At one point, while working with people, I noticed that most curses and other dark stuff were tied directly to the way a person perceived the world. Even an ordinary “chakra cleansing”, or performing the Ritual of the Pentagram, could bring their state back into balance.
Naturally, I understood that a person’s low and high vibrations, attachments and so on were what gave all sorts of curses and negative influences an opportunity to latch on. Like attracts like.
Later I realised that negativity does not simply appear: it looks for traumatic situations within you, for your experiences and attachments. And that is where it begins its work.
It grows. But as soon as a person gets rid of a major complex, several problems disappear at once.
It was with these thoughts that I began developing a system back in 2012.
To me it was clear that wherever there is pain, there is a great deal of energy. And numerous entities feed on it. The person let them in themselves. And then a programme is imposed from above. That is how it works.
But back then I lacked knowledge of the human psyche. I began with the basics of psychoanalysis (oh, how much it has in common with esoteric techniques!). And what can I say? Psychotherapy is a systematisation of scattered esoteric knowledge, applied to physical reality while leaving out the “spiritual rubbish”. Fortunately, Jung and his followers took up that “spiritual rubbish” and opened up the boundless world of the unconscious to us.
From these observations there gradually emerged a system of exercises and rituals based on Tarot and working with symbols. What matters to me is that people should not have to run endlessly to village healers who whisper charms, but should be able to help themselves.
A person who is supposedly cursed invariably comes back carrying the same negativity, and you cleanse them again.
By performing simple rituals, a person no longer has to keep undergoing cleansings. And it develops spirituality.
That is the point: not to go through endless “cleansings”, but to learn to recognise the source of the problem and work with it independently.