Comments on: Traiteur-A Cajun Healer

By: Sue

Sue — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 21:46:50 +0000

Thanks Dean for your comment. Usually each traiteur will have their own set of instructions that was handed down to them.
It’s amazing how often that happens, especially with warts disappearing. I’ve had several experiences with myself and my family members.

By: R. Dean Plessala

R. Dean Plessala — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 20:10:36 +0000

When I was about 7 or 8 years old, I had been having a 1/8 inch wart on the side of my finger for over a year, with several new warts appearing on other fingers at the nail line. My grandmother brought me to “the Treateur” in her home town, Donner, La. I had specific instructions: Knock on her door, tell her my name, and ask her to treat my warts. Also, I was not to say “Thank you.” As I remember, she had a piece of string. She pressed the string on each wart with her thumb, rubbing the wart as she softly mumbled something that I did not understand. When she was finished, she told me she would bury the string under her door steps, and my warts would be gone by the next full moon. At the next full moon, which was only 5 days or so later, I still had my warts. Still believing that my warts would vanish, i watched them each day. To everyone’s amazement, they began to turn black and by the next full moon, they just fell off. They did not even leave scars. I am a believer.

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By: Jenna Varble

Jenna Varble — Thu, 05 May 2011 18:28:36 +0000

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By: Renae Harrington

Renae Harrington — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:17:12 +0000

My associate
Sue Heldenbrand and I just held a Healing Arts workshop in a village called Breaux Bridge here in La. that included a history of the Traiteure and tools used.
The reception was incredible as we looked to the wisdom of the ancients for guidence in assisting our bodies with natural remedies and looked to nature to cure our woes of body, mind, spirit and soul. My intention is to visit Eureka Springs soon as it is very healing.
I am a female Traiteure, the term being Traiteuse or Traiteus.
Thank you Sue Heldenbrand for making sure our culture continues throughout the ages and the old ways never forgotten. I consider the merging of the old to the new knowledge to be the answer to our world woes.