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A great reference to go back to over and over again for the novice, seasoned, indigenous religion buff, or the just plain curious.

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Very interesting book, sheds light on some of the origins of voodoo and dispels common misconceptions

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Voodoo recipe books are never entirely what you want them to be.

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It is now on my first source bookshelf, along with such classics as sallie ann glassman's vodou visions: an encounter with divine mystery and maya deren'sdivine horsemen: the living gods of haiti.

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Firstly, the practices in this book, whether they go by new orleans voodoo or southern hoodoo or whatever else anyone calls them (including the author) are decidedly eclectic.

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They are effectively treated as the same thing in this text.

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Many other, similar liberties are taken, and not all of them are what one would call sensitive to oathbound african diasporic traditions.

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If you're gonna have a freakout about cultural appropriation, don't read this.