Overcoming alcohol addiction can be challenging, and while there are various methods available, not all are effective. Often, individuals may find themselves returning to alcohol after initial attempts at spiritual or folk rituals. To effectively combat this addiction, it is essential to explore **folk rituals** that specifically target and help eliminate **drunkenness**.
Essential Guidelines for Folk Rituals to Overcome Alcohol Addiction
To ensure the effectiveness of the rituals, certain rules must be followed. It is crucial to keep your intentions and actions a secret, even from those closest to you, both before and after the ritual's success.
These rituals should be performed 2-3 days prior to the new moon. Additionally, selecting the appropriate day is important: women can perform the rituals on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, while men should do so on the other days of the week. Importantly, both sexes should refrain from performing rituals on Sunday.
Specific Folk Rituals to Overcome Alcohol Addiction
Calling a waning moon is observed the day before a new moon. Look at the Moon and recite: "As the Moon wanes, so does my addiction to alcohol. New Moon opens a new life for me. God helps. Amen." After this, avoid looking at the moon again, as doing so may diminish the ritual's effect.
The calling photography ritual is conducted for someone unwilling to abandon their alcohol addiction. It's essential to remember that this ritual can be performed in secrecy from that person.
For this ritual, gather holy water and a photograph of the individual suffering from alcohol addiction. On the photograph, recite: "Water cleanses the body and spirit; water will save you from drunkenness. Just as righteous people do not drink alcohol, so should you forget its taste. The water for you will taste like your wine. Your addiction is over. God helps. Amen!" After this, sprinkle some holy water on the photo and cross it three times. Ensure the photograph remains hidden from others, and give the remaining water to the individual named in the ritual.
This ritual includes naming conventions for males, such as brother or father. As you perform the naming over a jug of water, declare: "Clean water, sinless water, you give life to all. Give new life to the one whose name I say; cleanse him from sin and deliver him from this addiction. Amen!" The water should be mixed into the addict's food over a period of seven days.
Important: Do not mix this water with alcohol, as doing so will counteract the purpose of the ritual.
