Love spells are used to make someone to love you or to bring someone in your life. Could you tell if a love spell was put on you? When the universe works with wisdom and knowledge, some people will cast spells to get what they want in a relationship and you can tell if you are a victim of a spell.
Feel Strange
One of the signs of having a spell put on you is that you feel differently than you felt before. You might feel like you have a fog in your mind and have a hard time paying attention. You might begin to do things that you wouldn’t do before and want to go places you didn’t want to visit before.
You might even start habits or start dressing differently. The thing you will know for sure is that you are feeling different and you aren’t sure why. Pay attention to what you are feeling and talk to a friend about it.
Attraction
All of a sudden, you might feel that you are attracted to someone that you never were interested in before. You begin to imagine yourself being with them and doing stuff with them. You spend nights having a hard time sleeping because you can’t stop thinking about them.
If you are already with someone else, you might have more fights and not be getting along. This might have seemed to come out of nowhere.
What to Do
If you begin to feel that things are different and that you have become a victim of a spell, you have to stop the spell so that things will go back to normal.
Some people will try to go away and be alone but the best way to get rid of a spell is to stick with people that remind you of who you are.
You also can reach out to someone and have them to stop the spell or break the spell. A magic worker can break the spell and can even put it back on the person who put it on you.
If you don’t want to be under a spell, point out in front of the mirror and tell the spell to go back to the universe or to on the person who put it on you and thank the universe for helping you.
The notion of breaking a spell by pointing at a mirror and thanking the universe is interesting. Would love to see the scientific studies supporting these claims.
It’s curious how the article suggests surrounding yourself with people who remind you of who you are. This seems like a good advice even outside the context of spells.
This article presents an intriguing yet controversial perspective. The idea of love spells influencing someone’s behavior seems far-fetched to me, but it is a fascinating read nonetheless.
I agree Lucy Faith, while the concept of love spells can intriguing, it seems to lack scientific grounding.
The symptoms described—such as foggy mind and unexplained attraction—could also be attributed to psychological factors. One wonders if the same results could achieved through therapy.
While the article offers some steps to take if you suspect a spell, I’d prefer a more evidence-based approach to understanding these feelings. Has there been any scholarly research on this topic?
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