White Magic Curse
Mirror Rite For The Pattern They Promised To End
Let their returning pattern reflect only what is theirs.
- Type
- mirror
- Target
- person
- Tone
- scathing
Opening Reflection
There is a particular sting when someone repeats a behavior they once swore they would never return to. It carries the weight of old echoes, familiar fractures, and the quiet disbelief of witnessing a cycle you hoped was gone. This rite is not for punishing them or forcing change. It is for acknowledging the truth of what has resurfaced and freeing yourself from its impact. Through the mirror, you let the pattern belong to its origin instead of letting it bind to you again. Clarity replaces disappointment, and distance replaces confusion.
Invocation
Let their returning pattern reflect only what is theirs.
Method
Place a mirror on a table where the light is dim and steady. Sit with your spine relaxed, letting the quiet hold you. Picture the behavior they repeated as a single thread stretching between past and present, frayed where it touched you before. With each slow breath, imagine that thread lifting away from your chest and hovering above the mirror’s surface. You do not tug it or sever it; you simply observe it without stepping back into the story it once carried. Lift your hand and trace a gentle arc around the mirror’s edge, marking the boundary between your life and their unresolved cycle. Whisper that this pattern returns to its rightful keeper, not through force but through truth’s simple gravity. Allow the mirror to catch the repetition as light rather than weight. Sit until the tension eases and the thread unspools back toward its source, leaving your field quiet.
Closure & Aftercare
Turn the mirror downward and breathe until your shoulders soften. You do not need to interpret their choices or brace for their repetition. The pattern sits where it belongs now, outside your body and outside your future. Rest in the steadiness that comes from stepping out of old shadows. Let your breath anchor you back into your own rhythm, where their cycle no longer dictates your movement.
Safety Notes
Breathe slowly. Avoid naming individuals. Do not visualize outcomes for anyone else.