This same practice can be adapted for the workplace, or you can even wear a mirror pendant and set the intention that it reflect all energy back to a specific source. If the upstairs folks are bothering you, you’ll need to figure out a way to attach it to the ceiling, reflective-side up. If your issue is with your downstairs neighbors, you can place it reflective-side down on the floor, perhaps under a piece of furniture. Usually the mirror is placed outside of the house, but apartment dwellers can place the reflective side against the wall, and hide it behind a picture or a sofa.

Sending negative energy right back to its source is quite a bit tidier and more efficient than a hex or a curse. The idea is to the mirror so that the reflective side is facing the neighbor’s house, and then simply set the (completely neutral) intention that it reflect all energy – good, bad, or in between – directly back to its source. Hex/Curse Alternative #1: Reflect All Energy Back to Its SourceĪ traditional feng shui cure for dealing with challenging neighbors involves nothing but a mirror. (Also check out my book, Little Guide to Protection Magic: Everything You Need to Know, Including Protection Spells.) And it’s just not worth it.īut, hey, cheer up: you have options! Whether you want to hex your ex, a neighborhood bully, or anyone else, the five alternatives below will provide valuable magical recourse without endangering your own energy, sanity, and general wellbeing. In my regrettable experience, karmic backlash in response to curses and hexes is a real thing. It seems your options for doing something about it in the physical world are so painfully limited, you feel almost irresistibly compelled to direct your considerable personal power toward causing them harm.īelieve me, I’ve been there. Someone did you wrong, and it is so, so, so infuriating and unfair.

If you just searched “How to curse someone,” or “How to hex someone,” read this first! Before you mess up your karma by cursing or hexing someone, try one of these safer, more elegant options instead.

Hex on the ex