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mojo hands

To: alt.lucky.w,alt.paranormal.spells.hexes.magic
From: catherine yronwode 
Subject: Re:  mojo hands
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1998 16:16:16 -0800

SHFSEAN1@aol.com wrote:
> 
> I read in one of your articles that the mojo hands worked only for 
> women.  Is this true?  

Hello,

NO! You have misread what i wrote. A mojo bag can be made for any one of
a number of purposes (good luck in gambling, love, court cases,
business, and so forth) and it can be either by men or women. However,
there is ONE type *only* used by women, called a Nation Sack. I believe
it is very clear on the page on Nation Sacks that these are the ONLY
"women-only" types of mojos -- and in fact, to set them apart, they are
not even called "mojo hands," but rather Nation Sacks. 

Many types of mojos for men and women are described at
     http://www.luckymojo.com/mojo.html

Nation Sacks for women are described at
     http://www.luckymojo.com/nationsack.html

> Will the different herbs and incenses work for men ??  

Yes, 99% of all herbs, roots, and biological lucky curios work equally
well for both men and women. They are not gender-specific. A few roots
are stronger for men -- John the Conqueror Root, for instance -- and a
few are stronger for women -- Angelica Root, for instance -- and one
root is said to work for women and gay men -- Queen Elizabeth Root. But
most of these things work for men and women, straight and gay, just the
same. 

> Need help with love, lust, business, and luck, (I sound like a wreck) 
> any advice ??-- 

An all-purpose mojo hand with John the Conqueror for your male nature
and other herbs for luck in business would fix you up. My most popular
type is called "The Blues Boy Special" because it will end the blues and
because it contains many ingredients mentioned in blues songs. Another
good one is "Lucky Clover" which has ingredients for love, luck, health,
and wealth. Folks who want a "vegetarian" root bag with no animal parts
in it at all usually order the "Southern Style Herb Bag." 

For details on all of these mojo bags, prices, and how to order, go to
http://www.luckymojo.com/mojocatMOJO.html

Cordially, 

catherine yronwode

Lucky Mojo Curio Co: http://www.luckymojo.com/luckymojocatalogue.html
The Lucky W Amulet Archive: http://www.luckymojo.com/luckyw.html  

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