White Magic Curse
Return Rite For Meeting Themselves In Another’s Mirror
Let them meet themselves without crossing into my field.
- Type
- return
- Target
- person
- Tone
- scathing
Opening Reflection
There is a distinct shift when someone finally meets their own behaviors reflected in someone else. It is not your doing, nor your burden to carry. It is simply the moment their patterns echo back through a different voice, a different boundary, a different life. This rite is for releasing the responsibility you once felt to explain, to warn, or to protect. You allow the mirror of consequence to rise naturally, without bitterness or triumph. What they taught others through harm or carelessness circles back—not as punishment, but as recognition they can no longer outrun.
Invocation
Let them meet themselves without crossing into my field.
Method
Set a mirror beside an unlit candle and place both within arm’s reach. Sit with your breath slow, feeling the steadiness of the ground beneath you. Visualize the person’s actions—sharp words, dismissive gestures, patterns they refused to acknowledge—traveling outward until they land in someone else’s life. Picture that person holding up a quiet mirror, one that reflects truth without distortion. Whisper that what was once placed on you now returns to its source through another witness entirely. Light the candle with a calm breath, imagining its flame illuminating the distant reflection, revealing the shape of their own behavior as it finally comes into view. Hold your palms open, signaling your release from their cycles. You are not summoning consequence; you are stepping back as it unfolds. When your breath feels clear and spacious, extinguish the candle gently, leaving the understanding where it belongs.
Closure & Aftercare
Rest your hands on your chest and allow your breath to settle. You are free from interpreting their path or bracing for their choices. Someone else has become the mirror now, and you no longer stand in that role. Let the relief wash through you as you reclaim your own space. The reflection is theirs alone to meet.
Safety Notes
Stay with breath. Avoid imagining outcomes. Stop if intensity or grief rises suddenly.