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Marie Catherine Laveau (September 10, 1794 – June 15, 1881)  was a Louisiana Creole practitioner of Voodoo renowned in New Orleans. (As for the date of her birth, while popular sources often say 1794, the records indicate 1801.) Her daughter, Marie Laveau II, (1827 — c. 1895) also practiced Voudoun, as well as Voodoo. She and her mother had great influence over their multiracial following.

The most famous story of Marie’s power tells how she was offered a house on St. Ann Street in exchange for getting a rich man’s innocent son freed when he’d been accused of murder.

He offered her a home St. Ann street

The story, which involves Marie holding three hot peppers in her mouth, infusing them with her intentions for hours, then putting them under the judge’s seat.

A cow’s tongue with a nail driven through it was also placed under the prosecutor’s seat, rendering him speechless and unable to proceed with the case and Marie got the house.

July 17,1850, two European men Jean Allen and Athony were to be hung, for killing a young afrakan girl.

She was an opponent of public hangings.

She spent 2 nights with them praying, and said she would spare them there life .

Marie Laveau showed up, there wasn’t a cloud in the sky, suddenly a storm hit. The hanging proceeded. The trap door open the guys nooses didnt work!!

Thousands of people witnessed this!

The were on a latter date hung again. But. Louisiana was the first state to ban public executions. I think she got what she wanted

Yet the biggest trick up Marie’s sleeve was yet to come. As Marie grew old and frail, she participated less in Voodoo rituals and focused more on her less vigorous Catholic faith. She went to mass every day and worked with condemned prisoners to convince them to repent before they went to the hangman.

At the same time, a woman began emerging from the St. Ann house every day, dressed in Marie’s clothes, greeting people and doing all the things people were accustomed to Marie doing- yet she was decades younger! She spoke to people by name, mentioning topics they’d had private conversations about. Soon the word had gotten around- Marie Laveau was so powerful that the lwa had granted her eternal youth!

She died when she was 81

Robert Tallant published books on her, slandering her life. Distortions and half truths. Orgies,killing babies etc.

Tallant on April 1st, 10 years after his book, slandering her life and legacy. Tallant went to drink some tap water from his sink. He took three sips and dropped dead.

The more you study  the esoteric knowledge you will understand why Afrakans have been suppressed. To be more precise why Afrakan women are so powerful! Afrakan spirituality is not a toy or game- Khepri Neteru

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkcIhrigi84