Two hours, virtual. $225

A pattern that will not break

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Some things in a life go wrong more often than chance accounts for. Money that never quite stays.

Relationships that end the same way every time, with different people. A run of accidents and illnesses and small disasters that everyone around you has started to comment on. A door that closes right at the moment something good was about to happen, and then closes again the next time, and the next.

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Or it is older than you? A pattern that ran in your mother and your grandmother and is now running in you, and nobody in the family can say where it started. You may have tried very hard to change it and found that effort does not touch it.

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What is a curse?

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The word carries a lot of theater and almost none of it is useful. A curse is a structure made of intention and words. Somebody wished something on somebody, or swore an oath, or made a vow, or spoke a sentence in a moment of real force, and that structure held. It can be deliberate and it can be entirely accidental. It can come from a stranger, or from family, or from a religious or cultural inheritance nobody alive chose. Quite often it comes from the person themselves, in something they once declared about their own life and never took back.

 

Thought-forms work the same way. They are built out of repeated attention rather than a single moment, and they behave like weather that follows one person around.

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None of this requires anyone to have been evil. Most of what I find was built by someone who was frightened or grieving or furious, decades or centuries ago, and who is long past caring now.

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What is curse unraveling?

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The structure gets taken apart rather than blasted. I trace it back to where it began, find what has been keeping it running, and find where it is attached to you. Then it comes undone in the reverse of the order it was built, thread by thread, and what it was draining gets restored.

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Unraveling matters as a word. Something cut off can regrow. Something taken apart at the source does not.

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What the session is like

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We meet over Zoom for two hours. We talk first, about the pattern and how far back it goes and who else in your life carries it. Then I work, and you rest. You do not have to do anything, and you do not have to know who did this or when. Finding that out is my job, not yours. Afterward we talk about what I found and what came apart.

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It is quieter than people expect. The common report is not a thunderclap. It is that the thing that always happened stopped happening, and it took a few weeks to notice.

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What you might be worried about

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You do not need to know who cursed you. Most people never find out and it makes no difference to the work.

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You are not being asked to accuse anyone. Naming a person is not part of this and I will not help you build a case against a family member.

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If I find nothing, I will tell you I found nothing. I will not manufacture a curse because you paid for a session.

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I do not curse anyone, ever, for any reason, and I will not take that work if you ask. This runs one direction only.

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This is not therapy and it is not medical care. A pattern that will not break can have entirely ordinary causes, and if that is what I think is happening, I will say so and tell you who to see instead.

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Curses can attach to a family, a home, a piece of land, or a business, not only to a person. If the pattern is bigger than you, say so when you book.

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What I will and will not do

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I will trace the thing to its source and take it apart there. I will tell you honestly what I found. I will follow up with you afterward.

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I will not diagnose you. I will not tell you the curse is too strong for one session and sell you a package. I will not work on someone who has not asked for it themselves.

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Booking

Sessions run two hours over Zoom, with a twenty four hour lead time. $225.

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Not Everything Unseen Is Imaginary