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Hoodoo is referred to in:
Hoodoo
Based on elements of Congo folk magic, Anglo-Saxon folk-magic, Native American folk-magic, and related traditions, Hoodoo is a 200-year-old practice of magic. A gris-gris bag (also spelled gree-gree bag or Gregory bag) is the African name for a type of charm that is used in hoodoo. It is also called a mojo hand or mojo bag..
See also Lucky Mojo website
