In this episode, we explore the sacred practice of ancestor veneration in Hoodoo: why it’s considered the foundation of conjure, how it came into Hoodoo through African traditions, and the powerful benefits it brings to your spiritual path.

You’ll learn:
✨ What ancestor veneration means in Hoodoo and why it’s central to rootwork
✨ How enslaved Africans carried ancestral practices into Hoodoo through memory, prayer, and resilience
✨ The blessings of ancestor work: protection, healing generational trauma, stronger intuition, and open roads
✨ Practical ways to honor your ancestors through altars, offerings, graveyard work, and prayer
✨ Examples of ancestor veneration across the world—from Yoruba Egungun rites to Mexico’s Día de los Muertos, China’s Qingming Festival, and even Ancient Rome’s Parentalia

Ancestor veneration is more than ritual. It’s relationship. Whether you’re just starting or deepening your practice, this episode will guide you back to the roots of Hoodoo: walking with the strength of those who came before you.

🎧 Tune in and discover why every conjure worker says: Begin with the ancestors.