Understanding the Evil Eye: Symptoms and Powerful Prayer for Protection
What is evil eye
The Greek traditional belief of the evil eye dates back to at least the 6th century BC, the Classical Antiquity, or the time period that encompassed the Classical Era in Ancient Greece, when it commonly appeared on drinking vessels. During this time, the Greek civilization was at its intellectual peak. A common theme in literature at the time was that the eyes were a source of deadly rays that could bring harm to others. Plutarch, the Ancient Greek writer, is one of those who wrote about this concept. The belief in the evil eye tended to spread as Alexander the Great brought the Greek culture to the East.
The evil eye curse is a powerful malicious glance cast by a human on another human being, pet or thing out of anger, envy, greed, or any other negative emotion. The glare is so powerful that it can cause harm, injury, misfortune, physical, and mental illness to the afflicted person. There is no particular reason for getting an evil eye curse. A person can intentionally or unintentionally cast it on someone/something they praise or envy.
Symptoms
Whenever a person gets affected with an evil eye curse, it affects them physically, mentally, emotionally, and financially. Here are some common signs and symptoms you can find in an afflicted person:
- Fever, Headache, Nausea
- Heavy Eyelids and Yawning
- Mood Swings
- Anger & Frustration
- Financial Loss
- Physical Illness
- Arguments with loved ones
- Feeling discomfort in social gatherings
Pregnant ladies, newborn babies, kids, young and successful people are more vulnerable to the evil eye curse as they consciously or unconsciously drive more attention and praise from other people.
Cure
Evil Eye Remedy is the original and authentic cure of its kind. Relief from your symptoms is close at hand. The ancient and special Evil Eye prayer will be said for you, your loved one, your pet, or household item. The act of curing the Evil Eye or ‘mati’ is called ‘xematiasma’ in Greece, roughly translating to “an undoing of the eye”. It is believed that there are several ways to perform a ‘xematiasma’, with the most powerful being with ‘vaskania’ or ancient ‘xematiasma’ prayers.
