In today’s episode, we’re pulling back the veil on a troubling trend quietly rising in Black spiritual spaces: the emergence of so-called healers who are more performance than power. These are individuals—often adorned in the right aesthetics, using the right lingo, and cloaked in ancestral cosplay—who present themselves as spiritual guides, but lack the skill, grounding, and moral compass required to truly serve.

We're diving into the spaces where Black women dominate spiritually—and where, unfortunately, some are mimicking what it means to be a "Black woman healer" without honoring the sacred responsibility it carries. This isn’t just about gatekeeping—it’s about accountability, harm prevention, and preserving the soul of our traditions.

If you've ever been manipulated under the guise of a reading, drained by someone who claimed to be a vessel, or witnessed the sacred turned into spectacle... this conversation is for you.

Because not every woman in white is a healer.
And not every message comes from spirit.

Papa Seer unearths the real story of Dr. Buzzard — not the folklore, but the man who commanded a courtroom without ever speaking a word. A powerful Hoodoo root doctor born on St. Helena Island, Dr. Buzzard used conjure to protect his people in the Jim Crow South and became a legend in South Carolina’s Lowcountry.

⚖️ From rootwork to courtroom rituals...👁️ From spiritual warfare to a feud with a white sheriff turned imitator…This is Black history, Hoodoo history, and our inheritance.🔮 What you’ll discover in this episode:– The true identity of Stephney Robinson– Why Dr. Buzzard was feared by judges and prosecutors– The truth behind his feud with Sheriff J.E. McTeer– Why his legacy matters now more than ever

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Sometimes, stepping back isn’t a choice — it’s a calling.

In this episode, Papa Seer returns to the mic with a word on spiritual breaks — the ones we choose, and the ones Spirit forces us to take. From moments of isolation to seasons of silence, this is a conversation about realignment, rest, and the power of letting Spirit move when ego wants to push forward.

Whether you’ve drifted from your altar or been pulled away by life itself, this message is for you. Because the break isn’t a failure — it’s often where the deepest work begins.