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Have a light fixed, blessed, dressed, and set on my altar with your petition or prayer and worked in your name or the name of a loved one, in a community altar and prayer service beginning on June 29th, the feast day of St. Peter. St. Peter is an enormously popular saint who is called on for all kinds of things.He was appointed by Christ as the first pope of the church, and the keys signify his authority as its first prelate and the authority of the church to bind and loose — basically to open and close the gates of heaven. This is...

Along the same lines as “only break one law at a time,” here are some practical/mundane recommendations for when shit is hitting the fan, your government’s collapsing, and/or the rule of law is breaking down. Know your legal rights inside and out. Shore up vulnerabilities, e.g. outstanding warrants, busted tail lights, debts to the government/back taxes, suspended license, etc. Never break more than one law at a time (it bears repeating). For instance, if you’re smuggling moonshine, use your turn signal, come to a complete stop at all lights/signs, don’t blast your music, don’t drive dirtier than absolutely necessary, and...

https://bigluckyhoodoo.com/2025/02/14/proposing-a-new-folk-saint/ (Link to the full set of downloadable images) [The Troublin’ the Water series is dedicated to spiritual work in times of political turmoil and social upheaval] Update: I’ve made the changes I wanted to make and reuploaded the image files for the card below. I’ve also uploaded PDF files, one for the front and one for the back, 10 images per page. I’m having internet problems, so i’ve been limited in my ability to edit and export to different file formats. So consider this a working draft. It’s designed to be business card size. It’s free to download and...

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Nettle is a wonderful herb to break up any spiritual malice aimed your way – break jinxes, stop curses, and reverse evil. For certain types of work, it used to be common to take an “inside and outside” approach, where you would apply something externally (perhaps in the form of anointing oils or spiritual baths or incense smoke) and also internally, via ingestion. Cup-of-tea-and-a-hot-bath is an excellent and logical way to do this, assuming the herbs you’re using can be safely ingested, and even though this approach has kind of fallen out of style, I highly recommend it for jinx-breaking...