After a while eh?But I have concluded that this is my uncles wife Vendetta against him.Though she is a Muslim Shiite at birth, but I highly think that she is a Zor'dashti(Zoroastrian) and As you know, one of the most countries that uses witchcraft here in Middle-East is Yemen, Egypt and Iran.She traveled back and forth between Iran and Kuwait(where I live).And I think my uncle is bewitched or something, my uncle acts way too strange past 3 years, he obeys every single thing his wife and his children says to him to do. But we used Qur'an as a remedy, he is fine and himself, a little bit.BTW, he is 57 and works as a Car Accident Detective.
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the obedience thing supposed to go the other way in your neck of the woods. Strange, very strange indeed.
ive heard of some old school witchraft from italy?spain were witches had the ability to make odd objects appear within there enemies body and even make them throw up things like frogs and pins you might wanna check the mystica
BTW, he is 57 and works as a Car Accident Detective.
Quote from: Dreamer on January 08, 2010, 08:33:46 AMBTW, he is 57 and works as a Car Accident Detective. So it wouldnt be unusual for him to be around sharp metal objects from the scene of a crime. I'm not saying that it can't happen, but sticking pins in someone is usually done in ATR's (African Traditional Religions) but in the New World with of course poppets, commonly known as Voodoo dolls. However, the pins are used as a tool for focusing, and are not always used for negativity. Dolls occur all over the world, but the using of pins on a doll to use on a person is more commonly found in Voodoo and other ATR based religions in the New World. Focusing pins though isn't always used for negativity, either. Its also not used to "stick" the person. What you are doing is using the pin to focus your concentration/intent to transfer to your target. What did the doctor say it was from? What evidence do you have that it was his wife? I certainly believe in spirit and the occult and use it in my day to day life, but I think its good to try and be rational and look at every perspective. I think people are sometimes too quick to get hysterical and blame something supernatural before looking at the mundane. And then people get so fixated on a fantasy, they won't even listen to a rational explanation. I'd just like to hear more about it and the reasons why you believe it was dark magic and what your uncle actually believes. Why would his wife cast a spell to make his kids boss him around? Wouldn't she want to be the boss if that was her intent? Plus, Zoroastrianism, its Persian. Is his wife from Yemen and Egypt?? Or did I misunderstand the reference? Plus Zoroastrianism is very ancient, but not a religion of "Black Magic". It shares a lot of Vedic qualities, and although they do incorporate demonology into their religion, so does Catholicism and Christianity, and Judaism, and even Islam (Djinns).
Quote from: Levinthross on January 06, 2010, 01:13:25 AMive heard of some old school witchraft from italy?spain were witches had the ability to make odd objects appear within there enemies body and even make them throw up things like frogs and pins you might wanna check the mystica That happens in traditional hoodoo, too. Its called "live things in you"