goofer dust

apart from cursing people with illness ect what other uses of effects dos the powder have on someone ?

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I have heard that goofer dust is a protector, sort of like black salt. It is used to spread around an area you want protected. That's all I know. I really don't know a lot about Vodou.

Essentially it is death energy in powder form. If desired I could see it aiding one in spirit work. However I think the general use is for curses. It is one of the strongest preparations used for such, when created right. Only downfall is you have to use it in person to get the effects.

the other name is graveyard dirt I have a bag of it on my altar I use it for curses the dirt is usually from a fresh grave

Goofer dust is much more than just graveyard dirt. It requires several ingredients and a butt load of negative energy among other things. But it does contain dirt from a grave, not necessarily fresh.

It would be good in my room to harness all the negative energy that is there although i do need to sage my room its quite heavy

I use sage that I gather in the desert I use it to purify my room of any negative energy

I knew about the sage stuff i wondering about goofer dust if it would work to

Goofer dust is not a practice of Vodou, as previously stated; it is a Hoodoo practice. Goofer dust is used against enemies, it is not a protection amulet nor anything of the sort. Goofer dust is usually planted on the enemies porch or in they're footsteps; it is to draw them away or do away with them. It is usually used in the gravest of circumstances, when the enemy actually sets out to do the person harm. There are many effects that goofer dust has but in essence it is illness. Goofer dust can be formed of many different roots and curios, it really depends on the person making it. Common things put into it are Graveyard dirt, snake skin, etc.

It can be used smoothly for any spells involving enemy work
I sprinkle some on my Dolls and over candles.