Throughout history, curses, spells, and collective thought-forms have significantly influenced humans. These forces, whether intentional or not, have targeted individuals, families, ethnic groups, outcasts, and entire nations, often leaving lasting impacts across generations. Sometimes what plagues us in this lifetime is related to a curse (curses can stem even from thoughts and actions) that have been either intentionally or unintentionally placed on you, one of your past lives, or one of your ancestors.

In this highly effective process and journey, we discover the source of what’s holding you back and unravel, untangle or unweave it from the inception of the curse or event, whether that’s current or past life or ancestral, to present day, and into your future. This frees you from the limitations, fears, and restrictions holding you back from your goals and desires. Curses show up in almost every culture and often stem from circumstances involving lack, power, and fear. They may continue to be fueled through family cultural beliefs and stories.

An example of a unintentional curse might be if a parent or a friend tells a child that they are not as smart as their brother/sister, that they are fat, that they can’t sing etc. and the child takes it on as truth. We can also “self-curse” ourselves through self-talk (thought forms) which we perpetuate on ourselves. Negative thoughts we direct at ourselves, like thinking we are “not good enough,” can affect our lives in deep and powerful ways.

Symptoms can involve compulsive thinking, addictions, a feeling of being attacked, chronic illness, accidents, and reoccurring “bad luck”. Some of these patterns may be passed down through the family lineage or from past lives. Unintentional curses are most common, but the harm is done.

Shamans and traditional healers do healing work which includes the skills to detect or diagnose the presence of ill-intentioned curses and thought forms implemented and blessed with the aid of spirit allies. To unravel curses and spells, bringing healing in their wake. Cursing has been a recognized part of many past cultures and continues to exist today. These curses, whether intentional or not, can manifest in individuals or families as repetitive and unhealthy patterns that are carried from lifetime to lifetime if not addressed.