Big Mama's Conjure Bible: Book of Psalms Part I

In Big Mama’s Conjure Bible: The Book of Psalms, the ancient hymns of Israel rise again not from the marble floors of a temple, but from the red clay roads of the South, the wooden pews of the Black church, and the worn hands of the rootworker who knows that Scripture is more than sermon it is spell, song, and sword. Within these sacred pages, Big Mama restores the Psalms to their rightful place: as the living heartbeat of African American Hoodoo, the spiritual backbone of a people who learned to pray, sing, and conjure themselves free.
Each Psalm is translated through the language of conjure, revealing its hidden power for healing, protection, love, prosperity, victory, and justice. Where the preacher sees poetry, the root doctor sees power. Where the theologian sees metaphor, the conjure woman sees manifestation. Big Mama teaches how to speak the Psalms as working words, how to fix them with herbs, oils, and roots, and how to call down Divine aid through the same verses once whispered by enslaved ancestors beneath the moonlight of the plantation fields.
Part grimoire, part prayer book, and part ancestral archive, this volume blends the King James rhythm of Scripture with the rhythm of drum and fire, water and smoke. Readers will learn how to work Psalm 23 for peace, Psalm 51 for cleansing, Psalm 91 for protection, Psalm 109 for justified reversal, and many others, each paired with traditional Southern Hoodoo materials, candle works, and spoken petitions.
Big Mama’s Conjure Bible: The Book of Psalms is not merely read; it is worked. It is the Bible as the rootworker’s staff, the conjure doctor’s shield, and the spiritual mother’s inheritance. It belongs on every altar, next to the glass of water and the open flame, where faith meets fire and the Word becomes power.
“In Hoodoo, the Psalms ain’t just read, they’re released. Every verse got a spirit, and every spirit got a work to do.” - Big Mama