Kurukulla, Goddess of Bewitchment default-HIDE used extensively in folk magick

used extensively in folk magick and Hoodoo traditions

Divine and Daimonic Intoxication

These are elements of remnant lore harking back to when each family or ‘house’ represented a particular skill or guild

and Her star signifies only the powers of Her train and not the station of Her immanence

woven together with a little of the history and folklore of these holy days

Kurukulla, Goddess of Bewitchment default-HIDE used extensively in folk magickAuthor: Vernica Rivas In Kurukulla: Goddess of Bewitchment, author Vernica Rivas combines academic research with personal experience to offer a theoretical practical study of Kurukulla, the goddess in Hinduism related to desire, lust, magic, and witchcraft. Many of these aspects were left aside, however, as her importance and popularity within Tantric Buddhism continued to grow. In Kurukulla, we have a goddess of tribal origins, initially venerated as