Lilith Dorsey is an author, filmmaker, and practitioner of magic with Afro-Caribbean, European, and Native American origins. With a degree in anthropology from New York University and a master's in film from the University of Southern California, she combines her academic knowledge with rich practical experience in spiritual traditions. Lilith is known for her significant contributions in the field of magical and spiritual practices, especially in Afro-Caribbean traditions such as voodoo, hoodoo, and santería.
She is the author of several influential books, including Voodoo and Afro-Caribbean Paganism, The African-American Ritual Cookbook, and Orishas, Goddesses, and Voodoo Queens. Her work explores the depths of ritual practices and spiritual beliefs while offering modern and accessible perspectives on these ancient traditions.
In addition to her writings, Lilith Dorsey is an initiated voodoo priestess, a professional ritual dancer, and an accomplished filmmaker. She has produced and directed documentary films on esoteric and cultural subjects, bringing a unique and enlightened vision to a diverse audience.
Lilith is also a sought-after speaker, sharing her expertise at numerous events and workshops worldwide. Her passion for preserving and transmitting ancestral knowledge is reflected in her commitment to the community and her desire to educate and inspire others through her writings and presentations.
