Deliverance! Hoodoo Spells of Uncrossing, Healing, and Protection by Khi Armand

Uncrossing, first and foremost. The book's core is the tradition's remedial work: lifting crossed conditions, clearing jinxes, and restoring a household's clean footing.

Compiled from within the tradition. Khi Armand and Catherine Yronwode, working practitioners and teachers of conjure, assembled the rites from the Missionary Independent Spiritual Church's catalog.

Step-by-step and practical. Each working explains its spiritual purpose and its method, written for everyday practice rather than the armchair.

• Format: paperback, 96 pages
• Published: 2015
• Compilers: Khi Armand and Catherine Yronwode
• ISBN: 9780996052320
• SKU: BDELHOO

Uncrossing is Hoodoo's remedial medicine: the body of work the tradition brings to bear when conditions have gone crossed, luck soured, sleep troubled, doors that used to open sticking shut. Southern Conjure treats such conditions as real, diagnosable, and above all fixable, with a pharmacy of baths, washes, candle work, and protective follow-through refined across generations of practice. This handbook sits squarely in that lineage, drawing on the catalog of a working spiritual church rather than a theorist's reconstruction.

The compilers' credentials matter here. Catherine Yronwode's documentation of conjure practice and Khi Armand's working ministry both come from inside the tradition, and the book reads accordingly: purposes explained, steps given plainly, and the protective work that should follow every cleansing included rather than assumed. For practitioners assembling a working shelf, it pairs naturally with the classic materials, uncrossing's whole logic being that the right rite with the right materials puts a household back on clean ground.

1. Read the framing material first; conjure's remedial work makes most sense with its logic understood.
2. Diagnose before working: the book's structure helps match the rite to the condition.
3. Gather the called-for materials and follow the steps as given; this tradition rewards fidelity to the recipe.
4. Finish cleansings with the protective work prescribed; uncrossing without re-shielding is half a job.
5. Keep it on the working shelf, not the display shelf; it is a manual and wants use.

Ninety-six pages, no wasted ones. The tradition writes like it works.

• Devil's Shoestring Whole, 2 oz: the protective root the book's workings reach for by name.
• Devil's Claw Root Cut, 2 oz: the boundary botanical for the protection half of the work.
• Dragon's Blood Sachet Powder by Oungan & Manbos, 0.5 oz: the strengthening powder for dressing the book's candle work.
• Black Salt, Fine: the boundary mineral half the recipes assume you have.
• Black Chime Candle Pack: uncrossing's classic candle, sized for nightly work.

What is uncrossing?

Hoodoo's remedial work: the lifting of crossed conditions, jinxes, and stuck bad luck through baths, washes, candle rites, and protective follow-through. It is the tradition's medicine cabinet, and this book is a working formulary of it.

Who compiled the book?

Khi Armand and Catherine Yronwode, both practitioners and teachers within the conjure tradition, drawing on the catalog of the Missionary Independent Spiritual Church. The lineage is genuine and stated.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes, provided the beginner intends to work: the rites are step-by-step and their purposes explained, though the book assumes willingness to gather materials and follow through.

Does it require special materials?

The workings call on conjure's standard pharmacy, candles, baths, roots, salts, and powders, most of it modest and all of it traditional. The recipes name what they need.

Is this about hexing people?

No; its business is the opposite: lifting crossed conditions, cleansing, and protection. The tradition keeps other books for other subjects.