Believe it or not: folk remedies against conspiracies and curses that are still popular (16 photos)

Eggs, salt, matches and psychologists: remedies against spoilage





Surely, everyone has seen how new parents cover the baby’s face in the photo, supposedly from the evil eye. Isn’t this proof that there are still traditions that are associated with protection from curses and the evil eye?



So if many people still believe in these phenomena, surely there are also popular methods of combating them?





First, let's figure out what is what, because many people confuse curse and damage.



A curse is a formula of words that contains wishes of evil towards a person. And damage is a superstition; people believe in harmful influence from some ill-wishers and the influence of the other world.



Since ancient times, man has sought to protect himself and his family from the negativity endowed with dark forces.



There are several folk methods that are widespread on the Internet, for example, reading prayers or spells.

Ordinary clean water also helps; if you spray it on the child three times and cross him, this will help remove the evil eye from the child. By the way, if your religious beliefs do not allow you to resort to this method, then you can go to the bathhouse and “evaporate” all the demons, as well as the evil slander against you. If you listen to folk tales, a bathhouse can cure just about anything.



How do you use chicken eggs? Probably for salads, scrambled eggs, omelettes, but it turns out that this is also one of the most powerful remedies against spoilage.



If you run a chicken egg over a naked body, it supposedly absorbs all the dark energy, after which you need to get rid of it by burying it in the ground.



Ordinary jewelry is also used for rituals; for example, a gold ring will help remove damage to celibacy.



Naturally, the ceremony requires preparation: a saucer with salt, in the center of which a candle is placed. A special prayer is read, after which a ring is taken and must be passed along the edge of the saucer.



But that's not all, as the fun begins. The salt is poured into a container of water and poured out at the nearest intersection at the first rays of sun.



The main fun is the ritual of 9 matches. Allows you to learn about the curse imposed.



Each match must be lit from the previous one, saying “not the ninth”, “not the eighth”, “not the seventh” and further in order, and throw the used ones into the water.



If the matches float, everything is fine and there is nothing to be afraid of, but if at least one drowns, then someone clearly spoke to the person.

Believe it or not, this is everyone's business, but it is worth noting that many of the tips popular on the Internet can do more harm than save.

If you really feel out of sorts, you might want to see a doctor.



Indeed, in most cases, the problem lies not in something otherworldly, but in fatigue, lack of sleep and other factors affecting the human condition.



Do you believe in damage?