Graveyard Dirt

Graveyard Dirt is not metaphor. It is not decoration. It is the most powerful Ancextral curio in the tradition.

Graveyard Dirt is gathered from actual graves with proper protocol and payment, and it carries the spiritual power of the dead person from whose resting place it was taken. In African American Hoodoo, graveyard dirt is used for Ancextral protection, spirit petitions, heavy enemy work, and any working that requires the authority of one who has already passed through death and carries that power on the other side.

Different graves yield different power. A soldier's grave for protection and battle. A loved one's grave for Ancextral connection and guidance. The use of graveyard dirt is one of the most direct connections to the Kongo spiritual traditions that traveled to this country and became Hoodoo.

Used For: Ancextral protection. Spirit petitions. Heavy enemy work. Connecting with the power of specific dead. Serious spiritual labor requiring the authority of the dead.

How to Work It: Handle with respect. Use in workings where you need the power of one who has crossed over. Never use casually. Always work with intention, prayer, and acknowledgment of what you are holding.

1 oz. Gathered with proper payment and protocol.