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  About Planet Voodoo

"It all starts with sticks and moss"

Welcome to Planet Voodoo! We are thrilled to provide you the largest selection of authentic Voodoo dolls and Voodoo doll magick on the internet, expertly handcrafted by renowned artist and experienced & caring practitioner of New Orleans Voodoo hoodoo, also known as Creole Voodoo.
 

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About Planet Voodoo

 

Planet Voodoo is a resource for all things related to New Orleans Voodoo and hoodoo, with a wide selection of authentic, handcrafted Voodoo dolls, conjure oils, gris gris, curios, floor washes, spiritual waters, incense, jewelry, ju ju, sachet powders, spirit bottles, wanga pakets and more.

 

Each amazing and powerful Voodoo doll is carefully consecrated according to proper Voodoo protocol, anointed with ritual oils, and ritually prepared to house a particular loa or spirit. Invite one of my Voodoo dolls into your home to help enhance your connection to the Divine Mysteries of Voodoo!

'''The only Authentic New Orleans Voodoo Shop in the Southwest'''

Do you have a question about Voodoo, Voodoo dolls, Voodoo magick, Voodoo Curses, Voodoo spells, or other paranormal phenomenon? The website owner is a well respected authority on these subjects, and has provided guidance and consultation and artwork to such entities as the National Geographic Channels' Taboo, Scotland Yard, and the Sci Fi Channel. Feel free to contact us with your inquiry.

 

For Voodoo, New Orleans Voodoo, Voudon, Vodou, Hoodoo and other ancient spiritual traditions, peruse the website or call for a private appointment.

 

Denise Alvarado, Voodoo Artist, Visionary

 

All of Planet Voodoo's authentic Voodoo dolls are expertly conjured by renowned artist, author, and practitioner Denise Alvarado, who was born and raised in the Voodoo and hoodoo rich culture of New Orleans. She has studied mysticism and practiced Creole Voodoo and indigenous healing traditions for over 30 years. She is an ordained minister and a highly trained psychologist, spiritual advisor, and cultural consultant. Denise Alvarado is a Native American healer with experience in dream interpretation, tarot, and a number of the healing mystical arts. For private spiritual counseling and intuitive readings via e-mail, contact voodoomama(at)planetvoodoo.com. To view her artwork, please peruse this website and also visit www.mysticvoodoo.com.  

 

Web Queen's Statement:

 

Growing up in the Deep South provided me with ample opportunity to experience mysticism in its many forms from an early age. My first séance on the bayou was led by my aunt who began teaching me the ways when I was about 5 or 6 years old. My mother spent hours telling me Native American stories while braiding my hair. At that time, I had my magick box that I kept hidden under my chest of drawers that contained, among other things,  Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling Cards, a kachina, and a Voodoo doll.  I was taught about communicating with the ancestral Spirits, growing a garden of vegetables and herbs, working with candle magic and the Voodoo Spirits.  I experimented with manipulating energy and drawing and painting images hidden deep in my psyche all throughout my youth. I loved fortune telling, Native culture, and the power of oracle. Childhood was not an easy time for me, and my art and spirituality were my saving grace.

 

I studied art formally at the University of Iowa and Kirkwood Community College in Iowa. However, my professional life ended up taking a different direction and I ended up with an Associates degree in Human Services,  a bachelor's degree in cultural anthropology, and a Masters degree in Clinical psychology. I hold advanced certification in addictions counseling, and I am an ordained Reverend from the Universal Life Church Monastery. I am currently a PhD candidate in psychology research and evaluation. I take every opportunity to study spirituality, religions, and mysticism.  In spite of my extensive academic background and quest for sound science, I still believe in the healing arts, magick, spirituality, and Voodoo. I know that without Spirit, I would not be where I am today.

 

My interest in Voodoo art came honestly. As a New Orleans native and the daughter of two of the best artists in the world, I was exposed to a wide variety of art forms from the time I was old enough to be aware. My father, Don Alvarado, was a formally trained and renowned medical illustrator  (Gray's Anatomy) and my mother, Mae Moore, was gifted and a self taught painter of folk art, nature, mystical, and New Orleans imagery.

 

My parents nurtured my creativity from the time I could hold a pencil in my hand. My father took me to work with him at LSU Medical School where I hung with the graphics artists and photographers and learned the tricks of the trade. I was like a kid in a candy store. My father made sure I had all the first class art supplies any little artist could dream of. He taught me how to pen and ink like he did in those awesome anatomical drawings he would do.  While I got my early formal training from my father, my mother taught me how to paint and draw with feeling and intuition. She was regularly painting astrological portraits and other  mystical and mythical folk artsy type things. She also taught me how to sew and embroidery, while my grandmother taught me how to knit and crochet. It was the perfect balance and formed the foundation for my art today.

 

I started offering my art and services on the internet in 2005. I have been heavily influenced by my academic experiences and started writing books as a secondary source of income. What started as a part-time venture to help make ends meet as a single mom has turned into a full-time business. I am blessed to be able to be self-employed and at the same time be a stay at home mom where I can keep an eye on my ever growing son.

 

Many blessings to all who visit this site,

 

Denise Alvarado

 

The Voodoo Hoodoo Spellbook

What is New Orleans Voodoo

Hoodoo?

The term voodoo hoodoo is commonly used by Louisiana locals to describe our unique brand of New Orleans Creole Voodoo. It refers to a blending of religious and magickal elements. There is the tendency for many people to separate Voodoo the religion from hoodoo the magick. However, this separation did not occur in New Orleans as it did in other areas of the country. The so-called magick is part of the religion; the charms are medicine and spiritual tools that hold the inherent healing mechanisms of the traditional religion and culture. Voodoo in New Orleans is a way of life for those who believe. A fellow New Orleans native and contemporary gris gris man Dr. John explains it this way:

In New Orleans, in religion, as in food or race or music, you can’t separate nothing from nothing. Everything mingles each into the other – Catholic saint worship with gris gris spirits, evangelical tent meetings with spiritual church ceremonies – until nothing is purely itself but becomes part of one fonky gumbo. That is why it is important to understand that in New Orleans the idea of voodoo – or as we call it gris gris – is less a distinct religion than a way of life. (Rebennack & Rummel, 1994, p. 159).

From the Voodoo Hoodoo Spellbook (Revised edition) by Denise Alvarado

 

 

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