Catherine Manfredi was born on May 12, 1947 in San Francisco, California to Bohemian / Educational parents, a German-Jewish immigrant book Scout named Lelo Erlinger and an Italian-American abstract expressionist named Joseph (Fred). Manfredi is. With this I make Taurus and Moon Aquarius with the rise of Gemini. I have Uranus on the rise and Venus is in Mars Aries.
In the 1950’s, my parents divorced and my father moved to Sacramento, where he became an oilfield cartographer for standard oil. I grew up in Berkeley, where my mother was a library student and later a librarian and my stepfather, Bill Gloucester, was a past chef and later ran an antique bookstore with my mother. I spent a few years in Santa Monica when my mother worked at the UCLA Special Collection Department and then traveled to Europe with her people for a year. From the mid-1950s to the end, I became interested in folklore, ancient Egypt, witchcraft, and popular music – which meant rhythm and blues, rockbilly, and rock n roll for me until Buddy Holly’s death.
Miss Cat Career Background of Rootwork
I have been a reader and root worker for most of my life. I first started reading palms and reading statistics, books and tea leaves for friends as a child in the 1950’s, and started working professionally on these lines as a teenager. Until 1965 I was also reading Tarot Cards and I Chung for clients, and in 1967, I became a professional astrologer. I also offer my services for pendulum readings for yes / no questions, and I am a talented psychologist who specializes in reading pictures.
Miss cat yronwode a writer, teacher, graphic artist, web designer, perfumer, and herbalist, a minister, and a member of the board of bishops of the Independent Spiritual Church, a founding member of AIRR, and a member of the board of directors. Yronwode Institution for the Preservation and Popularization of the Indigenous Ethnomagiology (YIPPIE). My husband Nagaseva and I are co-owners of the Lucky Mojo Curio Company, a spiritual goods factory.
In 1980, I started writing a weekly column on comic books called Foot to Print, which continued until the mid-1990s. I edited comic strip reprints for Ken Pierce and comic book reprints for Kitchen Sink Press. In 1981, I wrote a book about the work of a famous cartoonist, entitled The Art of Will Eisner. Eventually I wrote and edited several other similar headlines for Kitchen Sink Press.
I teach a one-year intensive course in Spiritual Kanjur Practice. All AIRR colleagues have graduated from this Hoodoo psychics Rootwork Correspondence Course, and more than 1,650 other students, professional spiritual workers and home practitioners have enrolled.
I live in Forestville, a small town in Northern California, so I work with clients by telephone or in person. I’m always ready to meet people who want to travel to meet me, but please book ahead of time, to make sure I’m with you when you call.
I offer hoodoo psychic readings with these tools and methods:
Tarot Readings, 1/2 hour or 1 hour, by phone or in person, Numerology Analysis for Compatibility and Lucky Numbers for Games of Chance, by phone or in person, Bibliomancy, by phone or in person, Palmistry, Hand Readings, in person only, Tea Leaf Readings (Tasseomancy), in person only, Pendulum Readings for Yes/No Questions, by phone or in person, Psychometry with Photographs, by phone or in person, Communication with the Dead and with Spirits, Psychic Readings, Candle Glass and Candle Wax Divination, in person only, Scrying with Crystal Ball and with Palm Stone, Spiritual Consultation and Rootwork Advice, Interpretations of Dreams, Signs, and Omens, Graphology and Handwriting Analysis, in person or via postal mail, Obi Four Cowrie Shell Readings, Throwing the Bones, I Ching Reading with Three Coins, by phone or in person, Astrological analysis, in person only; bring your natal chart or multiple charts for a relationship analysis
Other work
During the 1990s, Yronwode was a staff editor and contributor to Organic Gardening Magazine and wrote The California Gardener’s Book of List (Taylor, 1998). Other topics she has covered include Collection, Popular Culture, Rural Sound Blues Music, Early Rock N Roll, Sexuality, Magic, Sacred Architecture, Worldwide Use of Charisma and Talisman, African American Hoodoo, and Other Folklore, includes story articles. She runs luckymojo.com, herbmagic.com, southern-spirits.com, and missionaryindependent.org websites, which deal with these and other topics, including comic books.
