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HOODOO ALMANAC 2025
Banned in Prisons. Challenged by Libraries. Built to Endure.
This is your grandmother’s almanac—just not the kind she left out on the kitchen table. It’s the one she kept tucked behind the good book, filled with signs, secrets, and spiritual strategies passed down through whispers and lived wisdom.
The Hoodoo Almanac 2025 is a spiritual guide to surviving and thriving in a world that’s constantly shifting. Rooted in Black, Indigenous, and southern folk knowledge systems, and laced with folklore, ritual, astrology, and lunar timing, it delivers more than information—it delivers power.
Inside, you'll find:
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“The Horn of Plenty is Full of What?” — decoding abundance beyond dollar signs
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The fearless strength of High John the Conqueror and the mysteries of the Black Man at the Crossroads
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Moon Magick, Wishing Moons, and the Moon Phases & Correspondences that mark real spiritual timing
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“Moon Swings” by Carolina Dean—because the Moon has moods, and they affect you
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“Delay, Deny, Depose: The Making of a Folk Saint" by Denise Alvarado— an unflinching look at how resistance, remembrance, and rebellion shape the birth of a folk saint, and why the powers that be always try to bury what they can’t control.
It doesn’t stop there. The 2025 edition includes:
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A Hoodoo Calendar of observances rooted in tradition
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Voudou Calendars spanning New Orleans to Haiti
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A Spiritualist Calendar, a Marian Calendar, and a full list of Feast Days of the Catholic Saints—because spiritual systems overlap and inform one another
- Monthly profiles of Hoodoo resistance fighters, conjure doctors, abolitionists, and freedom fighters
This is a living document. A ritual tool. A cultural artifact. A field guide to a sacred year.
Whether you’re casting, praying, planting, or planning—Hoodoo Almanac 2025 gives you the timing, the knowledge, and the ancestral fire to do it right.
We honor the Dead. We live by the signs. We do not comply.
Read on for the full story of our revolution.
Humble Beginnings
In 2012, we introduced the first almanac for the use of rootworkers, hoodoos, voodoos, and all conjurers in the world of Visibles and Invisibles. Containing information such as moon phases, best days for doing specific works, working in the graveyard, Tarot-scopes, working with the saints, kitchen Hoodoo, and weather lore, the Hoodoo Almanac consists of all sorts of information that is useful and entertaining.
Instant Success
To our great joy, the first edition of the Hoodoo Almanac was welcomed with such great enthusiasm by all manner of readers—active practitioners in the magical arts, herbalists and homeopaths, historians and folklorists, fans of the supernatural and occult, and armchair travelers from every walk of life. To paraphrase a famous American actress upon receipt of an unexpected award, “You like us! You really like us!”
Shut the Front Door!
We did it again, y’all. For the third year in a row, we bring to you the hidden cultures of the southern swampers, urban hoodoos and hill folk conjure in our highly successful annual publication. A veritable treasure trove of facts and information for conjurers and the curious alike.
Hoodoo Almanac 2025
Coming January 2025! The original Hoodoo Almanac! Started twelve years ago with our premiere issue, the Hoodoo Almanac contains information for the everyday rootworker such as moon phases, best days for doing specific works, working in the graveyard, Tarot-scopes, working with the saints, kitchen Hoodoo, weather lore, plant lore, animal lore, folktales, hoodoo tips and tricks, Voudou lore, and all sorts of information that is useful and entertaining.
Author Denise Alvarado
Born and raised in New Orleans, the Hoodoo capitol of the world, Denise Alvarado's ritual art has graced television screens in shows like National Geographic's Taboo, the Originals, and Blue Bloods. Her work, whether in art or writing, echoes her roles as a rootworker, tradition-keeper, spiritual artisan, and guardian of the sacred wisdom of Southern folk magick and folkways.
Author Carolina Dean
Carolina Dean, a South Carolina native, has spent a lifetime immersed in the rich and colorful world of Southern folk magic traditions. He is the author of Secrets of a Sissy Boy: A Gay Grimoire of Modern Magic for Men who Love Men and the Hags who Worship Them, and coauthor of Hoodoo Almanac 2012, Hoodoo Almanac 2013 Gazette, Hoodoo Almanac 2014-2015, and the upcoming Hoodoo Almanac 2025.
