The VOODOO SOCIETY™ is rich in history, tradition and legend. The last of the old-time mystic orders of the historic American Voodoo religion, it teaches the art and practice of Voodoo, hoodoo, traditional witchcraft, rootwork, conjure, pow-wow and Creole-style folk magic in the Old New Orleans Voodoo Tradition of Marie Laveau and Doctor John.
Voodoo is a practical religion that obtains for those who believe in it love, luck, money, success, health and protection.
Voodoo celebrates life and satisfies the needs of its followers in the here-and-now.
“Voodoo, in essence, accomplishes in fact, many seemingly miraculous things which other faiths can only promise.” – Robert W. Pelton
“Hoodoo, or Voodoo, is burning with a flame in America, with all the intensity of a suppressed religion. Voodoo has its thousands of secret adherents ... Voodoo is the old, old mysticism of the world ... Voodoo is a religion of creation and life.” – Zora Neale Hurston
American, Louisiana or New Orleans Voodoo is a melting pot of the world's spiritual wisdom that is exciting, colorful and fun to practice. Voodoo is famous for obtaining incredible experiences and dramatic results.
The Voodoo Society™ can teach you all you need to know to possess power beyond imagination.
We invite you to join the Voodoo Society™ to learn more.
Born in the tropical Islands of the West Indies, American Voodoo developed its particular flavoring in New Orleans as a distinctive blending of African religion, Southern folk magic or hoodoo, European occultism, Catholic saint worship, Native American beliefs, Spiritualism and traditional witchcraft. Today Voodoo is practiced by people of all races and cultures, and has followers around the world.
Marie Laveau, the legendary Voodoo Queen of New Orleans. Although Voodoo was practiced in America long before her birth, she is considered by many as the founder of American Voodoo.
Triumphant in death as in life, her legend as Voodoo Queen and reputation continues to grow. Today Marie Laveau is honored as the spiritual patroness of American Voodoo and its folk magic cousin Hoodoo and called upon to aid Voodoo practitioners.
The Voodoo Society is the last of the old-time occult orders and teaches Voodoo, hoodoo, traditional witchcraft, rootwork, conjure, pow-wow, folk magic and sorcery in the Old New Orleans Tradition of Marie Laveau and Doctor John.
