Going on a trip, especially to another country, we can rarely refrain from purchasing for ourselves or as a gift to loved ones some trinket, a sample of local exotic. But such a purchase can cost you dearly …
Bad experience
Here are some illustrative examples. A woman who worked as a lawyer in a Moscow firm, an Armenian by nationality, brought a decorative khachkar from Yerevan. It was a miniature copy of a religious relic, which was a stone stele with crosses carved on it.
Soon, members of the lawyer's family suddenly became ill. At first it never occurred to anyone that the “innocent” Yerevan souvenir could be to blame for everything. And then the lady's son died of a heart attack. Three months later, her uncle died under mysterious circumstances … And only then the woman guessed to turn to a psychic, who quickly established the cause of the misfortunes. He informed his client that the stone with crosses is a symbol of death. Bringing such a "souvenir" into the house is like opening the door to the world of the dead!
After the lawyer got rid of the khachkar, the tragedies stopped. But the son and uncle could not be returned.
During a trip to Egypt, one family acquired a mask that supposedly depicted the face of the famous Queen Nefertiti. It didn't take long for the husband to openly cheat on his wife. The family broke up. It turned out that the mask did not depict Nefertiti at all, but the goddess of destruction Miktlansihuatl, and it was made not even in Egypt, but in Mexico …
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Caution, danger
So, what kind of souvenirs is it better to refrain from buying?
Magic artifacts
In exotic bazaars, you may be offered a "talisman for happiness" or "an amulet that protects from evil." It can be anything - a dried animal's paw, a dubious medallion with a mixture of dried grass and insects inside, or a figurine of an unknown goddess.
You should not take risks and take the seller's word for it. A talisman or amulet may actually perform a completely different function from that which was announced to you. Or have “side effects”. Let's say the talisman will really bring you wealth, but at the same time you will begin to lose your loved ones.
Masks
If the mask is new, just cut, there will be no big trouble, but if it is old and has already been used in some rituals, then it is simply dangerous. Such masks can be recognized by dried traces of blood on them, the remains of a sticky mass, abrasions … Such masks have a corresponding aura. The consequences can be anything from illness to accidents.
You should also pay attention to what the mask represents. If this is some evil deity, demon, then it is better to refrain from acquiring. Masks depicting a human face studded with nails are very dangerous. They can damage a person's aura. Children who like to play with such masks are especially affected. Moreover, even getting rid of the mask does not always lead to results.
Mirrors
Often they are of ancient origin and that is why they are popular with buyers. But any psychic or parapsychologist will tell you that the mirror has informational memory. It absorbs the energy of everything that surrounds it. And these energies are not always positive. By purchasing such a mirror, you can bring other people's problems and tragedies into your life. In addition, mirrors are often used for magical purposes, and it is possible that the soul of some deceased will live in your purchase. At the very least, this will lead to nightmares if you sleep in the room where this mirror is located.
Steel arms
Some people collect knives or daggers. But such an object may have an ambiguous energy. If a person is ever killed with such a knife, then he can subsequently have a destructive effect on the life of the new owner. For example, cutting off the path to financial well-being. There are also more severe cases - for example, the owner commits suicide with the help of that very "souvenir" blade. Do not forget that edged weapons can be magically charmed, God knows what.
Ancient coins
For some reason, they are believed to bring financial luck. However, bioenergy experts argue that in reality this is not the case, and a person who has become a “happy” owner of such coins or an entire collection may simply go broke. After all, such coins are often talked about, "putting" someone's failures there, and then selling them to simpletons. If you crave increased wealth, then it is better to buy a figurine of a toad or a scarab beetle - these are proven symbols of wealth that actually work.
Dried animal carcasses
They may contain some kind of exotic infection. But even if they are not infected with anything, a corpse is a corpse. Why let death into your house? It is not known how this may turn out.
We neutralize the negative
If you really liked the thing so much that you cannot part with it, then at least perform a ritual of “clearing” of negative energies. To do this, you need to thoroughly rinse the item with cold running water, ignite it over a fire or put it in a jar of sea salt for three days. After that, put the thing so that sunlight falls on it (for example, on a windowsill), and let it lie like this for a whole day.
If the artifact is too large to carry out such manipulations, at least fumigate it with incense sticks. This neutralizes the destructive energy.