Tie That Mojo Hand Right!

Learn to tie your mojo hand, or toby, or root bag, or whatever so your magnetic sand and powders and stuff don't all spill out. Keep that mojo in!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• hoodoo
• magic
• howto
• folklore
• southern
• dixie

[johnford17]

Nice video. Don't agree with everything you say, but is a very, very nice video :) I really like it

[mojomike]

@johnford17 thanks! there are regional and family differences of course, this is just one way I learned.

[thetoadsbool]

Traditionally, you would have no knots on the bag. That would, according to tradition, make the bag unable to function. You would wrap the strings and loop them, 3 times, for the Trinity, without ever tying the bag shut with a knot.

[mojomike]

@thetoadsbool there are more than one way to tie a mojo. This is one way I learned, for bags not intended to be opened again, and my friends in NC and NOLA approve, that is good enuf for me. Another way is a millers' knot, especially if the bag may be opened later.

[082208220]

can you use a mojo hand for increased libido, noisy neighbors and mosquito attraction towards one's foe?

[mojomike]

@082208220 sorry just saw this, not all one bag nope. I've heard of root bags for male nature as it were, for problem people a Commanding bag works, for sending bad stuff to someone's house though something more along the lines of sprinkling a crossing powder would be more likely, but only if it is justified, blessed are the peacemakers. Check out the forums at Lucky Mojo

[johnford17]

@mojomike

Completely agreed. I can't judge or say anything, from Canada where I was taught hoodoo differently from many of the traditional values because it needed to meet the needs of the People. :)

[3Dnightshade]

@mojomike

I wouldn''t use crossing powder my selft, but rather Hot Foot Powder and Black salt in thier foot tracks. ;) but thats just me, XD

[3Dnightshade]

@thetoadsbool

are you sure thats Mojo and not Gris-Gris???

[BeKind83]

That answered one of my BIGGEST questions. I read (somewhere) that you were never to tie a mojo bag, but then I've heard of many people doing just that and I was confused....very confused. Thankyou.