It happens that all members of one family at a certain age die or fall ill with the same ailment, which cannot be explained by bad heredity. And you know for sure that it started with one of the ancestors who did something bad, and a curse flew after him. You can try to remove the ancestral curse with a candle.
Necessary
- Wax candle
- Iron utensils
- Grater
- Glass with water
- Potholder
Instructions
Step 1
Learn the prayer "Our Father" or find its text. This is one of the main prayers among believers of all Christian denominations, so you can find it in any prayer book.
Step 2
Go to church and buy a wax candle. At the same time, it does not matter at all which Christian church you go to. The biblical curse "up to the seventh generation" exists among Orthodox Christians, Catholics, and even Protestants. But it is better to go to the church to which your ancestor belonged, from which one candle began.
Step 3
Prepare a glass of water. It is better to use spring water, but as a last resort, you can take tap water.
Step 4
Grate the candle into an iron bowl. Hold the jar over a fire to melt the wax. It should turn into a homogeneous mass. At the same time, it should not be stirred. Keep the wax on fire until you read the prayer.
Step 5
Read Our Father and remove the jar from the fire. Hold the jar in front of you and say a prayer in wax asking you to relieve you of the ancestral curse. The text can be arbitrary, but at the beginning it is necessary to address "I ask, such and such, the Lord God, His Son, Jesus, His Mother, the Most Pure Virgin Mary." Next, ask to remove the curse of your ancestor from you and your entire family and show Heavenly Kindness and Generosity. If you know, enter the name of the cursed ancestor.
Step 6
Slowly pour the wax into a glass of water, saying: “As in the spring the river carries away everything superficial, picking up dirt from the bottom and purifying itself, so will my shell be cleansed of stains. With God, not with Satan. " Pouring out the last drop, say: “I pour it out and hope. Amen".
