Can you protect yourself if someone is using a god/goddess to curse?

Panorama361 · #1 10-04-2024, 05:44 AM

Hey all. I just had a little hypothetical question pop up in my head. So I (involuntarily) found myself thinking of a scenario in which someone who doesn't like a particular person, even if it's for very little or no reason, calls on a deity that they work with to curse them. Could the deity just proceed to curse the unsuspecting individual? Is there any way one could protect themselves from such a scenario? If I pray to God, could he help protect me from such a scenario? Or would I have to do the step-by-step curse reversal as part of the process

Miss Hepburn · #2 10-04-2024, 12:45 PM

If something is cursing you I would not call them a god or goddess --but rather ...an evil spirit, a bad spirit, a demon?
I dunno.
But, for me, I would say YES - ask God for protection...then smile, it's done.
Have no fear, have no doubt.
Some people have no relationship or trust in God...so sure, do a 'ritual'. :)
Either way - walk tall in confidence and smile - it's done..leaving NO crack, no opening of doubt.

Cribbage1952 · #3 10-04-2024, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Panorama361

Hey all. I just had a little hypothetical question pop up in my head. So I (involuntarily) found myself thinking of a scenario in which someone who doesn't like a particular person, even if it's for very little or no reason, calls on a deity that they work with to curse them. Could the deity just proceed to curse the unsuspecting individual? Is there any way one could protect themselves from such a scenario? If I pray to God, could he help protect me from such a scenario? Or would I have to do the step-by-step curse reversal as part of the process

To answer your question, there are multiple answers, because it depends on where you live. Because in the Western countries, the Catholics use Exorcists to expel malevolent spirits. Whereas in Asia, such as Japan and Cambodia, they use Shamans.
In the religion of Shintoism, though, there is friction between State Shinto and Shamanistic Shinto, because the State version considers themselves as the Official one, so they frown on Shamans who work on their own. Usually, those Shamans are those who reside in remote rural villages that are isolated away from the activities of the official State Shinto.

Rah nam · #4 12-04-2024, 11:10 AM

Just extend your energy and it will bounce off.

Wandering_Star · #5 14-04-2024, 05:18 PM

Well, for one, they wouldn't be calling upon a higher-dimensional being (what we'd call a god or goddess), because such beings wouldn't participate. To do so is literally beneath them.

What they would end up calling upon, whether they know it or not, is a being from the lower astral who is willing to lie and pretend they are a god/goddess in order to get a human's attention. What angels are to us, we are to them, and many of them love to latch on to humans. And that being might be willing to follow orders and go pester another person, if it means continuing to get human attention.

But a person summoning beings from the lower astral would have to be of a very low vibration themselves in order to attract that being and interact with it in the first place (and, let's face it, if you're trying to lay a curse on anybody, you are operating from a very low vibration).

But lower astral beings can't do much to harm higher-vibration humans, because of the wide disparity in frequency. So they may try to do harm, but at most it's going to result in a minor annoyance. Higher vibration people are safe from curses, because they don't fear them, don't take them seriously, and know they are safe. The people who can be successfully cursed are the ones who believe they can, because they live at a low enough vibration, with a disempowered enough worldview.

It's all about belief, and your own personal frequency.