How do you petition St. Francis? What role do the saints play in Hoodoo and Spiritualism? And what does it actually look like to build a relationship with a saint over time? In today's Wisdom Wednesday, I'm sharing my personal relationship with St. Francis of Assisi—one of the saints who has profoundly influenced my spiritual life.

Most people think of cotton as a crop. But for generations across the American South, cotton was surrounded by stories of spirits, omens, folk medicine, luck, love, and mysterious traditions that have largely been forgotten. In today's Magic Monday, we're exploring the fascinating world of Cotton Magic—a collection of historical folk beliefs, superstitions, and traditions recorded in early folklore collections, oral histories, and Southern culture. Together, we'll separate folklore from fact, examine the historical context behind these beliefs, and discuss what they reveal about the lives, spirituality, and resilience of Black Americans. Whether you're interested in Hoodoo, African American history, folklore, or the hidden stories of the American South, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

One of the biggest mistakes I see people make is believing they need to pray to every ancestor, every spirit, every deity, and every guide all at the same time. But real spiritual relationships don't work that way.In this video, I share one of the most important lessons my own spiritual journey has taught me: closeness comes through consistency, patience, and relationship—not quantity.We'll discuss: ✨ Why your spirits may seem distant ✨ The importance of building one relationship at a time ✨ How your ancestors often reveal themselves in different seasons of your life ✨ Why loyalty creates clearer spiritual communication ✨ How to stop overwhelming your spiritual practice and begin hearing more cle

Every tradition has its lessons—but not every lesson belongs on the internet. In this episode, Papa Seer shares honest reflections on Hoodoo, mentorship, spiritual responsibility, and what it truly means to walk this path with integrity. Whether you're new to Hoodoo or have been studying for years, this conversation is an invitation to think deeper before taking your next step.

What happens when you're angry with God? Upset with your ancestors? Or simply don't feel as spiritually connected as you once did?In this Walk & Talk, I open up about my own moments of doubt, frustration, and disappointment with Spirit—and why I refuse to perform spiritual perfection.We are constantly told to stay aligned, balanced, grateful, and spiritually grounded. But we are still human beings having a human experience alongside a spiritual one.Let's talk about ancestral bribery, unrealistic expectations of Spirit, opportunistic spiritual relationships, and why honest communication with God and your spirits may be more sacred than pretending everything is okay.You are allowed to ask questions. You are allowed to need clarity. You are allowed to feel.

People often ask me what my daily Hoodoo practice looks like. While every practitioner develops their own routine, there are a few spiritual habits that have become an important part of my life over the years. In this video, I'm sharing some of the daily practices that help me cultivate protection, peace, and abundance in my home. We'll discuss why consistency matters, the intentional use of incense, the importance of timing, and the simple habits that help create a spiritually healthy environment. This isn't about copying someone else's routine or suggesting there's only one "right" way to practice Hoodoo. Instead, I hope this conversation encourages you to think more intentionally about the daily disciplines that strengthen your own spiritual life.

Many practitioners don’t realize that their business habits are just as important as their spiritual ones. In this episode, Papa Seer breaks down the 10 most common mistakes spiritual workers make with clients—from boundary issues to ethical lapses—and why avoiding these pitfalls is the only way to protect your practice and your reputation.Whether you are a seasoned reader or just starting your journey, these are the non-negotiables of the craft. Join the conversation and share your perspective in the comments.

VOODOO QUEEN ON WELFARE? | The Voodoo Queen Who Couldn't Fix Her Own LifeMost people imagine powerful spiritual practitioners as wealthy, successful, and spiritually flawless.Voodoo Queen Lala was none of those things.In this live discussion, we'll revisit the life of one of New Orleans' most fascinating Voodoo practitioners using rare historical photographs and documented accounts of her life.We'll explore:• Her devotion to Marie Laveau• Her struggles with poverty and government assistance• Her dependence on her husband, Louie• Her admissions of wrongdoing and spiritual mistakes• Why her life challenges modern ideas about spiritual power and success• What today's practitioners can learn from her storyLala was imperfect, complicated, and deeply human—and that may be exactly why her story still matters.Watch The Short Doc

What’s the difference between Hoodoo and Spiritualism?Many people use these terms interchangeably, but they are not the same. In this Wisdom Wednesday live, Papa Seer explores the origins, practices, and philosophies of Hoodoo and Spiritualism, where they overlap, and why understanding the distinction matters.Join the conversation and share your perspective in the live chat.

A young enslaved woman named Mary became mysteriously ill on South Carolina's Cherry Vale Plantation. As her condition worsened, rumors spread from plantation to plantation that she had been "conjured."Some believed she had been poisoned by a romantic rival. Others claimed a Hoodoo doctor had been called to save her. A Philadelphia-trained physician was brought in as well. Neither could prevent what happened next.In this documentary, we travel back to Sumter County, South Carolina to investigate one of the most fascinating Hoodoo mysteries I have ever encountered. Through historical records, plantation history, African American funeral customs, Hoodoo beliefs, and the memoirs of Reverend Irving E. Lowery, we explore the life, death, and legacy of a woman whose story has survived for more than a century and a half.But this is more than a story about death.It is a story about community, memory, African spiritual traditions, and the beliefs that endured through slavery and beyond.🎙️ Topics Covered:• Hoodoo & Conjure in South Carolina• Cherry Vale Plantation & the Frierson Family• African American Funeral Traditions• The Mystery of Mary & Epsey• Root Doctors & Folk Healing• Sumter County History• African Spiritual Retentions During Slavery#Hoodoo #Rootwork #Conjure #AfricanAmericanHistory #BlackHistory #SouthCarolina #HoodooAndChill #PlantationHistory #Folklore #SpiritualHistory