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Recently featured by lifestyle.inquirer.net/wellness, a psychic reader answers reader questions regarding curses, the causes, and how they can affect your life.

The other question comes from Jane Nuevo (not her real name) and the question is about “curse.”

“I just want to be enlightened about curse. I know it was mentioned not a few times in the Bible, but does it really apply in our time?

“If someone cursed me and said, ‘malasin ka sana!’ (may you have bad luck) will it really affect my life? If so, can I do something to protect myself from such thing? If already a victim of a curse, can I do something to free me from such?”

This is not so simple a question to answer. First, let us define our terms. What do we mean by a curse? It is a word or thought uttered to another with the intention of causing him harm or making him suffer pain or disease.

So, essentially what they are saying is that a curse is a ‘negative thought’ which can be used as a weapon directed at others, by those who have and are abusing their great gifts and psychic power – these negative thoughts have POWER and seem to affective people physically!

Try asking around three to five persons in your office to play a psychological game on an officemate. When this person “A” reports for work, employee “B” tells him, “Oh, you look pale and weak, are you sick?” He says, “Of course not, I feel fine.”

Then he meets employee “C” who is part of the conspiracy, and he tells “A”: “Hey, is there something wrong with you? Why do you look weak and sluggish? Are you sick?” He ignores it.

Then a third employee, “D,” tells him the same thing, that he’d better see a doctor because he didn’t look good. By the time he sees employee “E,” employee A is just about to believe he is really sick. He then begins to feel weak and may even develop a headache or fever. All because several employees had suggested to his mind that he is sick. And if his mind accepts that, then he will indeed become sick.

Curses work in a similar manner. If you curse a person and he believes he is cursed, it will have its desired affect. But if he doesn’t believe it, the curse will not have an effect on him, unless this is accompanied by a powerful ritual intended to overcome his mental resistance to it. I’ve heard and read that there are some sorcerers in Haiti and in our own Siquijor Island who have the power to make a person ill at a distance through black magic.

So, there must be something to this matter of curses, even in our so-called modern scientific world. And if already a victim of a curse, how can one free himself or herself from it? By breaking the psychic connection between the sorcerer and the victim. There are psychics who can do this and who can return the curse to its originator or source. But this must be done only by somebody who has the power and the ability to do so. Otherwise, it can boomerang against him.

An interesting article and viewpoint that curses are essentially directed ‘negative thoughts’, which can essentially be used as a weapon by those abusing their own psychic powers.