Join Papa Seer—master cartomancer, author of The Intimacy of Cartomancy, and creator of the Soothsayer Divination Deck—for a 30-minute, unscripted teaching session that brings cartomancy to life.

In this natural, commentary-style lesson you’ll discover:

• How to read with confidence using only the four suits and the red/black colors.

• Real-life reading flow with spontaneous insights and storytelling.

• How to combine everything from Lessons 1 and 2 into a single, smooth practice.

This is the perfect follow-up to the three-part Reading the Cards, Reading Your Life series—ideal for students who want to feel the rhythm of a real reading and sharpen their intuition.

📚 Continue your journey:

• Get The Intimacy of Cartomancy and the Soothsayer Divination Deck on Amazon or HCRGold.com.

• Register anytime for upcoming Cartomancy Academy master courses at HCRGold.com.

Whether you’re brand-new or deep in the practice, this unscripted lesson shows how to move from theory to living readings—with all the energy, personality, and spirit that make cartomancy come alive.

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Papa Seer gives a deep, practical teaching on calling the right ancestors—even if you don’t know their names.
In this episode, Papa Seer introduces the Soil Bearers: the hardworking ancestors of soil and toil—gardeners, railroad builders, sharecroppers, and others—whose strength, discipline, and sacrifice still move through us today.

Learn how to:

• Recognize the signs of these powerful ancestors

• Offer traditional gifts that feed and honor their spirits

• Begin your own altar or morning practice to connect with them

This conversation is the first step toward October’s Journey Into Hoodoo workshop and a living ancestral veneration practice.

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👉 Book an ancestral reading or reserve your spot in Journey Into Hoodoo at PapaSeer.com

Call the Right Ancestors—because spirit remembers what paper forgot.

Step into the shadowy swamps of early 20th-century Louisiana and uncover the chilling story of Clementine Barnabet, accused of a string of brutal axe murders. Was she truly a calculating killer, guided by dark Hoodoo rituals, or a pawn of hysteria, fear, and racial prejudice?

In this episode, Papa Seer dives deep into the historical records, eyewitness accounts, and the murky cultural landscape that shaped Clementine’s story. Explore the intersection of true crime, Hoodoo, and the supernatural, and hear the tale as it was never told before.

Prepare for a narrative that will haunt your thoughts, challenge your assumptions, and leave you questioning: Who really held the axe that night?

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This one’s uncut — raw talk about the spiritual predators hiding in plain sight online. I break down how to spot spiritual parasites, why they flourish on clout and chaos, and how new practitioners can build real discernment and accountability without losing their spirit. No filters. No sympathy for frauds. Just guidance for people trying to learn, grow, and keep Hoodoo sacred.

Trigger: blunt language, candid opinions.
If you’re teaching, learning, or just loving this work — listen with your discernment on. Links, resources, and ways to support the work in the show notes.

— Papa Seer
Hoodoo & Chill

Most people have never heard this true story…
In 1845 a slave named Pauline and her lover Peter Rabbeneck turned an ordinary Bayou Road home into a secret prison.
For six terrifying weeks, Pauline held her mistress and three children hostage, beating and starving them in the dark.
When the nightmare was exposed, it led to one of the most shocking executions in New Orleans history.

But that’s not all.
Whispers say she sought help from Voodoo John, the city’s most feared conjurer, to bind love and bend fate.
Fact and folklore meet on the same crooked street.

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Papa Seer returns with a candid, spirit-filled welcome to the most powerful time of the year—Hoodoo season. Whether you’ve been deep in your practice or have drifted away, this episode is a call to come back to your ancestors, refresh your altar work, and claim the blessings waiting for you. For those brand-new to Hoodoo, it’s an open door: real resources, guidance, and encouragement to start your journey now. Tune in, feel the pull of spirit, and move with purpose.

Step into the shadows of New Orleans history with Voodoo Queen Lala, one of the most mysterious and misunderstood figures of Louisiana’s spiritual world.In this documentary, we uncover the untold story of Lala — a conjure woman both feared and sought after, a healer and a mystic whose name was whispered through the streets of New Orleans. From veves and ritual magic to the secrets of the bayou, we separate fact from myth and bring her hidden legacy to light.✨ What you’ll discover in this video:Who was Voodoo Queen Lala, and why did her name inspire both fear and reverence?The historical roots of Hoodoo and Voodoo in Louisiana.How Lala’s legacy fits alongside names like Marie Laveau.Rare insights into the practices, rituals, and community stories tied to her life.🔔 Subscribe to Papa Seer for more deep dives into Hoodoo history, folklore, and the lives of conjure doctors and rootworkers.👁‍🗨 Watch next:Dr. Buzzard: The Original Hoodoo DoctorAunt Caroline Dye: America’s Most Famous Seer📌 Stay connected:Community: Join the Community Discord

Step into the hidden world of Louisiana’s secret healers — the traiteurs. In this documentary, we uncover the life of Dr. Jack Kerry, a Creole healer known for his gift of prayer, fasting, and healing rituals. Though he denied being a hoodoo man, Dr. Jack’s story reveals the blurred lines between faith healing, Catholic prayer traditions, and African American folk practices.For centuries in Louisiana, traiteurs — Black, Creole, Cajun, and Native American — carried prayers, rituals, and herbal knowledge passed down through generations. They healed in silence, often refusing money, relying only on faith, candles, rosaries, and the strength of tradition. Many operated under titles like faith healer or spiritualist to avoid persecution under Louisiana’s strict anti-hoodoo laws.