We’re about to have a high and mighty time!
Join Jeida K. Storey (she/her) & Xolani (they/them) on the sacred land of the Occaneechi Saponi Peoples, the Eno River in Durham, North Carolina, for a day of ancestral remembering, spiritual renewal, and communal connection & ritual. Together we will unravel and re-braid the tapestries of our lineages, collectively call upon spirits to sustain and empower us as we move toward healing, and give offerings to nature and ancestral spirits.
Your Ticket Includes:
🌀Admission to The Calling: A Hoodoo Homecoming
🌀Potent & Dynamic Spiritual Activations
🌀Light Refreshments
🌀Take Home Goodies
🌀Virtual Aftercare
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Come dressed in your all whites.
About the Facilitators:
Jeida K. Storey (she/her) is a preachin’ & teachin’ mother, medium, and mystical midwife. She hails from the southside of Atlanta with roots that reach through the Deep South of Turtle Island including Georgia, Alabama, the Carolinas, and the Mississippi Delta. Her work as a Hoodoo is to serve as a gentle guide who (re)connects Blackfolk to themselves, their Ancestors, and their Guides through divination & storytelling.
Xolani (they/them) is a folk artist, anthropologist, and educator. They are a keeper of ancestral wisdom and steward of lost energy healing systems. Their ancestors existed on Biloxi, Choctaw, and Muskogee lands (Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama). All their work aims to create and sustain affirming spiritual infrastructure for Black queer & neurodivergent peoples. They are currently learning to be steadfastly in love with their authentic self.