State of mind when Hexing or Cursing
- WhiteRaven
- May 9, 2020
- 3 min read
Witchcraft Isn’t Just Light or Dark—It’s Balance
As a Witch, I don’t see my magic as strictly black or white. I walk the line in between. Balance is everything. Without it, we tip into chaos or weakness.
Words like curse or hex tend to scare people. They sound harsh, evil, even. But are they really?
To me, these words aren’t evil. They’re tools. And like any tool, their power depends on the hand that wields them.
Here are the three mindsets I check in with before casting a curse or hex:
Righteous Rage – When an innocent soul is harmed, my magic becomes the sword they never had. I step in with righteous rage, not for myself, but to avenge the voiceless.
Examples:
A child who was bullied or abused while no one listened.
A pet that was harmed or killed out of cruelty.
An elderly person scammed or mistreated.
A vulnerable friend betrayed by someone in power.
A client or loved one manipulated, stalked, or silenced.
Justified Anger - Not every act of retaliation is rooted in bitterness; sometimes, it’s the response of a soul that has had enough.
When someone targets you, emotionally, spiritually, or magically, you have every right to defend yourself. If they betray your trust, violate your energy, try to hex you, manipulate your mind, or feed off your spirit… that’s personal. And that’s war.
Justified anger is not petty. It’s earned. It’s what rises when you've been disrespected, dragged, spiritually attacked, or pushed too far, and you decide you’re not taking it anymore.
Examples:
Someone weaponized your trauma—used something you confided in them to shame you or control you.
A toxic ex won’t leave you alone, keeps stalking your social media, sending energy your way, or emotionally poking at your peace.
You’re getting spiritually harassed—constant nightmares, drained energy, anxiety around certain people who’ve dabbled in baneful work.
Someone sent you the evil eye out of jealousy—suddenly, your finances, luck, or relationships start falling apart.
You were used or manipulated—someone sweet-talked you into helping them magically, emotionally, or financially, then turned cold or cruel once they got what they wanted.
You're being targeted online—whether it’s a smear campaign, hateful comments, or someone using fake accounts to stir chaos in your life.
Someone made you doubt your power, mocked your path, or tried to humiliate you in front of others—knowing damn well it was personal.
These are the kinds of things that eat at you when you’re trying to be “the bigger person.” But sometimes, being the bigger person means standing in your fire and letting the flames speak.
Desire for Justice
This isn’t about personal revenge. It’s about setting the scales right when the world, or the system, fails to.
When you're dealing with those who hurt others without remorse, predators, abusers, manipulators, and spiritual parasites, you’re not casting from anger. You’re casting from a sacred duty.
My magic becomes a blade, not for spite, but for balance. For every victim left unheard, for every evil act that’s gone unpunished… There will be a reckoning.
Examples:
A known predator walks free, while the survivor is left to pick up the pieces.
Someone spiritually manipulates others, posing as a healer, guide, or priestess, but they’re abusing their power behind the scenes.
A family member or friend was harmed, and the perpetrator shows no remorse, continues living untouched.
A scammer or thief targeted someone vulnerable, and you know they’ve done it to others before.
You see someone exploiting spiritual paths to control others emotionally, sexually, or financially.
Abusers are protected by silence, family loyalty, or outdated beliefs that “karma will handle it.” But karma sometimes needs a little push.
This isn’t just a spell, it’s spiritual warfare on behalf of those who can’t fight back.
Blessed be Witches and Stay Wicked!
WhiteRaven
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