Elder Jim Allen

Every person should have a spiritual expert perform a generational curse removal on them; and yes, it can happen in-person or remotely.

Those of African descent within the diaspora (United States of America, South America and the Caribbean) should especially have a generational curse removal done.

Why? Because their African ancestors were cursed in a blood ritual called The Tree Of Forgetfulness before they were sold into the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Those curses involved confusion of mind, misfortune, disease, sickness, premature death, and forgetfulness of their African culture, spirituality & cosmology.

I’ve done countless generational curse removals and there are cases where folks have been cursed by their own family members, friends, ex-lovers, coworkers, and random people. Some generational curses are also done by ajogun, demons, jinn and malevolent spirits.

Results of generational curse removals: I’ve had people tell me they felt a heavy stronghold lift off of them and their children. I’ve had folks tell me their luck changed for the better. I’ve also had many report all kinds of positive powerful supernatural phenomenon in their lives.

The Generational Curse Removal ranges from $50 – $75

For generational curse removals please contact me at hoodooeducation@gmail.com

Mojo Bags are absolutely crucial within Hoodoo. It has roots in West/Central African spirituality and cosmology, specifically Bakongo spirituality.

Enslaved Africans in British North America continued the practice of Mojo Bags of which have lasted to this very day here is the United States of America.

My Mojo Bags are filled with roots and herbs that are guaranteed to ward off negative energy and promote strength, longevity, wellbeing, vitality, mental clarity, prosperity, abundance, purification, protection from malevolent spirits, as well as open your 3rd eye and boost psychic abilities.

My Mojo Bags are only $25 (including shipping and handling). Contact hoodooeducation@gmail.com to order your Mojo Bag.

Everyone should have a Mojo Bag in their home and also one on their person or in their purse at all times. You can also add other items to your Mojo Bag to honor your ancestors (jewelry, picture, piece of clothing) etcetera.

Be sure to add money (pennies or dollars) in your Mojo Bag to attract even more money.

Finally, feed your Mojo Bag by spraying a little perfume or cologne on it. —Elder Jim Allen

Elder Jim Allen, Hoodoo Doctor

Services:

▪︎ Mojo Bags ($25)

▪︎ Readings ($30)

▪︎ House Cleansing ($250)

▪︎ Generational Curse Removal ($75)

▪︎ Hoodoo Initiation ($500)

▪︎ Spiritual Oil Road Opener ($20)

▪︎ Court Cases ($150)

▪︎ Spiritual Cleansing IN-PERSON ($175)

▪︎ Speaking Engagements ($500 – $1000)

Contact: hoodooeducation@gmail.com

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Elder Jim Allen has been in ministry for over 25 years. He was raised a minister in 1996 by the late Bishop Dr. A.C. Richards Sr., at Bethlehem Healing Temple Church (12 S. Oakley Blvd) in Chicago.

Allen has served as a Gospel Worker, Sunday School Teacher, Youth Leader, Elder, 2x Youth Pastor, and Senior Pastor. He has extensive theological knowledge and holds several Biblical diplomas and certifications.

He serves as a spiritual advisor in the areas of: life coaching, premarital counseling, marital counseling, conjure work, rootwork and breaking generational curses.Elder Jim Allen is a well respected award winning community organizer and activist.

He’s been awarded by the Chicago Housing Authority, Illinois 8th Legislative District, Shriners Hospital for Children-Chicago and the Chicago 300 Black Women to name a few.

He’s been featured on local and national radio, newspapers, podcasts and social media platforms. Over the years, Elder Allen has reached millions of people around the globe with a message of hope.

Jim has helped hundreds of Black creators, innovators, entrepreneurs, serial entrepreneurs, politicians and business owners in the State of Illinois.

Allen is a highly sought after Hoodoo Doctor and educator. He’s the founder of Hoodoo Nation.

Contact: hoodooeducation@gmail.com