"Rhonda Kuykendall-Jabari pours her entire spirit onto the pages of Burn and Brew Rituals, sharing decades of master-level knowledge on all things sipped, brewed and burned. The perfect guide to going from practitioner to expert, Burn and Brew Rituals is a blueprint to understanding both the art and the practice.

"Each chapter shares a true-to-life Burn and Brew story and offers real-time instruction to merging personal choices with one's practice. Burn and Brew Rituals is a must-have for Reiki practitioners and anyone seeking game-changing knowledge on rituals and metaphysics."
—Love TaShia Asanti, award-winning Journalist, Yorube/Ifa Priestess, author of 9 books

"Rhonda Kuykendall-Jabari is the kind of author that makes you want to hang out with them. Just reading the introduction and forward about her life and influences was wonderful, and I hoped for more personal stories in the book. Perhaps her biography will be her next book! For her first one, she has included everything a practitioner needs for a safe, effective and maturing magical experience. Not just beginners, this book expands past novice and sharpens the skills no matter how long you've practiced."
—Melissa Cynova, author and cohost of Cardslingers Coast to Coast podcast

"Burn and Brew Rituals acknowledges, teaches, highlights, and gives us the tools to integrate our often forgotten sense of smell into our healing tool kit. Aromas can trigger warm memories, ease us into peaceful sleep, relieve stress and/or warn of illness. ...Asante Sana [thank you], Rhonda Kuykendall Jabari, for cataloging healing aromas, sharing tools to highlight and heighten, strategies for healing with our sense of smell forward. This book is quite the gem, for the kitchen, the living room table, and the bedside stand, all places where we can quickly put our hands on and find the lesson/scent needed for the moment. ...This book is a unique offering, gifting us knowledge to strengthen those seams holding healing remedies. Those scents hidden in our aunties' handkerchiefs, in our grandmothers' bosoms, in our uncles' clothes, in our fathers' sheds, and of course in our older siblings' rooms. The journey this book shares is one that sharpens our health tool kit, acknowledges culture, triggers memories, expands our universe of scents and celebrates an undervalued sense of smell."
—Janette Robinson Flint, executive director at Black Women for Wellness