Prolonged or repeated exposure to the evil eye can result in more severe headaches or migraines, chronic fatigue, and accidents that become more severe as time goes on. Sufferers of this condition are also likely to experience fatigue, feeling mentally foggy, or suddenly becoming prone to clumsiness, dropping things, or minor accidents. Often a dull ache in the head can follow the encounter where the eye biting occurred within 10 minutes. The symptoms of this condition usually begin with a headache. This intense negative energy is projected onto the person that they’re feeling negatively about through the gaze. The evil eye happens when a person who has the ability feels a strong negative emotion, typically envy or jealousy, but also occasionally anger. This is a very important point, the evil eye is nearly always unintentional! Because of this, the approach needed to remove it is very different from a curse. In essence, the evil eye is an unintentional curse.
Some version of this phenomenon is known in nearly every culture, it’s so widespread that it even makes an appearance in the Bible. The evil eye (also called Malochia, being crossed, or eye biting) is a very common spiritual affliction. Instead, the caster will more commonly spit in front of or behind the person they’re trying to curse. Alternatively, they can spit on something of the persons, preferably something the target will make direct contact with like a door handle, a car door, or a chair. Obviously, spitting on someone would be the most direct form of cursing them, but that’s quite an inflammatory move and is actually illegal. It takes some effort to work up enough saliva to spit on something while not taking up a terrible lot of time so you can work a lot of intent into one little action.
While there is certainly a place in the craft for more elaborate forms of baneful magic, it can be incredibly useful to have a few more simple methods tucked away in your back pocket for when you need them. In situations like these, there are quite a few options available to a witch in need of a hasty curse.
Modern witches don’t always have the time, tools, or energy to perform such curses. I often find that drawn-out curses that may take days or even weeks to perform aren’t always practical. Many curses are too elaborate for use in day-to-day situations or by beginners.
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