White Magic Curse
When Their Confusion Finally Turns Back on Them
Let their crafted confusion fold inward until only their own truth remains visible.
- Type
- mirror
- Target
- person
- Tone
- scathing
Opening Reflection
Confusion can be a fog they cast like a curtain, hoping you will stumble, doubt yourself, and shrink from your own knowing. This reflection names the moment that fog begins to thin. When their shifting stories, evasions, and tangled explanations finally turn inward, the haze shows its maker. What once felt like a maze becomes a mirror, and every contradiction lands at their own feet. This is not vengeance; it is the quiet end of distortion, the return of clarity, and the steady reclaiming of your center.
Invocation
Let their crafted confusion fold inward until only their own truth remains visible.
Method
Sit beside a small steady light, letting its glow mark a boundary between what is yours and what has been pushed toward you. Hold a smooth stone or any familiar object that settles your breathing. Picture the confusion they scattered—half-answers, shifting tones, sudden reversals—only long enough to trace its outline. You are not diving back in; you are naming the shape.
Inhale slowly, gathering your own clarity. Exhale, releasing the burden of interpreting their distortions. With your thumb, draw a slow circle on the object, feeling its texture offer steadiness. Speak one quiet line that captures the tactic they used, nothing more.
Now imagine that line turning, like a reflective surface catching light, curving back toward the one who created it. You do not force it; you simply refuse to hold it. Let the imagined haze fold inward until you see only its origin. When the air feels cleaner, place the object down and rest your hands. The work concludes when your breath feels unhooked from their confusion.
Closure & Aftercare
When the confusion no longer clings to you, allow the space it occupied to soften. You may feel an ache where certainty returns; that is simply your intuition stretching back into its rightful shape. Let silence settle without rushing to fill it. If any lingering threads surface, note them gently and release them with a steady exhale. This moment is not about punishment. It is about restoring the path between your mind and your truth, free from the knots someone else tried to tie.
Safety Notes
A reflective practice only; keep the imagery gentle and avoid using this during acute distress.