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Marie [Laveau]âs tomb is white (most of the graves are: no black marble or gray stone here) and is covered in trios of Xâs drawn in pencil, lipstick, pen, eyeliner, chalk, brick. Legend says that to ask for a favor, you have to knock three times at the doorâor on the walls; the important thing is to wake her up, to say helloâthen walk around the tomb in a circle three times, and finally, make your request while you mark the vault with three crosses or Xâs. The guides, the conservationists, and even the voodoo manuals say that writing on the tomb is pointless, and itâs also very illegal to leave marks on a historic place. The Xâs are used to summon the spirit of a dead person, but, apparently, thereâs no need to actually draw them.
âMariana Enriquez (tr. from the Spanish by Megan McDowell), from âThe Moon Over Bourbon Streetâ (Somebody Is Walking On Your Grave: My Cemetery Journeys, Hogarth, 2025)
The proper name for the West African religion is vodĂșnsĂnsen, which means "spirit worship". The spelling VodĂșn is often used to differentiate it from the Haitian religion, which is usually spelled Vodou.
The term "voodoo" is considered offensive for naming the religion outside of Louisiana. The word "voodoo" originated in Louisiana around 1850, likely from the French word "voudou" or the West African word "vodu"
The religion of Vodun originated in the ancient kingdom of Dahomey, which is now part of Nigeria, Benin, and Togo. The name comes from the Fon word for "God" or "Spirit"
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