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Fatture d’ amore



Years ago I was sent a collection of fatture. I do not know their original source.


fattura d'amore

Nel primo quarto di Luna piena pungete il dito mignolo della mano destra, fate uscire tre gocce di sangue e impastatele con sette peli di cui quattro presi da entrambe le ascelle e tre dal pube. Mettete il tutto ad essiccare sulla piastra di un camino per poi ridurlo in polvere da mischiare nel vino o nel cibo della persona amata dicendo queste parola: "Sangue del diavolo attaccami a (nome) tanto lo devi…



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Body Fluids In Hoodoo



BODY FLUIDS IN HOODOO:
by: an anonymous coward.
MENSTRUAL BLOOD, SEMEN, and URINE
by and (c) 2002 catherine yronwode

In the folk magic of virtually every culture there are
spells that make use of all of our bodily effluvia and
detritus, including the amniotic sac (caul) of a baby, spit,
semen, tears, urine, feces, head hair, pubic hair, and nail
clippings. However, due to taboos surrounding menstrual
blood, semen, and urine in some urban cultures, the use of
these particular body fluids in spell-casting can be


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Rue's Kitchen is dedicated to the fight against the cultural violence committed against practitioners of stregoneria (traditional Italian witchcraft) and Benedicaria* (Italian folk healing/magic and spiritual rituals of blessing a.k.a the things we do) by self-proclaimed Italian witches [sic] and certain authors claiming that there was and still is a secret society pre-dating Christianity that practiced and continues to practice witchcraft as a religion in Italy.

Amongst people of southern Italian descent, Italians and North American-Italians alike, there is a tradition which is passed from mother to daughter, father to son, zia to nipote, commara to commarella, etc. This tradition is very rich, and in it will be found the rituals and prayers for the outward expression of one's inner spirituality for every phase and condition of one's life.

* term coined by Vito Quattrocchi for the rituals of blessing.

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