the Whiskey" as told by Bulah Tate
COUSIN! IT'S TIME TO GO OUTSIDE BABY! Show notes: https://www.countryliving.com/uk/travel-ideas/abroad/a60172393/spring-equinox-traditions/ https://www.spokeandblossom.com/stories/2023/3/14/spring-equinox-traditions-around-the-world-how-your-can-celebrate-in-colorado#:~:text=Because%20Africa%20is%20in%20the,particularly%20by%20the%20Igbo%20people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3Vlhh1o9ZI https://hcpl.net/blogs/post/spring-celebrations-around-the-world/
