Conjuring Harriet “Mama Moses” Tubman – Hoodoo, Freedom Work & Underground Railroad Spirits

FREEDOM • ANCESTOR WORK • CONJURE • PROTECTION • EMPOWERMENT • LIBERATION

Harriet Tubman’s story is already powerful—but this book explores her legacy from an entirely different spiritual perspective.

In Conjuring Harriet “Mama Moses” Tubman and the Spirits of the Underground Railroad, Witchdoctor Utu presents a spiritual and magical tradition inspired by Harriet Tubman, the Underground Railroad, and the courageous people who risked everything in the pursuit of freedom. The publisher describes it as a practical exploration of working with these figures as spirits associated with liberation, overcoming obstacles, and breaking free from bondage.

Inside, you’ll explore:

• Spiritual work centered around freedom and liberation
• Harriet “Mama Moses” Tubman as a figure of strength and guidance
• Conjure and African-diasporic spiritual influences
• Ancestor and spirit work
• Breaking obstacles and restrictive situations
• The spiritual symbolism of the Underground Railroad
• High John the Conqueror
• John Brown, Mary Ellen Pleasant and other historical figures
• Rituals and practices inspired by the journey toward freedom

Rather than being a traditional Harriet Tubman biography, this book approaches the Underground Railroad through a spiritual and conjure-based lens, connecting its history with themes of healing, empowerment and liberation.

This is an especially fascinating choice for readers interested in Hoodoo, conjure, ancestor work, African-American spiritual traditions and the spiritual meaning of freedom.

If your practice is centered around breaking chains, overcoming obstacles, reclaiming personal power or honoring those who fought for freedom, this is a book worth exploring.

Some ancestors left more than history behind—they left roads for others to follow.