🪬Mama Ifa 🔮

9210 followers

Follow

Follow

Follow

1/2

5 saved

12

1

Things You Need to Know About Louisiana Conjure ~

🔮FRIDAY🔮

Conjure Ain’t Witchcraft… But It Ain’t Innocent Either

Now listen… people love to label things wrong.

Louisiana conjure is a folk spiritual system.

Not religion. Not fantasy. Not a costume.

It’s practical.

Protection. Justice. Cleansing. Guidance.

And let me say this real clear…

It carries responsibility.

This ain’t about playing in energy when you bored.

🔥 Moral of the story: Power without discipline will humble you every time.

Porch Wisdom

Now go on and sit with that. Drink your water. Mind your spirit.

4/10 Edited to

Having explored Louisiana Conjure personally, I can attest that it is deeply rooted in practical spirituality rather than superstition or fantasy. It is a system that requires respect and careful practice. Many outside observers mistake it for witchcraft or mere folklore, but its traditions are grounded in real-world applications that serve to protect individuals and communities. In my experience, Louisiana Conjure rituals often begin with cleansing and grounding practices to prepare one's spirit and environment. This cleansing is crucial because it sets the foundation for any work related to justice or protection. Whether using herbs, roots, or spiritual bath rituals, these actions are intentional and aimed at creating balance. One important lesson I learned is that conjure carries weight—it's not something to approach casually or as entertainment. Those who have tried to manipulate its energies without discipline often face unforeseen consequences. Power in conjure must be paired with strong ethical grounding, as the energy you direct can return differently than expected. For anyone interested in exploring this spiritual tradition, it's essential to study under knowledgeable practitioners and respect the cultural context. Louisiana Conjure also emphasizes the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, encouraging regular self-care such as drinking water and mindful reflection to maintain harmony. Ultimately, Louisiana Conjure is about using spiritual wisdom responsibly to bring about justice and protection in daily life. Embracing its teachings can empower you to mind your spirit and navigate challenges with strength and clarity.

1 comment

I love it!❤️

Related posts

Things You Need to Know About Louisiana Conjure

🔮TUESDAY🕯 Tools Don’t Make The Worker Candles don’t make you powerful. Herbs don’t make you chosen. Altars don’t make you initiated. It’s your discipline. Your integrity. Your relationship with spirit. Tools assist. They don’t replace the work within. And some of y’all buying too

19 likes

Things You Need to Know About Louisiana Conjure

🔮WEDNESDAY🔮 Conjure Is About Survival… Not Aesthetic This ain’t Instagram magic, baby. Louisiana conjure was born from people who needed protection, justice, and solutions when systems failed them. This is survival work. Generational wisdom. Spiritual strategy. So when you step int

20 likes

Things You Need to Know About Louisiana Conjure

🕯SUNDAY🕯 The Land Holds Memory Louisiana ain’t just a place… it’s a living archive. Swamps. Rivers. Cemeteries. Crossroads. That land has witnessed prayers, pain, survival, and power. That’s why you can’t just copy conjure off the internet and think it hit the same. Geography matter

20 likes

🌿 Did You Know… In old Louisiana conjure tradition, when someone was holding on to deep hurt—especially from family— they were told to “bury it with the roots and pray over the dirt.” Why? Because our elders knew the land could absorb pain… And transform it. 🕯️ They’d take a brown paper,

904 likes

🕯THURSDAY🗣 Spiritual Accountability Is The Real Work Let’s close this out strong. You can’t work conjure and avoid accountability. Your intentions matter. Your actions matter. How you treat people matters. Spirit don’t just listen to what you say… It responds to who you are. So

4 likes

The book "Lost in the Garden" by Adam S. Leslie is displayed with keywords like "surreal horror" and "fever dream." A plot summary about three women going to Almanby and five purple stars indicating a "six star read" are also shown.

The book "One's Company" by Ashley Hutson is featured with keywords such as "literary fiction" and "mental health." A plot summary about Bonnie Lincoln recreating a TV set and four yellow stars are also visible.

books that need to be adapted into movies NOW!!

SOMEONE CALL ARI ASTER I HAVE THE PERFECT BOOK FOR HIM TO MAKE THE NEXT BEST BLOCKBUSTER FILM Honestly, any of these books would make for a fantastically weird, trippy a24 movie. I absolutely LOVE surreal weird literature and i LOVEEEEE surreal weird films and if someone could give any of these

1765 likes

Things You Need to Know About Louisiana Conjure ~ Mama Ifa 🗣️🔮THURSDAY🔮🔥 Everybody Ain’t Practicing the Same Thing Baby… let’s start here. Louisiana conjure is not one-size-fits-all. It’s a blend. African roots. Indigenous knowledge. Catholic influence. Southern survival. Some folks p

23 likes

Prosperity Conjure Bowl 💰

In Conjure, we don’t just wish for abundance — we call it in and make space for it to land. A money drawing bowl is a simple yet powerful way to anchor prosperity energy right in your home. This bowl acts as a magnet for opportunities, steady cash flow, and open roads to abundance. The more you

401 likes

🕯️ Ancestors First: The Foundation of Every Root 🕯️ Before you light that candle… before you stir that jar… before you whisper that spell You call your people. Because in Louisiana Conjure, it’s Ancestors First. Always. They are the root before the root. The altar before the work. The praye

121 likes

🔮SATURDAY🔮 Your Ancestors Matter More Than Any Spell You can buy every oil, every candle, every powder… And still be spiritually out here lost. In Louisiana conjure, your ancestors are your foundation. Not decoration. Not aesthetic. If you don’t know who walks with you… You don’t k

17 likes

A collection of Hoodoo grounding tools on a rustic table, including lit brown and white candles, bowls of salt, dirt, dried lavender, and herbs, a glass of water, an ancestral photo, and an old book, all illuminated by candlelight.

Grounding Tools You Actually Need 🧘🏾‍♀️🪬

Hoodoo Humpday: Grounding Tools You Actually Need When your spirit gets scattered, your thoughts get loud, or your energy feels like it’s floating above your body, that’s a sign it’s time to ground yourself. In Hoodoo, grounding isn’t optional. It’s how you stay aligned, protected, and spiritual

41 likes

A hand rests on intertwining tree roots and soil, with green foliage. The image features text overlay: '3 Simple Conjure Tools You likely have these at home' and creator handles.

3 Simple Conjure Tools

When I was little, my Grandmother would bathe me in Ivory soap. I thought it was just soap. But now? I know better. Our ancestors knew the power of simple things. They didn’t need glitter and gold to work their conjure — they worked with what they had, and they made it holy. These 3 tools can

509 likes

Three Black women stand outdoors with a city skyline in the background. An overlay reads "GET TO KNOW THE BLAQUE WITCHES OF" next to an American flag. The image also features a Lemon8 watermark with a username.

Black Witches of America 🖤🇺🇸

Alright now let’s break this down plain and true When folks hear “Black witch” they usually think of some scary image or somethin wicked — but really, a Black witch is just a Black person who walks with the spirit world. Someone who knows how to work the energy around them — to heal, protect, gu

1256 likes

8 authors you HAVE to read 👀

If you haven’t read any of these authors WHAT ARE YOU DOINGGGG???? You’re missing out!! Have i read every book on this list? No, but i will! More often than not, it only takes one book to put an author on my auto-buy list. Are all of these authors on my auto-buy list? No, but i think you should

67 likes

🌿 What Conjure Folks Won’t Tell You (But Mama Ifa will…) 🌿 🎭 Baby… this work ain’t all candles and crystals. It’s shadow, silence, spirit… and sometimes straight-up suffering. 🧿 Folks won’t tell you that: • You can dress a candle right and still not get what you want if your spirit dirty.

86 likes

An elderly woman with a yellow headscarf sits on a porch, gently holding a green turtle. She wears a light yellow shirt and orange skirt. A lit candle is beside her, and a rustic landscape with a shed and trees is in the background, evoking a sense of calm.

🐢 Animals & Conjure: The Turtle 🐢 🌿 30 Days of Animals & Conjure: Myths & Legends 🌿 Down in southern conjure, the turtle was seen as a Spirit of patience, protection, and long life. Folks watched how it carried its home on its back and knew it held secrets about movin’ steady throug

20 likes

Witchcraft Book Haul

Another week, another book haul. Remember guys knowledge is power, so keep learning! ✨The House Witch: I’ve read the green with and kitchen witch and loved both. ✨Working Conjure: I’ve heard great things about this book especially for folk witchcraft ✨Spellcrafting: Who doesn’t need a book on

417 likes

An image displaying spiritual tools like a mortar and pestle with herbs, glass jars of botanicals, tarot cards, and crystals. An overlay reads "Forge Your Practice You'll be lost without it" with "I KNOW" and "OK" buttons, reinforcing the article's message about maintaining spiritual practice.

Do Not Forget!!!

I get it, it’s hard to remember to do your research and take notes—hard to keep a schedule for worship/altar time/divination/rootwork/conjure, and so forth… but it’s important. I’ll admit, I’m a bit of a lazy practitioner, and often forget to make offerings to the ancestors and spirit. I don’t

11 likes

🌙 Let’s Talk About It Tuesday | First of the Month Ritual What’s your first-of-the-month ritual? Do you have one? Is it somethin’ your Elders passed down to you? For those who don’t have one yet no worry, baby. The porch got you covered. Here’s a simple ritual to start your month with blessi

30 likes

An older Black woman, a night nurse, performs a ritual with a lit candle and smoking herbs over an open, blood-stained book. She wears cross necklaces. A shadowy man, an old house, and a crescent moon are in the dark background. The title reads 'The Son of Crescent: The Night Nurse Who Knew'.

Story Time-Part 3

The Son of the Crescent — Part III The Night Nurse Who Knew The room did not go dark. It folded. Like a page turning. Loretta felt the pressure lift first — the hunger, the watching, the velvet suffocation of that dining hall. When her sight cleared, she was standing outside Whisp

25 likes

🕯️🪑 FRONT PORCH WISDOM TUESDAY 🪑🕯️ Know When to Talk. Know When to Rock Quiet. Louisiana Folklore 🌿🐊 Down in Amite, there was a man folks called Big Talk Benny. Every time he stepped on the porch, his mouth arrived before his feet. “I got you.” “I’m on it.” “Don’t worry bout nothin.”

55 likes

🌺✨ Bless It or Block It Sunday ✨🌺 🪑 Sugar, some things we bless, and some things we block. That’s the law of the porch. 🚪 Ain’t no re-entry for chaos, confusion, or folks who mean us no good. 💛 Porch Affirmation: 👉 I bless my life with protection, I block my life from harm. 🌿 Hoodoo Herit

409 likes

✨ Did You Know? ✨ In Louisiana Conjure, we got our own naming ceremony. 🪑🌿 📜 For generations, Black folks in the South been holding rites where Spirit and ancestors give you a conjure name a name that carries your power, your road, and your gift. This ain’t some nickname your cousin gave you…

23 likes

🌿 Make It Right Monday 🌿 Fixin’ mistakes, settin’ intentions, and stayin’ accountable so the week don’t run you ragged. Sometimes it ain’t about spells, candles, or callin’ on Spirit it’s about callin’ your own self out. Maybe you done told lies on folks ’cause you were mad. Maybe you built a

19 likes

🪑✨ FRIDAY PORCH WORD ✨🪑 “When the Mask Falls, Folks Flip the Story Believe What You See, Not Who They Protect.” 🌾🔥 Louisiana Folklore from Amite Conjure 🔥🌾 Down in Amite, Louisiana 🌳🐊 my granny used to say “When the snake shed its skin, don’t argue with what slithered out.” 🐍😮‍💨 See,

10 likes

🪑✨ January 1st in Louisiana Conjure ✨🪑 In our house, the first person to cross the threshold matter. That’s why we let a man with money in his pockets be the first to walk through the door on January 1st. My momma said he bring: 💰 Luck and prosperity so money don’t dodge you all year 🧱 S

20 likes

🍳 Front Porch Wisdom: Folks be wonderin’ why they can’t catch no peace, why their life stay in a storm — but won’t stop to look in the mirror. 💭 Baby, you can’t be evil, messy, sneaky, fake, or lowdown and expect blessings to rain down. That kind of energy invites chaos right to your doorstep

82 likes

How to do a sweetening jar

Everyday Conjure. 💫This is a quick jar using what you have available. A sweetening jar is used to show favor. Keep it moving by shaking it with your intentions, this is something you can do when you need favor immediately. 1. Get an empty jar or bottle 2. Cleanse your jar with smoke or Florid

149 likes

You can conjure the life you deserve ∆

Some call it luck. Some call it timing. I call it your power, waiting to be claimed. The life you’ve been dreaming of isn’t random. It’s already seeded in spirit. What’s missing? The action. The alignment. The conjure that calls it forth. Hoodoo shows us: energy follows intention. Light y

437 likes

🌿 Folklore Friday – Louisiana Conjure Tales from the Porch 🌿 “The Woman Who Swept at Sunrise” Long time ago, down in the backwoods of St. Landry Parish, folks whispered ‘bout a conjure woman named Miss Della. Wore a yellow headwrap, always barefoot, and carried a broom made from cane straw and

80 likes

Good Friday down here don’t just pass by quiet… it sit heavy in the spirit. 🌿 See, in Louisiana conjure, we don’t separate the church from the root. We listen to both. And Good Friday? That’s a day where sacrifice, stillness, and spirit all meet at the same crossroads. Now let’s talk about th

19 likes

💛 Let me tell you somethin’, sugar— If you call yourself my friend, don’t you be out here runnin’ your mouth about my life to your friends, your kinfolk, or them folks sittin’ ‘round with nothin’ better to do. 👵🏽 Big Mama taught me: The quickest way to get your seat snatched off this porch is

38 likes

🌑🔥 April 17th New Moon in Aries Seven forces gathered… ☀️ Sun | 🌑 Moon | 🗣️ Mercury | ⚔️ Mars | ⏳ Saturn | 🌊 Neptune | 🩹 Chiron All in 🔥 fire. All about new beginnings. 🪑 Front Porch Wisdom ☀️ Sun – Your power, how you show up 🌑 Moon – Your feelings, your intuition 🗣️ Mercury – Your

7 likes

✨🪑 Wellness Wednesday Porch Question 🪑✨ If your younger self sat right here on this porch with you today… 👧🏾👦🏾✨ What’s one thing they’d be proud you survived? 💭 Think on it, sugar. Was it heartbreak? 💔 A hard season? 🌪️ Or maybe the way you found your strength again 💪🏾🌿. Drop it in the co

10 likes

🪑✨ FRONT PORCH LESSON PREVIEW Some of y’all ain’t hearing Spirit. You hearing fear, imagination, and your own worries wearing a spiritual hat. 👀 This week on Patreon we talking about something real important. 🌿 Listening Ain’t Hearing Because every feeling is not intuition. Every dr

19 likes

👵🏾✨ Message from the Elders ✨👴🏾 “Child, watch the company you keep and the words you speak. Not every spirit sittin’ at your table is meant to eat from your pot.” 🍲🕯️ The Elders remind us that protection don’t just come from roots, candles, and prayers it comes from discernment. 🌿 Sometimes

140 likes

A person with long braids stands in a vibrant kitchen with green and yellow cabinets, surrounded by plants and cooking utensils. They are preparing something on the counter, embodying the 'homegrown wisdom' and 'kitchen' setting mentioned in the article about Louisiana Conjure.

✨ Mojo Monday ✨ 🪑 Pull up a chair, kinfolk let’s chat a minute. So, what is Louisiana Conjure? Folks hear that word and think it’s all spooks and hocus pocus, but conjure is really about survival, prayer, and working with what you got. It’s the rootwork and remedies passed down from our grandma

312 likes

🪑✨ Porchie Question Answered: Foot Washing in Conjure ✨🪑 In Louisiana conjure, foot washing is more than just cleanin’ your feet it’s cleanin’ your spirit. 🌿 Folks would sit with a basin of water, herbs, or even Florida Water and gently wash the feet of a loved one, a guest, or even themselves.

15 likes

☕️ Thanks for stoppin’ by the porch this morning, puddin’. This week, I’m on a special quest divin’ deep into our kinfolk roots in New York City. Yup, the concrete jungle got conjure in it too. The spirits don’t stop at state lines they travel with our bloodline. ✨ Got a question about Louisi

8 likes

💛 Freedom & Faith Friday 💛 ✨ Did You Know? ✨ In old Louisiana conjure tradition, Friday was known as a day of grace a time to cleanse your spirit, pay your debts, and open the road for weekend blessings. 🌿 Folks would mop their floors with spiritual water, light a white candle for protecti

7 likes

🔥 Mystery & Manifest Monday 🔥 What Is A Soul Tie And Why Do Folks Make Them? A soul tie is a spiritual attachment formed through deep connection. It links energy, emotions, and sometimes destiny between two people. That tie can lift you higher or drag you down depending on who you tied your

34 likes

Everyday Conjure

One great thing about Hoodoo is how simple and powerful it truly is. Our ancestors didn’t need fancy tools ■ they worked with what was in their kitchens, gardens, and hearts. Everyday items carry deep spiritual energy when used with faith, focus, and intention. Here are common household items t

29 likes

A black D.U.M.E. candle in a glass jar, featuring a skull design and text that translates to 'Death Unto My Enemies,' positioned on a windowsill with sunlight filtering through.

A top-down view of a partially burned D.U.M.E. candle in a glass jar, showing melted wax mixed with various herbs and powders, sitting on a wooden surface by a window.

A white sealed pouch labeled 'HOT FOOT POWDER' with a decorative emblem, indicating a spiritual or conjure item.

💀Upon my Enemies (All you need to know)

I have been contemplating posting about this. Not because I want to gate-keep, but in the spiritual community this is what’s called Baneful Magick. A beginner SHOULD NOT start off with this type of magick. This is for someone who has many many many years as a practitioner. As the title entails, it

12 likes

A person with a red head covering and arm jewelry kneels, seemingly engaged in a ritual, surrounded by bottles, lit candles, and a small figure. The text "Signs Your Conjure Is Already Working Even if it doesn't feel like it" is overlaid on the image.

Signs Your Conjure Is Already Working

If things feel strange, slow, or slightly off… don’t panic. Something is shifting. Conjure doesn’t always arrive as a blessing first. Sometimes it shows up as movement ∆ disruption ∆ release ∆ Hoodoo teaches: before something comes in, something must move out. Here are signs your work is alre

79 likes

A woman in a green headwrap and skirt sits on a tree stump in a misty swamp, with a white owl perched on a branch above her. Cypress trees with Spanish moss are visible in the background, reflecting in the water.

📖✨ Tales & Folklore ✨📖 Tonight I’ma tell y’all about the Bayou Lantern Spirit some call it feu follet, some just say “that trickster light.” Back in the old days, folks in Louisiana swore if you was walkin’ through the swamp at night, you might see a little blue flame dancin’ just outta

13 likes

🪑🔥 FIRE FRIDAY Friday the 13th Ain’t the Devil’s Day Now pull up a chair for a minute, sugar… because folks been whispering about Friday the 13th like it’s some cursed day since before most of us were born. 👀 Down South where I come from, old rootworkers didn’t run from this day. They pai

21 likes

A smiling Black woman with curly hair holds a green purse and a lottery ticket. Overlay text reads "3- WAYS TO DRAW MONEY" and "HOME BUSINESS POCKETS..". The image illustrates methods for attracting money for home, business, and lottery winnings.

3- ways to draw money towards you -(Mojo Bags)

Ohhh baby, now you talkin’ my language! Let’s get into these mojo money bags powerful little bundles full of intention, spirit, and hustle✨. We talkin’ old school rootwork, straight from the heart of -Southern Black folk magic. Hoodoo,baby. Not to be confused with Voodoo, this is that.. Africa

56 likes

An older Black woman, possibly a root worker or Voodoo priestess, sits across a wooden table from a younger Black man. The table is laden with candles, dried herbs, roots, and jars, suggesting a spiritual or herbal practice. The scene depicts the passing down of ancestral wisdom related to root work and Voodoo.

History of voodoo priestess and root workers

The History of Root Workers & Voodoo Priests: A Story of Power, Spirit & Survival Let me take you on a journey, baby, back to a time when our people had to fight for every ounce of power they had. Before the world gave us churches on every corner and doctors with degrees, our ancestors t

127 likes

🌿✨ Gather ’Round the Conjure Pot ✨🌿 Today we talkin’ on: How to Know When a Root Is Workin’ (and When It Ain’t) Now listen here, sugar rootwork don’t always show up like fireworks 🎆. Sometimes it creeps in soft like the sound of a rocking chair at night. 💭 Signs it’s moving: 🌙 Spirit whis

19 likes

✨ Willpower Wednesday on the Porch ✨ 🌿 Today is about consistency, trusting the process, and finally putting you first. No more spilling your business to folks who ain’t rooting for you keep your vision sacred, sugar. 🪑💛 🔥 Spirit says: “Stay steady, stay strong, the seeds you’re planting now

9 likes

An elderly Black woman in a white headwrap and pink top sits contemplatively on a porch, while a joyful baby Black girl in a white dress plays with a bucket nearby. They are outside a rustic wooden cabin with purple flowers, evoking themes of generational wisdom and simple, soulful living.

🌿 Soulful Sunday Magic Tip For the Newbies: Start small, sugar. Magic ain’t always in the big showy spells folks brag about. Sometimes it’s in the daily quiet things—a glass of water for your ancestors, sweepin’ your porch to clear bad energy, or speakin’ kindness over your own life. ✨ Big Mam

103 likes

Pretty girls NEED Hobbies

Just so we are clear what kind of page this is 🤣💙💙💙💙 #instigator #hobby #hobbies #girlsjustwanttohavefun #strawhatwitches

5 likes

🪑 Ancestor’s Chair: Stories & Lessons from the Old Ways Theme: Domestic Violence & Louisiana Conjure 🌿 Pull up close, sugar. Let me tell you a story that ain’t just a tale it’s a truth wrapped in roots and whispered through generations… 🗣️ Big Mama’s Story: The Broom by the Door Bac

27 likes

✨ CHECK THEIR SPIRIT, NOT THEIR SHINE THURSDAY ✨ Baby, everything that glitters ain’t gold… and everybody smilin’ ain’t your kin. Pull up a chair, sugar… Today we talkin’ about discernment, spirit-sniffin’, and standin’ firm on your morals and principles even when folks show up lookin’ pol

7 likes

See more