Is it worth turning to fortune-tellers - many at some point in their lives think about it. If everything is not going smoothly in a relationship, then many people want to seek help from “professionals” - fortune-tellers, sorcerers, psychics, who “guarantee” the result. It seems that this is the easiest way to solve all problems in a relationship, especially if a woman is not confident in herself, in her "feminine charms."
But how realistic is it really to fix the relationship in this way?
On the one hand, the impact on the information field of the earth, on the subconscious, on the human energy field is possible. The ancient practices of shamans and sorcerers are sometimes effective. But it can be unsafe to use them.
- Magical, energetic impact is a kind of violence. Perhaps, trying to fix something in one area of the relationship, a not too skillful magician can negatively affect the human psyche: so, remaining with the unloved, the man is unable to leave her, but his behavior changes. He may start drinking, raise his hand to his wife, or lose his masculine strength.
- As a rule, love spells are limited in time, they cannot act for the whole life, and at some point the “victim” is freed from the power of the “spell”.
- This kind of influence loses its power if the "bewitched" person experiences severe stress, experiences strong emotions, both negative and positive.
- Most of those who promise psychic help are simply charlatans. Yes, they are good psychologists who are quite capable of assuring the client that they have helped him. But they are not able to have a real impact. Only a few are endowed with such a gift. But, as a rule, these people do not engage in self-promotion, because they know that interference in someone else's fate is a forbidden and dangerous business.
Nevertheless, people who turn to psychics are often happy with the result. Why? The placebo effect comes into play. A person who is confident that the ritual is working receives powerful support, primarily psychological. Human behavior changes, he becomes more confident in himself, in his abilities. He begins to look at the situation in such a way as if it is already changing for the better. And she really starts to change starts to change! There is nothing surprising. The person who applied the "love spell" changes his behavior, stops acting according to the old patterns, and the partner, accordingly, changes his attitude towards him and the situation.
But there are many ways to believe in your own strengths without resorting to resorting to all sorts of "psychics". They are successfully used by psychologists. Wouldn't it be better with their help to try to change a little, and then the world will change.
