A High John The Conqueror Prayer
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Say this prayer to High John the Conqueror for success in your life, and to overcome any challenge that you are facing.
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Thank you High John the conqueror.I show gratitude.Thank you,Thank you, Thank you.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you, Thank You , Thank You High John for conquering what I can not see that is against me.
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👑 ❤💜♍️ Thank You 🙏🏾 High John the Conqueror! 🙏🏾 🪴🙏🏾💜💕
Thank you High John 🙏🏾👑❤️❤️
Thank you High John
Ase' ⚡
Ase✨ Thank you High John
Asé!
Amen 🙏🏼 Thankyou High John
This is great! Should you build a relationship first? I just read a very long warning online about working with High John because he was a trickter?
Yes, High John the Conqueror in folklore is sometimes portrayed as a trickster, but this aspect is more about cleverness and overcoming obstacles rather than malevolence or deceit. In many stories, High John is a symbol of resilience, strength, and the ability to triumph over adversity. This is why the root associated with his name is often used in rituals for empowerment, success, protection, and to overcome obstacles.
The decision to use or not use High John the Conqueror root in ritual work is a personal one and depends on your own beliefs, the traditions you follow, and the specific goals of your rituals. If you feel uncomfortable or unsure about using it due to its trickster associations, it's perfectly valid to seek out alternative materials that align more closely with your intentions and comfort zone.
In any spiritual or magical practice, it's important to work with elements that resonate positively with you and support your intentions. If you have doubts or concerns, it might be helpful to consult more experienced practitioners within your tradition or do further research to make an informed decision.
He wasn't an African he was a foundational black American
Yes and no. According to African-American folklore, High John the Conqueror was the son of an African king in the Congo, sold into American slavery.
@@OriginalBotanica oh ok I see
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