No scrub black magic refers to the practice of performing black magic spells and rituals without any physical ingredients or items. Unlike traditional black magic, which often involves the use of herbs, candles, and other materials, no scrub black magic relies solely on the power of the mind and intention. This form of black magic is said to be more accessible and easier to perform, as it does not require any special items or tools. Instead, practitioners harness their own psychic abilities and mental powers to manifest their desires and manipulate reality. No scrub black magic can be practiced by anyone, regardless of their background or experience with magic. It is often seen as a form of low magic, which focuses on practical outcomes and immediate results.
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Dover Publications has long had a reputation for publishing beautiful, eco-friendly books, many of them pictorial archives of rare graphic art and literature at thrift store prices. VOODOO HAS BEEN UNFAIRLY MALIGNED BY THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY, WHICH HAS DISTORTED AND SENSATIONALIZED SOME OF ITS PRACTICES LIKE SPIRIT POSSESSION AND SACRIFICE.
It is often seen as a form of low magic, which focuses on practical outcomes and immediate results. This makes it especially appealing to those who are seeking quick solutions or instant gratification. However, it is important to note that no scrub black magic, like any form of magic, should be approached with caution and responsibility.
VOODOO
VOODOO IS AN ANCIENT RELIGION THAT WAS BROUGHT TO THE NEW WORLD FROM TROPICAL WEST AFRICA IN THE SLAVE TRADE. IN THE NEW WORLD, IT WAS RE-FORMED FROM MANY DIFFERENT AFRICAN RELIGIONS WHICH WERE ALTERED AND MELDED TOGETHER BY SLAVES CUT OFF FROM THE ORAL TRADITIONS OF THEIR HOMELANDS.
VOODOO IS OFTEN PRACTICED BY MAKING MAGIC AND CASTING SPELLS. MOST MAGIC HAS POSITIVE INTENTIONS, BUT SOMETIMES SPELLS ARE CAST FOR HARM. VOODOOISTS CONNECT WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF SPIRITS, KNOWN AS LOA, WHO HAVE DISTINCT PERSONALITIES.
VOODOO EASILY INCORPORATES OTHER IDEAS, PRIMARILY CATHOLICISM, WHERE SAINTS ARE IDENTIFIED WITH THE LOA. INDIAN AND EUROPEAN TRADITIONS HAVE ALSO BEEN MIXED IN. IT IS NEVER PRACTICED THE SAME WAY IN DIFFERENT LOCATIONS. IT IS CHANGEABLE AND HAS NO WRITTEN TEXTS. MAJOR CENTERS TODAY ARE THE AFRICAN COUNTRY OF BENIN, HAITI, NEW ORLEANS, AND BROOKLYN.
VOODOO HAS BEEN UNFAIRLY MALIGNED BY THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY, WHICH HAS DISTORTED AND SENSATIONALIZED SOME OF ITS PRACTICES LIKE SPIRIT POSSESSION AND SACRIFICE. ZOMBIES ARE REAL BUT RARE AND A HOAX. IT IS BELIEVED THAT KNOWN ZOMBIES WERE FIELD HANDS WHO WERE BROUGHT OUT OF A FAKED DEATH, A TEMPORARY COMA-LIKE DRUGGED STATE. THEN, WHEN "RESURRECTED" THEY WERE KEPT SUBSERVIENT BY THE USE OF MORE DRUGS.
THE BOOK "VOODOO PAPER DOLLS" WAS PUBLISHED BY DOVER IN JANUARY 2011. IT IS SET IN THE COASTAL AMERICAN SOUTH. THE SET WAS CONJURED FROM MANY SOURCES OF RESEARCH. BECAUSE THE RELIGION HAS LONG BEEN SOMEWHAT UNDERGROUND IN THE UNITED STATES, THERE ARE FEW VISUAL REFERENCES.
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IN THE MIDDLE, DOCTOR JOE AND PRINCESS DELPHINE PREPARE FOR MAGIC AND SPELLS.
THEY ARE A HOUNGAN (PRIEST) AND MAMBO (PRIESTESS).
ON THE RIGHT, GRAN IBO, AN ANCIENT AND WISE SWAMP SPIRIT, HOLDS A CANARY.
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THE TREES ARE DECORATED WITH VEVE MOTIFS, SYMBOLS OF THE SPIRITS.
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FLAMBOYANT DRESS TO IMPRESS--DANCING WITH SNAKE (VOODOO SNAKES ARE NOT EVIL)
HAITIAN MAMBO WITH SEQUINED FLAG OF THE SPIRIT ERZULIE DANTOR--HAITIAN HOUNGAN WITH DRUMS--
BARON SAMEDI, HEAD OF THE GRAVEYARD--BARON SAMEDI'S LADY FRIEND
Warning--Do not work bad magic with the voodoo paper dolls. Malevolence will come back to you!
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KWEI-LIN LUM 2010,2011
I give bonus points for Mambo Blu’s Boutique Voodoo, a cut-out “tourist shop” that has the only paper-doll-voodoo-dolls I have ever come across. Kudos to artist Kwei-Lin Lum for representing Voodoo in the comics and giving us art that we can learn from and play with.
The consequences of manipulating energy and reality can be unpredictable and potentially dangerous. It is always recommended to seek guidance from experienced practitioners and take proper precautions when practicing dark magic. Despite its controversial nature, no scrub black magic has gained popularity in recent years due to its simplicity and accessibility. Its proponents argue that it allows individuals to tap into their innate power and create their own reality, free from the constraints of traditional magic practices. In conclusion, no scrub black magic offers an alternative approach to traditional black magic, relying solely on the power of the mind and intention. While it may provide quick results and be accessible to beginners, it is important to approach it with caution and responsibility. Like any form of magic, it should be practiced with respect for the energy and forces being manipulated..
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