Breaking the hex

 


Breaking the Hex — Esoteric Shields Against Black Magic and Energetic Invasion

By Dr. Arshad Afzal (Pen name: Faraz Parvez)
Former Faculty Member, Umm Al-Qura University, Makkah, KSA
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Introduction

In every culture — from the deserts of Arabia to the rainforests of the Congo, the temples of Tibet to the alleys of ancient Europe — the fear of the evil eye, hex, or dark spell has haunted humankind. Long before psychology offered terms like “psychosomatic,” our mystic ancestors diagnosed unseen attacks as “energy blockages,” “spiritual poison,” or “magical interference.”

This third installment in our six-part mystical healing series delves deep into the world of protective rituals, sacred invocations, and energetic cleansings that dissolve malice and reclaim one's soul sovereignty.

The Anatomy of a Curse

Modern mystics understand a curse as more than a theatrical spell — it's an intense negative projection directed at your etheric field. Often fueled by envy, malice, or manipulation, these energies disturb the chakras, distort thought patterns, and incubate chaos in one's health, finances, or relationships.

In ancient healing traditions, black magic was not superstition but a form of energetic infection. Just like you would cleanse a wound, shamans, mystics, and seers developed ways to cleanse the spirit.

Global Mystic Shields: Ancestral Defenses

  1. Berber Salt Rituals – In North Africa, healers mix coarse sea salt, black cumin, and rue leaves, burning them at dawn with sacred words. The smoke is believed to choke evil entities and clear psychic venom.

  2. Himalayan Fire Pujas (Agni Homa) – A sacred fire offering accompanied by mantras aimed to disintegrate astral blockages and invoke divine fire for protection.

  3. The Egg Limpia (Mexico & Andean Peru) – A raw egg, passed over the body, absorbs hexed energy. The egg is later cracked into a glass — revealing shapes believed to be energy parasites.

  4. Ethiopian Talismanic Scrolls – Ancient Christian mystics inscribe prayers in Ge’ez on scrolls, customized to the affliction, then wrapped and worn on the body to dissolve sorcery and repel jinn-like beings.

Mystic Practices You Can Begin Today

  • Salt-Water Foot Ritual at Sunset: Soak your feet in a bowl of warm water mixed with rock salt, seven crushed basil leaves, and a splash of lemon. As you soak, recite protection invocations from your tradition, visualizing black threads leaving your energy body.

  • Mirror Reversal Technique: Place a round mirror facing outward near your main door. This age-old method in Chinese and Middle Eastern mysticism reflects back harmful intent to its sender.

  • Recitation of Protective Names: In Sufi and Kabbalistic traditions, repeating divine names such as Al-Hafiz (The Protector), or Shaddai (Almighty) daily seals your aura with higher frequencies.

Closing Invocation

"May all that is sent to harm be turned to light. May the soul remember its shield. May the ancestral guardians awaken in us. May we walk in protection, unseen by harm, untouched by fear, known only by Light."

Up Next (Blog 4/6): "The Strength Within — Global Mystical Remedies for Physical and Spiritual Weakness"

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