Cupcake Momma

Do you ever feel that a dark cloud is always behind you? Like your luck packed its bags and left town? When things go wrong in ways that don’t make sense, some people blame black magic. It may seem strange, but for a lot of people, the fight is quite genuine. So, what do you do if you think someone has cursed you? Let’s get rid of the nonsense and look at what remove magic can really do.

foremost things foremost, don’t freak out. Negative energy loves to eat fear. It eats away at your confidence and makes every bump in the night seem scary. Take a breath. Talk to yourself in your head. Some others could argue it’s nonsense, but your peace of mind is enough motivation to do something.

Rituals for cleaning aren’t just for witches in Hollywood. People all across the world swear by a good bath with salt. Seriously, get some sea salt, put it in your next hot bath, and relax. Picture all the toxic energy sliding off your skin and down the toilet. People have utilized salt as a spiritual cleaner for hundreds of years. No need for a cauldron.

Another thing you may do is “smudge” by burning sage. Light a bunch of dried sage and let it smoke (don’t set off your smoke alarm). Then, walk around your house and spread the smoke into every dark nook. The smell is earthy and alters the mood right away. Let the bad energy out by opening the windows.

Some individuals put pitchers of water with a little salt in them all about their homes. The idea is that water absorbs bad things that are floating about. Every few days, empty these basins and replenish them again. A quiet way to feel in charge.

If it all seems like too much, add some iron. You don’t need a wizard hat; just keep a little iron key or horseshoe in your pocket. People all throughout the world have trusted iron to keep them safe. Put it beneath your pillow if you can’t sleep. In the worst situation, you wake up with a lumpy pillow. In the best case, you start to feel lighter.

Here’s a tip from old family stories: say prayers or mantras before you go to sleep. Anything that matters to you is OK. You could feel better if you light a candle while you recite these words. You don’t have to chant like a monk. You can whisper it, say it in your own language, or just think it. The goal is important.

Don’t forget to clean up your space. Messy things attract strange energies. You might not think that cleaning the floors, throwing away damaged things, and making your bed might make you feel better. Grandma used to say, “A clean house is a happy house.”

Keep in mind that your mind can fool you, especially when you’re worried. Tell someone you trust about what you’re going through. Fear can grow in quiet and alone times. Talking about how you feel can help you feel safe again.

A little amount of faith, culture, and common sense can go a long way. It’s okay to do what makes you feel better. And if none of this works, at least your house will smell better, look cleaner, and you’ll have some great stories to tell at your next dinner party.

It’s always a good idea to go to a spiritual advisor or counselor if you’re feeling lost. Whether you believe in black magic or not, you have the power to break free.