Divination Methods Used in African American Hoodoo

[catherineyronwode]

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[Roshaan]

This is such a rich topic—Hoodoo has deep roots in African American history, and the divination methods used reflect that powerful lineage. From what I’ve read and seen, people often use playing cards, bones, pendulums, and scrying methods, sometimes in very personalized ways passed down through generations.

While I’m not a practitioner of Hoodoo myself, I do explore different divination styles and modern tools. For quick intuitive answers, I sometimes turn to a digital yes or no reading tool— it helps when I need clarity fast without doing a full ritual or card spread. I’ve also been using a rolling dice divinationtool that’s more visual and randomized, which adds another layer of connection for me.

It’s amazing how diverse divination practices can be across cultures and traditions. I’d love to learn more about how others incorporate ancestral wisdom into their spiritual work.