Her Haitian Nanny Taught her Voodoo | The White Witch of Rose Hall

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[@health_is_wealth333]

Random, but this video made me think of my grandmother( Trinidadian). She told me that when you walk into the house at night, do so backwards, so a spirit that's attached to you couldn't follow you inside! She hated mirrors, and she refused to take pictures most of the time. Said people scry through mirrors and spy on you, and that pictures capture your soul. She also taught us to put kosher salt and olive oil under our door mats, too, to cleanse us of any energy attached to us. ❗️❗️❗️I'm also compelled to say, BE QUIET. Don't tell people your business! Wagging tounges are as lethal as poison! Gossip is the oldest form of witchcraft!! 🤫🤫🤫 Pray for your friends and family, evil is real! 🙏🏾

[@meeksluv]

I'm from The Bahamas and my late grandmother also taught me about walking into the house backwards especially after hours and also to turn clothing inside out so you cannot be "hagged" I think Yaya has an Upload of the BOO HAG. I had a neighbor that did root work never saw mirrors in her house. My husband and I were just talking about this lastnight about people using spiritual practice for evil. I use it for good.

[@KayleneRomero-oz7yz]

Thanks for this comment. What dors boohag mean?

[@meeksluv]

@@KayleneRomero-oz7yz We call it "old hag" She has a video on here that may answer your question better. I know it's a dark energy that looks like an old woman who climbs on ya chest while sleeping supposedly to steal your soul very scary experience.

[@KayleneRomero-oz7yz]

@@meeksluv Oh snap! Thanks for your response! This has happened to me multiple times all my life, especially as a kid while I slept on my back. There would be a spirit sitting ony stomach and sucking air/life force from my mouth and I momentarily experienced paralysis and couldn't tell or scream. Any info on why this happens? And if there are certain targets for this kind of attack? And Why? Like I said, this has happened to me regularly as a kid and we'll into my adult life and I don't know why. Info on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank You for responding back. Could you drop the vid link?

[@meeksluv]

@@KayleneRomero-oz7yz Yessss especially when you sleep on your back. It feels like you can't breathe, you call out but it's like no one can hear you, it's a fight to break free. Very scary. I really do not know why she attacks ppl, scientists try to debunk it as being a spiritual thing saying the medical term is sleep paralysis, but it's BS because I've seen this entity. Search Yaya videos for the story of the BOO HAG.

[@unlikenoother434]

The Haitian nanny had no business teaching her our sacred knowledge. Literally gave her ammo to use against the brethren. Smh 🙄

[@tuesdays_child85]

I was thinking the same thing

[@Tabitha16]

What I was thinking like that’s a real shtoopid move

[@-ClearQuartzzz-]

Haitians initiate white people all the time in Vodou.

[@1_star_reviews]

She would have learned it regardless. She resided in Haiti then moved to Jamaica.

[@Beauteispain]

We are always too nice and forgiving. NO NO NO! She had no business

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

Some stuff isn't meant to be shared with everyone. Keep the culture to yourself. Period 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@BlackEnchantress]

Exactly 💯💯💯

[@tashasmith1191]

👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾💯💯

[@Xen239]

This extends beyond genetics, encompassing reincarnation, past lives and destiny. Perhaps her guides felt the need to use this woman, or whatever they had employed this lady's body. It's not our place to judge the desires of spirits, and it has no connection with the physical body.

[@louisianacookingwithkay]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯💯💯💯💯

[@tynee2310]

That def gives a new meaning to “Whistle while you work”. Very eye opening!!!

[@ivanawilliams279]

The song Wincheii's donutes had in their comercial always had me thinking, even from childhood, made me feel uncomfortable

[@ohdamnman]

Right!

[@BeComingNyrell]

yoooo, i hadn't put that together!

[@ohdamnman]

Well I definitely wouldn't worked in the kitchen because I can't whistle

[@marquieta33]

Oh that’s where that saying started.

[@shonda0518]

I went to Rosehall house many years ago. It felt extremely “heavy”, I was in tears touring the basement/ cellar. Never again.

[@Jbeanz2023]

Yes! The basement was uncomfortable and heavy and there was a dark wooden chair on the main floor of I remember correctly. I was only about 8 when we toured the house, but that chair terrified me!

[@asantekotoko4926]

I am Jamaican and I assure you it’s a real story. The part where you said that they did a voodoo ritual to suppress her spirit wouldn’t actually be from the voodoo tradition. It would be from the Akom tradition of Ghana. Which is now disrespectfully called Obeah

[@jeanettewishall6362]

Can you explain the disprespect in calling it Obeah?

[@courtneyburk3163]

Why is is disrespectful to call is obeah?

[@MysticDivinerLJ]

Could you elaborate on this. A lot of practitioners in my family’s country call it Obeah proudly. I am open to new knowledge. ❤

[@pchh7444]

There is absolutely no disrespect in calling it obeah, it is spelt the way it is phonetically pronounced that is all there is to the word. The actual spelling of the word is Obayi which is from the Akan people who spoke (and still do speak) the Twi language.

[@shamaridymond4060]

In Ghana obeah means witchcraft

[@chantes6744]

It’s my first time hearing about that mirror cleansing but let me tell you … it’s real. I went there back when I was attending prep school, I was young and I had a digital camera to capture memories from that entire day. I rmbr seeing a mirror frame that I loved (antique) and I decided to get a pic of it to show my mom along with other parts of the tour. Y’all … when I went back to the bus, why were there faces of ppl from the 1800’s looking back at me in the mirrors like they were in the house?! I was hysterical!

[@NoneOfYourBeezWax13]

😮

[@foxyboop4164]

🥴 *Return to sender*

[@SpiritualWarrior96]

Wowww I would've deleted that picture fast. Do you still have the picture

[@chantes6744]

@@SpiritualWarrior96 oh no, wish I did but I was too scared

[@pearlyj.7493]

The nanny had no business teaching this person anything. I guess the nanny thought Annie was her own child should have known better. I would not be surprised that Annie poison her nanny. It wouldn't surprised me that the nanny was bounded to her in death. You know what i mean.

[@quesochris2386]

She obviously had a mental health disorder that made her believe her delusions. I highly doubt her learning voodoo ''made'' her murder her husbands and her slaves she had affairs with, making the nanny teaching her voodoo irrelevant. I guarantee she still would have murdered and done evil acts regardless of her meeting the nanny...

[@ShantiLoveShantiOmMoore]

I went there on a visit to Montego Bay. Two weeks later, once I arrived home, I came down with a skin infection that covered my whole body which lasted 6 months. I was curious too … never again.😳

[@tarawilliams36]

Wowww

[@reneehall-mcdowell5565]

Oh wow I am so sorry you experienced that😢. That is a fear of mine, to go some where like Rose Hall in Jamaica, or the graveyard/cemeteries in New Orleans. To go there and leave with something you don't want/ like.😱 I MUST tell you that although I don't know you, there was bravery in the choice you made. How are you? I hope you've been blessed!🙏🏽

[@Amber_999]

Ahhh I went to visit the house when I was in Jamaica, and I’m very much an empath and I wasn’t even scared or anything and started having a panic attack. Something told me I had to leave.

[@chantalstewartson8050]

As a Jamaican who lives in Jamaica you told the story nicely. Her slaves truest stuffers. It’s is said that the ghost of her white horse wonders the grounds too.

[@Divi333.]

Hopefully its just residual energy, animals don't deserve to be caught up in people's mess.

[@SpitGoblin]

I admire the stories, but I am scared sh*tless to step foot in anything or anywhere that's haunted. I believe in the paranormal way too much to mess with that energy even with protection! My inner guide be like "nope cause you gonna bring something back with you and not know how to get rid of it"

[@zyriacollins4726]

That part

[@Tabitha16]

❕❕❕

[@brijamarshall2022]

Thissss!!!

[@meeksluv]

I even say a cleansing chant and light a white candle after watching stuff like this.

[@jenana6882]

Walk backwards into your home when you get back from traveling. Always keep a protection jar or charm on you. Never use a welcome mat and turn your house broom upside down to make any unwelcome energy leave

[@anais2457]

Earlier this year I went to Jamaica with my best friend who’s from Montego Bay and her family and we passed by it and her brother told me the brief story and everyone in the van went deathly silent… safe to say we ain’t go visit it 😅

[@bigahk7823]

Be careful of not only where you go but what you bring back.

[@ohdamnman]

I'm wondering why the Haitian nanny saw fit to teach this girl.

[@DasieBloom]

Maybe the Haitian lady was evil and didn't like other black people either, we have some black people who truly hate being black and dislike other black people. I've met people like that before.

[@Teenie-mg8xn]

My same thoughts SMH

[@press.80]

And Til This Day we still don't learn!

[@LaMe202]

That's a great question

[@gailjones7044]

Y'all and me THREE 🤦🏾‍♀️. YAYA about the only smart one left that ain't showing her WERK in mixed company 🙄.

[@mybtv5464]

Would never teach a ✋🏻 lady my culture … dangerous

[@KingaKucyk]

Why not?

[@RoboBops]

@kingakucyk It’s dangerous. Look at the Natives and the Africans for instance…

[@renaissancewoman100]

Money talks. For some reason whites want to practice what they deemed as evil. Why are they in all of the forums and paying good money to buy their way into ATRs?

[@renaissancewoman100]

​@@KingaKucykwhy do whites want to learn something they say is "evil"? Finally, we're free to practice our own religion that whites beat out of our ancestors. What makes whites think after all of that they have the right?

[@paigemoore4177]

Yah...u should look at how white Irish Folks was treated ... ALL Pagans of ALL colors were done dirty by the Abrahamic religions ...

[@melanatedwealth2222]

Girl, that intro the shit...... and I've been subscribed for a few years. But, every time I hear it, I start bobbin' my head and fix my lips like I'M "THAT GEECHIE GEECHIE YAYA"😂

[@steppingstones6326]

Sameeeeee😂

[@BaliforniaBunt]

I’ve visited Rose Hall as a kid on a trip to vacation and the story you told is very accurate to the story they told us, I believe the story is real you can feel the weird energy on that property

[@Bwrightback_]

THE MIRROR THING IS SO TRUE!!! growing up, I had old antique furniture in my bedroom. I had a dresser with a large mantel. the mirror was are large oval, it was huge. I always had bad dreams about that mirror. every time I looked in it, it felt like it wasn't me looking back. I remember asking my mom where all that stuff came from and she said it was from her friend, he sold his expensive antique furniture to her and later found out it was because he was a drug addict. He needed money for a quick fix. that furniture has been in his family for decades. I finally took the mirror down, because I used to cover it at night, after a really bad dream. it felt so real. and it made me afraid of mirrors. I have never looked in another mirror that felt the same as looking into that one.

[@user-jh2xx5rt2d]

As a american jamaican i so appreciate how you delivered this story ❤

[@ike___love]

When it come to Black Culture as it relates to Non-Black people we like to say “we can’t have nothing to ourselves” but yet initiating Non-Blacks into Ifa, Voodoo, Hip-Hop, etc? When we going to learn???

[@gabrielleabraham5773]

Facts

[@deellaboe437]

She was doing something more than voodoo. Voodoo is nature. She was pure evil. I've heard this story growing up.

[@treanishajackson2295]

Definitely, maybe Druid magic

[@Mo.1988]

It’s nature? No. It’s demonic.

[@neeciiw7840]

Factzzz she was pure evil💯

[@Rebellescum]

@@treanishajackson2295 thats not what druid magic is either.

[@Angelthemessenger1]

Umm how is this surprising. Lineage of evil

[@clarissemariaguida]

Thank you so much for the video. Voodoo not only Is real but it’s also very powerful. It upsets me a lot how the most powerful people and regions were discredited and destroyed into submission throughout history, and I can not understand the resistance in correcting those mistakes in current times. We would be such an elevated species if we could all learn with our different experiences and gave each other a hand through times of struggle, but no 😢

[@JJ8787]

My dad side of the family are Haitian qnd I've heard of this story and so many more! I love the way you defend our ancestry spirituality. Because we need to keep our beliefs alive and theiving

[@crownedbycurls]

I’ve been to her house… rose hall in Jamaica and it was interesting… the picture on the wall that’s of Annie Palmer and other little kids is creepy… if you walk to the left or right or center of the picture the kids eyes follow you… that was the creepiest thing in the house was that picture.

[@mrs_klb671]

I was on a cruise and we hired a tour guide to show us the city. We pulled up to Rose Hall. He told us the story then I realized that it was a over cast and eerily windy. He told us that she planted a tree to mark all her husbands/lovers. There was trees everywhere! He also told us they do tours and there is a cafe in the basement. Ain’t no way. I’m glad they were closed. I thought standing in the parking lot was too close. I grabbed a brochure and got back in the car.

[@chseylver4180]

The last sentence.😆

[@soulfoodsmama2980]

I’ve read the book and talked to people who have walked through her house, she lied about the nanny teaching her. No one taught her anything, she would spy on people and then use what she thought she learned to try to harm people. Also, there are still bear traps that she set around the house in the museum they have there now. Some people touch them but I would NEVER.

[@lpa4058]

This makes more sense than the Nanny teaching her

[@BossyychicVee]

I doubt she was taught … it’s far more believable that the lady spied and learned the information

[@jaysoncarter5093]

It always goes full circle. Any person who uses power for their means will always find out.

[@Tropicalbrownie]

I love this story thank you ❤… since you’re going to Jamaica can you do a story time on mermaids at flat bridge

[@aliciastalksessions]

As a Jamaican trust me if the people say its true 'it's true

[@sapioluck2894]

I just want to say I LOVE your ENERGY and your PASSION. BTW that natural Goddess hair yasssss ma'am 😂....no but seriously I love your channel an the content that you bring forth to light. Thank you just for being you!

[@saudade9346]

1000% agree with you…since I found her channel I listen to a little bit of something every day 😊

[@cri1625]

That Haitian nanny didn't teach her anything because if she did, Annie would have had RESPECT for these African descendants and Ancestors of her nanny. Annie was more than likely snooping and watching her nannies practices w/o the nannies' knowledge, and was doing some junk she thought was Voodoo. She was just evil and ATRS'/ADTRs' get a bad rap due to these evil stories and association to such stories. These are reasons WE NEED TO GATE KEEP OUR BELIEFS, ATR/ADTR's & HISTORY to ourselves.

[@TOGBE.KOKU.VODU.KETOGLO.ZODANU]

They Were Christians Slaves

[@TOGBE.KOKU.VODU.KETOGLO.ZODANU]

[@lilywong9672]

Or you know, the nanny was evil too? She wouldn't be so proficient at the practice just by spying.

[@growingupjamaican8056]

Love your rendition of The White Witch of Rose Hall. This one is straight from yaard! 🖤♥️👼🏿

[@784nickir]

Johnny Cash wrote a song about the white witch of Rose Hall. In fact he had a house near Rose Hall.

[@bigahk7823]

It's tahkoo. The o sounds like the o in the whoot sound owls make. Remember that the old language Arabic and Aramaic don't have as many vowels. A,,E,and oo. A,e i,o u were added by English folk. So his ancestor name would have naturally gave him the oo sound.

[@kolalee1502]

As I'm watching the video I see something moving in the far left corner and it's the views 😮You are definitely loved Blaque Witch YaYa, we love storytime ❤❤❤❤Asé

[@georgiapeach310]

Me too. I saw it and I was like, what did this video…everybody loves these stories.

[@luvchyldthaprod]

I remember as a child, seeing this place. Just driving past it, gave you the chills. She also had a banana rum cream drink named after her..if im correct I think it was called "MAD ANNIES".

[@bleep9559]

I feel like people brush this story off because admitting it's true is too terrifying

[@TOGBE.KOKU.VODU.KETOGLO.ZODANU]

They Slaves Were Christians

[@TOGBE.KOKU.VODU.KETOGLO.ZODANU]

[@indiamartin-ellison4840]

My uncle is from Jamaica and he told me this story years ago when I was a young girl..

[@pynklady11]

Thats funny i just booked this tour for my birthday trip to jamaica in 3 weeks

[@molliesgame3381]

When’s your bday mine is in 3weeks as well 12/02 😂

[@LowkeyMikeyyy]

Thanks for standing up for our Magical history queen! Asé! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@LunchboxNobodies]

Oh I remember hearing about the White Witch of Rose Hall on those Paranormal shows 😊😊 Thanks for the post YaYa.

[@daniluv2696]

loved this and thank you for the info. i love you my daughter is struggling with understanding the her power in her bloodline dose not conflict with her belief she will come around in time. i just thank you for what you do it has inspired me to get back to who i am and embrace who and what i am . thank you so much!!!!

[@Blkbutterfly7]

I stayed at the Rose Hall Hilton a few years ago. My friend went on a tour before me and said his camera would NOT work at all while he was in the house, but worked as soon as he crossed back over to the property. smh. Her eyes in the picture on the wall follow you around. very weird.

[@Coreyslimelife-qr8br]

I love the fact you're open minded and it sounds like you know your stuff

[@marymitchell5514]

Thank you for sharing your perspective on Rose Hall. Love your channel and keep doing you. I would only go if I knew I was adequately protected and I was proficient in voodoo to have great comfy in my skill. So, for right now, NO😂

[@brujapandorabox]

I love stories ! So happy you are keeping them going!

[@Shakali33]

Always loved the historical work you’ve been doing on traditional black spirituality over the Years YaYa; it’s akin to Zora Neale Hurston. I think it would be dope for you to travel there when you go to Jamaica and continuing to take your work to the next level by traveling to these historic places that you do coverage on. Traveling expands you- its a great way to learn and have a good time i Keep that protection on %1000💕✨

[@cmo828]

She was a yt devil. Those poor babies 😢. Just straight up evil.

[@PTheePythoness]

Went to MBJ for the first time a few months ago and as somebody with clairs, I knew as soon as I laid eyes on some of the properties (its hotels, apartments, golf courses, etc now) it was a plantation with a messed up history. I could feel and hear the anguish.

[@MsNikkiSunshine]

Just found your channel and I’m glad you extended this series. It’s my fav.

[@DapUniversalTarot]

Yes, YaYa if you're gonna spiral down the rabbit hole you might was well take us with you lol

[@RealSheylaFong]

"I've been looking for this one. I visited her house back home, and you could feel the heavy vibes around the mansion." Thank you ☺️

[@RealSheylaFong]

"The neighbors also said that she used to marry men to satisfy her sex addiction, and once they couldn't please her, she would take revenge, that's when she did what she did."

[@LaMe202]

She was wicked* im sure hell is her eternal home*

[@beckyashley2201]

I thought you was a Louisiana girl...but new orleans is a must. It really help me connect some dots with in my own spiritual practice. Can't wait to go again.

[@roylle6346]

New Orleans culture was heavily influenced by Haitians

[@Unknownbitch666]

Commenting to boost the video - Respectful listener here, thank you miss yaya for your videos and perspective. I appreciate learning these stories from your channel

[@user-gu4pk3cw3o]

I have learned a lot of history with your commentary… Thanks Witch YaYa!!!!!

[@ashleyholmon43]

Absolutely love Montego Bay we plan to tour Rose Hall the next time we visit and we also heard a brief synopsis about Rose Hall we had kids on board the tour bus so the driver didn’t go in to deep detail. But we could draw conclusions. Thanks for the detailed story❤

[@9ethergoddess369]

Ya Ya. When you go to Jamaica, plz look into obeah and its origin. Would love to see a video on that. 🇯🇲 🪄 🖤💛💚

[@shanidee2441]

Oh it's real. I'm from another Island but my high school would do an annual field trip to Jamaica for the 9th grade class..... I had some experiences there and on the grounds of the place we stayed in which was an former nunnery. I avoid those two places every time I visit Jamaica now😂

[@akiramarshall24]

Issa no for me. I don’t need to bring anything back with touring that place 😂..And I already know my mediumship would be off the chain with them spirits. That lady voice as a kid from the clip still scares the crap out of me even now. 😬… hope you enjoy Jamaica it’s so beautiful I just went last month for my bday. Go to the club 2727 when you go there it’s a vibe ♥️

[@nickyr3860]

That show ‘Ghost Brothers’ went to Rose Hall on one of their paranormal investigations. I think they pronounced the name, “Tay-Koo”

[@NecroOwl]

Finally found someone that watches Ghost Brothers! I remember the pronunciation being “Tay-Koo” as well.

[@AbsoluteAnna.-du3ux]

Beautiful black queen yaya ✨💜

[@danaraonsomebs]

Yaaaaay I am so happy continuing this series.

[@NecroOwl]

Same, I’m down to go to Rose Hall. I already visited the Myrtles Plantation twice for the night tours (the most popular I think). Also, I wonder what the nanny’s goal was for teaching her voodoo.

[@CardoFALLINLOVE]

I can’t believe that lady had the audacity to treat slaves like that after a black woman taught her all she knew smh

[@jahvenwhyte8594]

Annie Palmer 😂😂😂😂😂 as a Jamaican loved the way you tell the story good gyal

[@wildjambalaya7452]

Oh wow, I have never heard of this story before, but once again I loveeeeeeee listening to you tell them. And YES, come to New Orleans!

[@theshadaeofficial]

Girlllll I’ve been wanting you to do this story for so long gurlllll you need to visit it in person trust me

[@shaniadams8085]

Since we're on the topic of Jamaica please looking into flat bridge cause once your car goes over there ita never recovered. A bit like lake linear

[@leos8977]

@shaniaadams8085 you need to write her directly through a message. People see mermaids coming up out of the water sometime. Also the authorities have tried to build up the walls on the bridge, but the structures fall down every single time. There is this energy you experience when passing over that bridge. I don't like to drive over it. Feels like I am going to lose control of the vehicle. So nervous when doing so.

[@shaniadams8085]

@@leos8977 Thank you, I will! I've had a similar experience and every time we're home in Jamaica we avoid it at all costs.

[@leos8977]

@shaniadams8085 Thought it was mind over matter but its just scary especially because it feels like it is around a little slope and bend

[@shaniadams8085]

@@leos8977 I totally agree. What plays on my mind is that the cars that fall in are never recovered and when you look into the water you can see the bottom with ease! Where do they go?

[@leos8977]

@@shaniadams8085 it has quicksand

[@cupofchi_]

I just loveee your channel. You have such a homegirl vibe when explaining things. May you continue to prosper in everything you do! ✨🤎 also, super interested in the part 2 when you visit these places!

[@kaylatw36]

I'm sooo glad you're back!!! New sub in the house. I love love your content you are AWESOME!!!!

[@IndigoChild007]

Maaaaan, I saw posted 34 minutes ago and clicked so fast.

[@melindaroop1346]

Johnny Cash wrote a song about her. I think he had a house over in Jamaica, near Rose Hall, but he talked about how creepy her house is.

[@Newashb]

About 30 mins b4 getting on KZbin I was just thinking of how dangerous it is to teach young ppl or immature people which craft. And u have the exact topic I was thinking 😮

[@brujapandorabox]

Also!! A lot of surnames from Jamaica are from plantation owners, I just realized this, cause a lot of my family from Jamaica from same town Parrish have that the last name Palmer.

[@come_on_barbie_123]

I think vybz kartell's last name is Palmer

[@SpartaDxll-lz2cl]

​@@come_on_barbie_123yes

[@bubblyc5082]

Yay that’s my hometown. I love this. ❤

[@tbrown214]

I really love your hair!! Could you please do a tutorial?!!!

[@marisworld3831]

Girl I been waiting on you your stories are the best ❤

[@realmamamo]

I went to Jamaica in October of 2021 and my travel agent told us this story. He was born & raised in Mobay

[@LowkeyMikeyyy]

Happy new moon goddess! I remember this story on syfy! Great synopsis! I just wanted to say you’re a well of wisdom and knowledge! Love your insight into this story!

[@s.p.5213]

I've been there and did a tour during the daytime. I wiuld go at. night next time just to see if I sense the evil cuz daytime, it just looked like a regular older edifice w/ the grounds neatly maintained. Rose Hall is near Morningside and Junction where my family is from. Not sure what you meant about MoBay cuz that's over 2 hrs away from Rose Hall. And if you're into race and history, you can ask around why the area has so many light-skinned, curly-headed Blacks. The history was upsetting til I penned a poem called "6.25".

[@annadumervil7097]

That eyeshadow is fire 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥on you

[@dahlia_sutton]

I love love your channel. And you're gorgeous af😊

[@tel8870]

Thank you this was good!!. I love hearing these stories. Very excited for the next video.

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192]

I recently purchased a book about Annie Palmer and part of it discussed how Annie's parents move to Haiti from England during the reign of King Henri Christophe I (1807-1820).

[@bravewaves6250]

Can you plz do a story of Nanny of the Maroons I was told she was the first to bring voodoo to Jamaica

[@sharonriley7430]

I went to JA and visited Rose Hall in the day time never saw a thing, left disappointed but relieved 😅😅

[@aleshasmith-carter9094]

@blaquewitchyaya, interesting that you said that about the mirrors...I need to submit some questions and stories to you about the house I grew up in. I always thought that it was like the movie skeleton Key, once I seen the movie. But I am convinced that something odd went on inside that house. My relatives still live inside the house and its not right.

[@auzsatv5588]

My gma has been plus she’s a sensitive and she actually passed out which in all her reading or encounters I’ve never seen her do before

[@784nickir]

Make sure you smudge yourself for protection when you visit Rose Hall.

[@hassanas.benjamin3818]

Listen yoy are literally the best story taller i have eve listened to. When i first vame up on your gidoe i binged watched it all. Keep up the good work.!

[@moniquemyrie9012]

I went there years ago and I was freaked out, like I literally couldn’t sleep for a week!

[@kicav1062]

Why on earth are places in jamaica named after this woman??…never mind the places are owned by her people 🙄

[@AirinMMilf09]

I went to Rose Hall with my parents on our vacation to Jamaica when I was much younger. It was beautiful but there was this feeling that you were being watched every where you went. I ended up buying a book from there called the white witch of rose hall. Very good book.

[@ireliadominguez2259]

Love the tangents 😂❤

[@rebekahoriginal40]

Longtime subscriber here you should really visit my country Jamaica!. These stories are true . Always enjoy your commentaries ❤

[@Izastwin]

I agree with a few of the comments up in here. What was the Haitian nanny thinking? People say she would’ve learned it anyway. Maybe, maybe not! I don’t think she would’ve had the full knowledge if her nanny hadn’t taught her from knee high. Whether or not she was surrounded by people who practiced, doesn’t mean it would’ve been practiced in front of her. She may have been nosy and tried to pick up bits n pieces but not to the extent that she was taught by her nanny. The problem with “melanin”skinned people is we’re to welcoming and accepting. No matter where we’re from.

[@rasseih4937]

I am a Jamaican now living here on the main land America 🇺🇸 it is true that’s real thing that had happened there in Rose Hall Annie Palmer is real she did what was said that was pass down from generation to generation I went to Rose Hall great house on a few occasions there are times when you went in her room you can feel her essence and tingling feeling of chills running through your body once a tourist from Canada 🇨🇦 took a picture in Annie’s bedroom when he went back to Canada 🇨🇦 and developed the film there was a white woman reflection in the mirror dress in a white dress it’s real thing not just some folklore

[@Kay-Anna]

I was waiting for you to do this❤❤