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Deep cold winter is already upon us in many areas of the U.S. Bundle up and remember those in need -- or in fear -- this holiday season.
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In this issue, we've got news, thoughts, magic, and holiday greetings:
• Free Solstice Readings on Lucky Mojo YouTube
• Mama E.'s Magical Tips with Winter Flora
• Miss Bri Contemplates The Longest Night
• A Holiday Greeting Card from Shelby O'Connelly
 Stay safe. Stay warm. We're here when you need us...
Many blessings,
Deacon Millett
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Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour
Catherine Yronwode, Papa Newt, JayDee, Deacon Millett and surprise special guests from AIRR and Hoodoo Psychics will provide free, rapid-fire psychic readings, hoodoo spells, and conjure consultations using cartomancy, pendulums, and other methods of fortune telling. Sign up at the Lucky Mojo Forum so we can schedule you, then join the live stream and get your fortune told on the air. This 90-minute show begins at 3pm PT, 6pm ET on Sunday, December 21, 2025. Join the chat at the Livestream while the show is recording or listen later at the Channel Playlist or our podcast archive.
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Plus Holiday Podcasts On YouTube
The Magic of Winter Flora
Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour 12/7/25
(Miss Cat, ConjureMan, Mama E.)
How to Cast Holiday Herb Spells
Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour 11/29/15
(Miss Cat, ConjureMan, Aura Laforest)
Christmas Tree Magic
Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour 12/17/17
(Miss Cat, ConjureMan, Chas Bogan)
Wheel of the Year: Winter Solstice
The Witch, The Priestess, and The Cauldron #045
(Miss Phoenix, Miss Elvyra)
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Mama E. Shares Magical Tips For The Holidays
Mixing various plants and flowers for specific purposes is a time-honored tradition in conjure, practiced in every season.
Consider what you need, or desire during the holiday season and the new year. If you are planning to entertain family and friends, you want to have a peaceful environment for everyone to enjoy. Make a centerpiece with Poinsettias, surrounded by a Holly wreath. Wreaths are symbols of protection, as well as the Holly. Also add several pinecones to ward off evil.
You can also make a front door decoration with branches of pine trees. These can be obtained at Christmas tree lots. Decorate with a large red bow to signify unity, love, and protection. Add pinecones, and a bundle of three cinnamon sticks (for protection) tied with a thin red and green ribbon. Use some dehydrated orange slices for prosperity. These can be made by slicing an  orange and placing them on an oven sheet at 200 degrees for 3 to 4 hrs. Flip them halfway through, and they will be ready to hang. This will bring protection and prosperity to your home.
Finally, fill a crystal bowl of oranges and lemons, sticking cloves in them. Oranges are for prosperity, lemons for protection, and cloves for good luck and positive energy. This can be your table centerpiece or set somewhere in the main living space.
Hoodoo Psychic Mama E. is a sought-after reader, rootworker, and adviser. |
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In The Holiday Spirit With Miss Bri
Many of us are taught that Winter Solstice celebrates the return of the light and yes, this is true. But/and Winter Solstice is also the longest night of the year in many places, the night of deepest and most complete darkness.
In cold countries where at this time of the year sunlight is already at a much cherished premium, think about and feel into what this period of longest night is like.
Longest night to feast, to make love, to look at stars and moon, to sleep and dream deeply. Longest night of liminal space and liminal time. And then the rising of the sun, returning of the light and how good and glorious those warming rays feel against face, shoulder, and skin.
But of course the sun does not return in full force on Winter Solstice or the days following. The ground in many places is still frozen hard and solid and will not begin to thaw for many months yet. Snow still lies in thick icing blankets on the ground and tree branches and roof tops, or here, where I live and it is not so very cold, the skies continue on in their leaden gray state and the buds and blossoms for the most part stay hidden and curled up tight while the deer roam about nosing in the dirt for still-tender-from-autumn-acorns.
All of this is to say that we celebrate not so much or not simply a return on Winter Solstice but rather a nascent re-emergence paired with great endurance – for the sun teaches us endurance as it grows and waxes and strengthens throughout these bitter months and into its springtime adolescence and its summer time maturity.
That endurance: new beginning followed by long periods of growth and strengthening is really what arcs across and through the land – a reminder, a returning if you will, we see painted in solar shine across the sky.
Winter Solstice is a time of honoring, remembering, and acknowledging what you have endured throughout the year, what nights you have stood vigil within, and what lights illuminated your path. Take the time to celebrate – and to say thank you.
Hoodoo Psychic Miss Bri teaches the spiritual arts and is a popular author. Her latest is Making Tarot Magic.
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