The Book of Anaisa Pye is a clear, step-by-step guide to serving Anaisa in the 21 Divisions. It teaches you how to open, ask, and close the right way, how to pair sweetness with safety under Belie Belcan, and how to choose the right path of Anaisa for your case. You’ll learn colors, flowers, fruit, perfumes, and candles that fit her, simple prayers and a novena plan, and a notebook method to track actions and signs. The focus is real results in love, respect, and clean prosperity without guesswork or show.

The Book of Atibon Legba is a practical and respectful guide to one of the most important spirits of the crossroads. Atibon Legba stands at the door between worlds. He opens roads, carries messages, and governs movement, work, communication, and daily life. Nothing begins without him.

This book explains who Atibon Legba is, how he is understood across Afro-Caribbean traditions, and why his role is central in spiritual practice. Readers will learn how he is represented, what offerings are commonly given, and how order, cleanliness, and discipline are part of working with him. The focus is on simple, grounded practices using everyday foods, tools, and actions that reflect respect and consistency.

The book also teaches how offerings, timing, and proper setup mirror the kind of stability people seek in their own lives, such as steady work, safe travel, protection, and clear paths forward. Emphasis is placed on preparation, responsibility, and maintaining balance rather than display or excess.

Written for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, The Book of Atibon Legba is designed to be useful, approachable, and rooted in lived tradition. It serves as both an introduction and a working reference for those who wish to honor the spirit who stands at every door.

Clear methods. Clean results. No drama.
The Book of Belie is a practical guide to serving Belie Belcán under the public image of Saint Michael the Archangel. It teaches steady, repeatable work you can keep at home with a glass of water, a candle, fresh fruits, and native herbs. Every chapter favors safety, timing, and repayment over show.

What you’ll learn

• How Saint Michael’s symbols—sword, scales, spear, and the adversary underfoot—translate into daily practice.

• How Belie stands within the Dominican 21 Divisions, and why his lane centers protection, truth, and fair outcomes.

• How to set and maintain an altar with a white base, green and red accents, simple offerings, and a reliable routine.

• Step-by-step baths, floor washes, and workings using Caribbean materia chosen for protection, cleansing, exposure of lies, and closure.

• A complete novena program with approved texts and a clear daily order.

• Official prayers (Our Father, Hail Mary, Prayer to Saint Michael, Act of Contrition) plus original prayers to Belie for everyday needs.

• Revocations (revocaciones) that return what is not yours to its source for judgment, written with restraint and clear boundaries.

• Record-keeping, repayment, and a yearly cycle that keeps the work honest and grounded.

Who this book is for

• Devotees who want structured, testable practice.

• Readers who prefer clean methods over theatrics and results they can verify.

• Practitioners who honor Saint Michael publicly and Belie privately—and want one guide that respects both.

Why this book works
Methods are simple, local, and repeatable. The tone is direct. Each rite tells you what to do, when to do it, why it’s done, and how to close it. You finish with a steady altar, a clear schedule, and tools that actually help.

Take your place at the table.
Set the water, light the candle, say the prayer—then watch order return.

Saint Marta Dominadora is the working face of female power in the 21 Divisions, sharp, disciplined, and effective. This book brings her forward as Filomena Lubana, a living Dominican misterio who chooses to work among the Ghede and answers at night with precision. You will get clear history and context, how a Catholic image of St. Martha, African serpent and water currents linked to Mami Wata and Nana Buruku, Taíno inheritances, and Dominican memory of figures like Juana Saltitopa converged into the force devotees serve today.

Built for practitioners, not spectators, this guide lays out exactly how to work with Marta: altar placement and setup that actually functions; offerings that build pressure and keep results moving; full cooked offerings that respect her current; wanga that bind, open roads, silence rivals, steady negotiations, and secure victory; and spiritual baths scaled from simple three ingredient formulas to full bano fuerte assemblies with twenty or more materia. You will learn her numbers and timing, how to call, fuel, cool, and close, and how to manage the dead she dispatches without drift.

Marta stands with women who refuse to be pushed aside and hold their ground. She protects, corrects, dominates, and heals, turning disciplined service into real leverage in love, work, court, and community. No fluff, no guessing, and no recycled generalities, every chapter connects source, image, and action so you understand why each rite works and how to execute it cleanly. If you are ready to serve a misterio who delivers under pressure and expects order in return, this is your field manual for Santa Marta la Dominadora.

122pp.

The Book of Candelo is a clear, practical guide to serving Candelo Cedifé - the Voodoo Spirit of Fire. “Candelo” is the masculine of candela (heat, fire, spark), and Ce Dife in Creole means “the spark is fire.” This book presents disciplined, field-ready methods from Dominican Vodou (21 Divisiones) for correction, protection, and decisive movement. It favors order over show, steady lamps over one-off candles, and results over talk.

Inside you’ll find a plain-language foundation on who Candelo is and why he is paired with St. Charles Borromeo, how to build and keep his red-and-white altar, and how to read and work his numbers - 3 for ignition, 7 for reach. The heart of the book is action: step-by-step offerings and foods served piping hot; medicinal spiritual rums for external use; structured spiritual baths; advanced corn-oil lamps; and despojos using sweet herbs to reconcile and bitter herbs to chase out what clings. Guidance on tobacco, liquor, timing, and safe handling keeps the work strict and effective. Relationships with Anaisa, Belie, Metresili, and Legba are treated with clean boundaries so services do not mix currents by accident.

167 pp.

Metres Mambo Erzulie Freda is a spirit of beauty, pleasure, and clear truth. She loves fine things, flowers, perfume, and song, but she also sees straight into the heart. This book is a guide to meeting her in a clean way, building a real relationship with her, and letting her change how you love, choose, spend, and care for yourself.

The Book of Metres Mambo Erzulie Freda shows who she is, how she is known in different houses, and how to recognize when she has stepped into your life. You will learn how she appears in dreams, in feelings, and in daily signs, and how to tell the difference between true contact and fantasy. Her stories are shared to teach what she expects from those who walk under her hand.

Inside you will find clear guidance on setting up an altar for her, preparing her space, and greeting her with respect. The book explains her colors, flowers, foods, drinks, and small daily acts that open the way. You will find prayers, baths, and workings for love, self-worth, money, peace, and the healing of old hurts of the heart, written step by step so you can follow them.

This book also speaks honestly about the hard side of Metres Mambo Erzulie Freda. She does not bless half-hearted love, lies, or greed. You will read about common mistakes, warning signs, and how to step back when you are not ready. The aim is not to “use” her, but to stand beside her in a way that leaves you cleaner, braver, and more alive.

The Book of Metres Mambo Erzulie Freda is written for serious students of the spirits, for those raised in these ways who want to go deeper, and for sincere seekers who feel her near and need a clear, grounded guide. If you are ready to let her teach you how to love without losing your soul, this book is for you.

150 pp.

The Book of Ghede is a field guide to serving the gatekeeper of death and return in Haitian Vodou. It teaches a practitioner how to set a low altar that works, read clear signs in service, and keep petitions timed, proportionate, and clean. The text treats Ghede as a single, identifiable spirit with usable turns, explains recognition in possession, and shows how to pair St. Expedite for lawful speed and St. Gerard for mothers and infants without blurring identities.

Everything is laid out step by step. Altars and correspondences are built from the ground up with exact colors, numbers, metals, and tools. Cooked offerings are written like real recipes—roots, pork, goat, beans, coffee, gin, and kleren—ingredients first, instructions second, so plates travel from kitchen to gate without guesswork. Prayers include traditional Catholic forms, a fully written nine-day novena to St. Expedite, and the pound-cake favor prayer, alongside direct petitions to Ghede for health, burial, documents, and protection.