Question:
Is it possible for someone to put a hex, a curse, or a spell on a rosary?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Is it possible for someone to put a hex, a curse, or a spell on a rosary?
Thirteen answers:
anonymous
2010-04-23 06:18:34 UTC
Why in the world would a Witch, like myself, not be able to touch a rosary? I've been to church, prayed to God, touched crucifixes and rosaries and been happy as larry. God is not opposed to Witchcraft - a ritualistic practice a lot like prayer - like some of the mass hysteria Witch-hunting religious figures in the past. It's completely safe - in no way any different to if you would have bought it from a nun. Rosaries are for hail marys and prayer - God will keep you safe REGARDLESS of what you're holding. Be it a crucifix or a sausage.
Child of Venus
2010-04-23 10:54:34 UTC
I am a witch, and I still own the crucifix I wore when I was Christian...I can still touch it. Witches can touch anything that any normal human can touch because we are no different from other people, we just have different beliefs. I can go into Churches, I can touch holy water, I can touch crucifixes and rosaries, and I could act like a Christian if I so chose. In fact, there are many Christian witches. There are probably more non-Christian witches than Christian ones, but they do exist. Witchcraft is not evil and has nothing to do with Satan. If a witch gives you something for protection, it probably will work. It won't do anything like stop bullets, but I'm guessing you knew that. I'm sure that some Christian witches do put protection spells or the like on their own religious pendants just as some non-Christian ones might put protection spells on crystals or other religious pendants. Witches won't hurt you anymore than any Christian would. They're people, and they all have faults and virtues like everyone else.

Venus Bless
confused_390
2010-04-23 07:52:13 UTC
In (short) answer to your main question: yes.

But any Ceremonial Effort requires Motivation...and

so you'd have to be considered a Threat of some sort

to provoke a reaction like that.



In an attempt to answer your other questions:

A rosary is a material object, and the cross has

pre-Xtian symbolism. But symbolism alone of an

unconsecrated (to whatever Deity) object does not

attract or ban.



And presuming an object were already consecrated,

a skilled Practitioner could "disable" the previous

"blessing" and "install" their own.



As far as "safety" goes, the practice of blessing/charging

protective charms and/or talismans is well established.

It only depends on the skill of the Practitioner and the type

of danger one is attempting to shield against.
MacFluffers
2010-04-23 07:14:19 UTC
Rosaries are prayer devices; they help you pray. That's it.



In fact, I'd be very slow to accept the idea that crucifixes protect you from anything. They're just a way to display your religion.
elliott
2017-01-25 17:31:56 UTC
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Nancy
2016-04-14 12:38:56 UTC
Theoretically any spell that you cast you must watch out for the reparations that follow. If you cause a person damage it does come back to you three fold. Only earth magic, wicca, or white magic should ever be used, unless you are prepared for the consequences! Peace, love, and joy to you. Usually the only way that a curse is broken is when the caster dies, but there are many exceptions to that rule, voo doo if the caster dies before a curse or hex is lifted then it lasts forever and stays in the family until the bloodline ends.
The Notorious Doctor Zoom Zoom
2014-06-29 08:59:14 UTC
No.

No one can put a curse on anybody. First of all, ignore all the superstitious occult people telling you to burn this or that incense, or take a bath with this or that. You don't have to believe in the invisible magic hippie in the sky. It's all superstitious malarkey. Welcome to the 21st century. Occult losers tell me they've "thrown a curse" on me all the time, and NOTHING EVER HAPPENS! Read the link below and you'll be fine.
alex
2010-04-23 11:56:49 UTC
Yes cousin, they can. They have done that to me already, well not me, but my cousin. and he almost got attacked by an owl. so yeah becareful. its bad and the reason why ppl do that to rosaries, its because they never think that anyone can ever do that to it, but they will.
Shadow Storm ☥ Witch ✡ Healer ☯
2010-04-23 14:03:00 UTC
A rosary is not a magickal item unless it has been blessed or concecrated. It isn't naturally powerful like sea water, salt, herbs, stones or any other natural items. So because of this, if you hold in your hand a plastic rosary then you're not holding much. The best rosaries are made from natural ingredients.



Plastic doesn't hold energy very well. Now, I happen to own several rosaries, as a matter of fact there's a large crucifix right next to me. I got this when I took a trip to Mexico and it was actually for my grandmother. I felt it would "complete" her altar but she has passed and I have kept it as a memory of her and as a symbol of my faith of course. I go to shops and if I see a rosary section I just have to stop and check them out to see if there isn't one I'd like.





Anyone, no matter their religion, or lack thereof, can touch a rosary. Someoneone Satanic could be sucking on a rosary and NOTHING will happen (unless of course they swallow it and choke haha but that's a different setting). Even if it is blessed nothing will happen. You can serve holy water to witches and satanists and nothing will happen other than receiving a few blessings from you.



So if the rosary was a gift from someone, whether they claim to be witches or not, they could lay a sort of curse on it without even knowing. Everyone has the same abilities to bless or curse no matter your faith. If someone gives you something and bad stuff happens then chances are they don't really like you or were upset with you and unintentionally served you a curse through the gift.



If a witch gives you a rosary for protection, that is like receiving it from a priest. These are people who know and understand the power behind certain items and how they can help you.



Crosses are said to be protective because they create light from their center. So yes they are protective but only when blessed especially if they are made from unnatural items such as plastic. Wood crosses are good. If your rosary is giving you grief then cleanse it. The easiest thing I can tell you to do is to go to church, submerge it completely in the holy water and attend mass as usual. After mass ask the priest to bless it for you. You're done! Problem solved and you can begin to enjoy a more protected self.



Blessings,

Shadow Storm

A Chrisitan Witch
Jeff
2010-04-23 05:24:54 UTC
It is, but it depends what level you are....

Rosaries aren't like crucifixes, but are really vessels for storing mana..

so the which has put a spell on the rosary? Try walking out into the street... if you get hit by a car it didn't work.
Alecs
2010-04-23 05:23:58 UTC
simply sacrifice a lamb on your altar and lay the rosary across it. perform the congress of the cow and stand on your head whilst chanting 'aoai eoiroei asodias'



then simply drink all the blood of the lamb and the spell is complete



gd luck
anonymous
2010-04-23 05:24:08 UTC
Dear oh dear. I suppose you also believe in Father Christmas? Some people are so thick.


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