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Sunday, January 13, 2013

Gypsy Pouches and Mojo Bags

Magickal pouches are found universally. Australian aboriginals, Amerindian shamans, Voodoo Bokos, African medicine men, European wisewomen - all employ pouches stuffed with various ingredients that they feel bring health, wealth, luck (good or bad), and/or protection. They may be called wanga, gris-gris, mojo bags, or whatever.

The Gypsies, too, make and carry such items. Depending on the purpose, so do the contents vary. The name for a Gypsy pouch is "putsi," the real meaning of which is "pocket." ...

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2 comments:

rowyntree said...

Thanks again for another great article!

Ted @ High John The Conqueror said...

Would you use High John the Conqueror root in a gris gris bag? Just starting to understand what it all does.

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