Hoodoo and Chill

Join Papa Seer—master cartomancer, author of The Intimacy of Cartomancy, and creator of the Soothsayer Divination Deck—for a 30-minute, unscripted teaching session that brings cartomancy to life.In this natural, commentary-style lesson you’ll discover:How to read with confidence using only the four suits and the red/black colors.Real-life reading flow with spontaneous insights and storytelling.How to combine everything from Lessons 1 and 2 into a single, smooth practice.This is the perfect follow-up to the three-part Reading the Cards, Reading Your Life series—ideal for students who want to feel the rhythm of a real reading and sharpen their intuition.📚 Continue your journey:Get The Intimacy of Cartomancy and the Soothsayer Divination Deck on Amazon or HCRGold.com.Register anytime for upcoming Cartomancy Academy master courses at HCRGold.com.Whether you’re brand-new or deep in the practice, this unscripted lesson shows how to move from theory to living readings—with all the energy, personality, and spirit that make cartomancy come alive.

Step into the shadowy swamps of early 20th-century Louisiana and uncover the chilling story of Clementine Barnabet, accused of a string of brutal axe murders. Was she truly a calculating killer, guided by dark Hoodoo rituals, or a pawn of hysteria, fear, and racial prejudice?In this episode, Papa Seer dives deep into the historical records, eyewitness accounts, and the murky cultural landscape that shaped Clementine’s story. Explore the intersection of true crime, Hoodoo, and the supernatural, and hear the tale as it was never told before.Prepare for a narrative that will haunt your thoughts, challenge your assumptions, and leave you questioning: Who really held the axe that night?

Most people have never heard this true story…In 1845 a slave named Pauline and her lover Peter Rabbeneck turned an ordinary Bayou Road home into a secret prison.For six terrifying weeks, Pauline held her mistress and three children hostage, beating and starving them in the dark.When the nightmare was exposed, it led to one of the most shocking executions in New Orleans history.But that’s not all.Whispers say she sought help from Voodoo John, the city’s most feared conjurer, to bind love and bend fate.Fact and folklore meet on the same crooked street.

Step into the shadows of New Orleans history with Voodoo Queen Lala, one of the most mysterious and misunderstood figures of Louisiana’s spiritual world.In this documentary, we uncover the untold story of Lala — a conjure woman both feared and sought after, a healer and a mystic whose name was whispered through the streets of New Orleans. From veves and ritual magic to the secrets of the bayou, we separate fact from myth and bring her hidden legacy to light.✨ What you’ll discover in this video:Who was Voodoo Queen Lala, and why did her name inspire both fear and reverence?The historical roots of Hoodoo and Voodoo in Louisiana.How Lala’s legacy fits alongside names like Marie Laveau.Rare insights into the practices, rituals, and community stories tied to her life.🔔 Subscribe to Papa Seer for more deep dives into Hoodoo history, folklore, and the lives of conjure doctors and rootworkers.👁‍🗨 Watch next:Dr. Buzzard: The Original Hoodoo DoctorAunt Caroline Dye: America’s Most Famous Seer📌 Stay connected:Community: Join the Community Discord

Ida Carter — the woman remembered as “Seven Sisters” and immortalized as the High Priestess in the Hoodoo Tarot. But who was she really?In this documentary, we uncover the untold story of Ida Carter, a powerful conjure woman whose reputation stretched across the Black Belt of Alabama and Georgia. Folklorist Carl Carmer dedicated an entire chapter of Stars Fell on Alabama to her, describing her honeysuckle porch, seven white posts, and her claim to light seven candles for seven nights for seven years.Folklorist Carl Carmer dedicated an entire chapter of Stars Fell on Alabama to Ida, describing her honeysuckle-shaded porch, her seven white posts, and her authority that stretched across Alabama and Georgia. Today, most people know her as the High Priestess of the Hoodoo Tarot, but her legacy is far richer — and more complicated — than a single card can show.📌 In this video you’ll learn:The history of Ida Carter and her connection to the Seven Sisters legend.The role of conjure women in the Black Belt of Alabama and Georgia.How Hoodoo served as survival, justice, and healing in the South.Why Ida Carter may have been both an authentic practitioner and a master of self-promotion.

Step 1 : Join The Discord 🔥 Our 2025 Initiation took place at Fort Monroe, the same soil where the first Africans were brought to Virginia. This is our 4th Initiation, continuing the legacy every two years.🌿 Classes for the Hoodoo Conjure Rootwork Academy begin January 2026. The first step is simple: join the Discord. Only then will you gain access to register and enter the family.🕯️ If the ancestors are calling you—answer.

You didn’t choose this path—Spirit chose you.In this quiet, cinematic message from Papa Seer, you’ll hear 10 signs that you are a born spiritual worker. This isn’t just a list—it’s a mirror, a memory, and a confirmation.If you’ve ever felt called… but couldn’t explain why—this is for you.

In this powerful first episode of the Black Witch Files, we uncover the true stories of Paula de Eguiluz and Teodora de Salcedo — two Afro-Caribbean women accused of witchcraft during the height of the Spanish Inquisition in the Americas.✨ Paula, a dark-skinned healer who survived three witch trials, manipulation, and 200 lashes — only to rise again as a spiritual force.🕯 Teodora, a free Black woman who owned property, lost everything, and was erased from history — but not from memory.From failed healing rituals to confessions under torture, this episode dives deep into the intersection of:Colonial fear of African healing traditionsThe weaponization of religionBlack female survival and resistanceThese are not legends. These are true stories they tried to silence.

Step into the shadowy swamps of early 20th-century Louisiana and uncover the chilling story of Clementine Barnabet, accused of a string of brutal axe murders. Was she truly a calculating killer, guided by dark Hoodoo rituals, or a pawn of hysteria, fear, and racial prejudice?In this episode, Papa Seer dives deep into the historical records, eyewitness accounts, and the murky cultural landscape that shaped Clementine’s story. Explore the intersection of true crime, Hoodoo, and the supernatural, and hear the tale as it was never told before.Prepare for a narrative that will haunt your thoughts, challenge your assumptions, and leave you questioning: Who really held the axe that night?

Download Classes A clean home is more than just a reflection of discipline — it is a sacred act of alignment. In today’s episode of Hoodoo & Chill, Papa Seer explores the deep spiritual connection between cleanliness and godliness within Hoodoo, African American folk spirituality, and ancestral practice.Learn how physical tidiness can become a form of spiritual upkeep, protection, and reverence. From sweeping with intention to removing spiritual residue through natural ingredients, this episode is a reminder that your home is your altar — and every corner holds divine potential.This conversation also includes a special message about Class 1 of the Journey Into Hoodoo series — a foundational step for those who are serious about walking the path with power and purpose.🕯️ If Spirit led you here, maybe it’s time to deepen the work.

In today’s episode, we’re pulling back the veil on a troubling trend quietly rising in Black spiritual spaces: the emergence of so-called healers who are more performance than power. These are individuals—often adorned in the right aesthetics, using the right lingo, and cloaked in ancestral cosplay—who present themselves as spiritual guides, but lack the skill, grounding, and moral compass required to truly serve.We're diving into the spaces where Black women dominate spiritually—and where, unfortunately, some are mimicking what it means to be a "Black woman healer" without honoring the sacred responsibility it carries. This isn’t just about gatekeeping—it’s about accountability, harm prevention, and preserving the soul of our traditions.If you've ever been manipulated under the guise of a reading, drained by someone who claimed to be a vessel, or witnessed the sacred turned into spectacle... this conversation is for you.Because not every woman in white is a healer.And not every message comes from spirit.

New Clients Sometimes, stepping back isn’t a choice — it’s a calling.In this episode, Papa Seer returns to the mic with a word on spiritual breaks — the ones we choose, and the ones Spirit forces us to take. From moments of isolation to seasons of silence, this is a conversation about realignment, rest, and the power of letting Spirit move when ego wants to push forward.Whether you’ve drifted from your altar or been pulled away by life itself, this message is for you. Because the break isn’t a failure — it’s often where the deepest work begins.

Watch Full Video On YoutubeBlack Witch Survives 3 Witch Trials | The True Story of Paula de Eguiluz8:54 ( I meant to say mid 1630's honest mistake) She was enslaved.She was beautiful.And she was dangerous — because she knew too much.In this powerful episode, we uncover the true story of Paula de Eguiluz, a dark-skinned Afro-Caribbean healer who survived three brutal witch trials under the Spanish Inquisition in Cartagena.Was she a witch? A victim? A conjurer? Or a strategist who outsmarted one of the most feared institutions in history?🔮 From healing with herbs and love spells to being accused of killing a child through a failed ritual — this story is layered with truth, mystery, and the painful history of Black women who held spiritual power in a world that feared them.This is not just a tale of persecution — it’s a story of survival.🕯️ Produced by Papa Seer | Hoodoo & Chill Podcast🎧 Subscribe + Tap the Bell for More True Stories of the Diaspora👇 Drop your thoughts, reflections, and offerings in the comments.Support the show Submit Your Idea For A podcast Show Topic Follow @PapaSeer On IG Papa's Youtube Book A Reading With Papa Seer Join The Discord Server (Conjure Square Group Chat ) Classes Shop Follow Us On Clubhouse Donate To Our Podcast Show Credits Producer - @PapaSeer Writer - @PapaSeer Editor- @Papa Seer