James Duvalier

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Money Drawing Water

The making of potions and magical waters is common in many magical traditions, especially those of European origin.  I remember visiting a witch shop in Salem, Massachusetts years ago with my grandparents and seeing shelves full of “magical waters” which were herbal concoctions meant to be sprinkled around one’s general environment for a variety of purposes.  The following is a magical water that I developed to bring wealth and prosperity to a home or business.   You…
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Maneki Neko Money Magic

Maneki Neko Money Magic - James Duvalier

Maneki Neko, revered throughout the ages, is a magic money drawing cat from Japanese folklore. I am happy to have Maneki Neko working along side my spirits and saints. The service invokes her help in financial matters through offerings of milk, cat nip and cat toys. I have had nothing but success! Order this service and let this little kitty bring wealth into your life!


Lucky Bath Recipe

Lucky Bath Recipe Ingredients

Today, I wanted to share with you a spiritual bath I made recently with a friend of mine for an acquaintance of ours who is having financial difficulty. It is the lucky bath recipe.  The bath is a combination of five powerful money drawing herbs.  Below is the recipe for this bath.  If you decide to give it a try, please share your experience with me! Alex’s Money Bath Orange Peels-In China, the orange is seen as…
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Saint Anthony!

Saint Anthony

Origins: Originally from Portugal.  Anthony lived during the 11th century and travelled throughout Europe preaching as a Franciscan Friar.  He died in Padua, Italy and is therefore known as St. Anthony of Padua.  Devotion of him exists throughout the world and he is seen by his devotees as an all-purpose miracle worker. Places of Veneration: Worldwide.  Very popular in Portugal, Brazil, Hungary, Italy, Latin America, the Philippines and in Italian-American communities. Offerings: Candles and bread and cakes…
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Spiritual Oil Lamp

Spiritual Oil Lamp

Traditionally, practitioners of Voodoo and Santeria would make oil lamps from wicks suspended in oil held inside small ceramic basins, metal cauldrons, hollowed out coconuts and pumpkins.  Different herbs and other ingredients were also added depending of which saint of spirit was being invoked and the purpose of the oil lamp. This particular spiritual oil lamp was made to invoke the help of Ochun, Our Lady of Charity, to bring luck and financial blessings.  We also made…
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