The Other Woman Doing Witchcraft

As I explained here, it's pretty tempting to believe that others are cursing you when your life is miserable and no tangible effort to make things better seems to work. If you had it tough, it's easy to your brain to make connections. I am cursed! A dark spirit is threatening my happiness. 

You have to believe that there is a reason behind it all. You want answers and reassurances.

The revelation is scary but also provides some kind of confort - now you know what's going on and you can be resolute to solve the problem and escape this cycle of bad luck from something that is external from yourself. At least is not your fault. 

Fortunately, a "curse" had nothing to do with your misery. After countless pendulum sessions, egg cleansing spells, blessed candles, root work, curse removals or just time and common-sense, you have come to terms with the fact that no one was actually hexing you. Your enemies are powerless or not interested or you are not worth the cost, which is great. The only thing you are fighting here is yourself. Nobody is immune to bad things happening. 

Hang in there - everything will go all right. You can also take a strategic approach to improve your existence, but removing alleged spiritual attacks from your thoughts is the first step. 

I am always surprised at how many people are being told they are cursed. This is not to say that clairvoyance is false but I have had my share of terrified clients who come to me after having been dominated and hooked by tarot readers for years and even decades. If I confirmed that there is no curse, I always try to explain them how this stuff works. 

The first thing: tarot is worthless non-sense. This beautiful deck of illustrated cards used for the purposes of divination is tempting, is attracting, is alluring, but the person behind it is very likely combining high-probability guesses with carefully elaborated language. Readers are bold and good listeners. They can learn a lot about you just from your facial expressions and even the way you dress and behave. 

If you look concerned, they plant a seed ("there is some dark energy around you") and then just need to wait. What happens next is up to you. 

If you are seeking spiritual counselling, don't. Every reading follows a predetermined script and once you learn to spot it, it becomes incredibly obvious. 

Stop buying curse removals and order a road opener spell instead, and you'll see how things change for real. 

Your mental health is at stake. 

The Other Woman Hired a Spell Caster

The romantic equivalent of the you are cursed charade is the other woman is doing spell work. I would say a lot of my female customers hopelessly in love who order tarot readings come here saying the same thing: another woman is doing black magic on my target, the energy reader just confirmed! 

This sounds alarming -you have officially a competitor- but it's also a relief, because it provides a logic explanation to a situation extremely painful. "That's why this guy left/doesn't want to be with me", or "that's why my love spells are taking more time to work than I expected". 

If you know for certain that there is a third person or your target is married or in a relationship, it's even easier to rationalise the revelation. 

And also "I'm actually doing black magic on my target. Why wouldn't another woman do the same?". 

This lie is just one of the ways occultists use to fool you. The power of suggestion is extremely persuasive in how we view reality. Fortune tellers posses an impressive ability to manipulate human credulity and it's a reasonable guess to believe that your ex boyfriend's girlfriend is paying another psychic to block him with negative energy that would keep him away from you or whatever. 

Where is the evidence? 

First of all, is your point of interest that special? 

Because having more than one woman doing black magic on someone is rare, unless the target is highly desirable. Try to think rationally, because it's not easy to say to someone: excuse me ma'am, why a pretty 19 year old would do black magic on your decrepit and broke husband? (for example). Not even you should be doing it, but if this is what you want, I'll help you to get your way in a relationship. You have your reasons. It's your happiness that I care about. But I don't want to do unnecessary rituals because of what some buffoon said.

If you want to work with me but you completely buy into the whole medium/reader thing, please walk away because this will make your magical journey a complete nightmare. 

That said, if you live in a country or region where witchcraft is common or if your target is attractive, wealthy or famous, a great guy, with lot of good qualities, I won't deny the fact that other women can be investing their money and energy to get him. Because it happens. If that's the case... 

Stay Away from Readings after a Ritual 

Tarot cards have been around since at least the mid-15th century and other forms of divination are old as the hills, so you are not alone. It's completely normal to feel attracted, curious and even fascinated. But making decisions and doubting a future that is being carefully created by demons because of what a random tarot reader says is a horrific mistake. 

You should see your desire as a done deal after a ritual. Period. If you don't, you have a problem.