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Episode 211 - The Marie Laveau Voodoo Grimoire with Denise Alvarado
Feb 7, 2024
Author Denise Alvarado discusses the Marie Laveau Voodoo Grimoire, debunking misconceptions and highlighting Marie Laveau's healing role. They explore Voodoo practices, historical figures, and the legacy of Marie Laveau in New Orleans Voodoo.
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- Marie Laveau promoted compassion and community service in New Orleans Voodoo practices.
- Denise Alvarado emphasizes connecting with ancestors and embracing heritage in New Orleans voodoo.
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Marie Laveau's Influence and Healing Practices
Marie Laveau, a prominent figure in New Orleans voodoo, was celebrated for her healing abilities and selfless service to the community. She dedicated her life to aiding those afflicted by yellow fever epidemics and ministering to marginalized individuals. Despite misconceptions about voodoo, Marie Laveau's practices emphasized compassion, community service, and healing arts. Her legacy as a respected healer and practitioner transcended societal boundaries, as she engaged with both the affluent and marginalized populations.
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