Guide to Cursing People

An Analysis and Warning


📌 Document Summary

Eric Roxas's work (2024) teaches how make a curse against people who have hurt or committed a crime. It combines:

  • Christian perspective (Genesis, God, holiness)
  • Folk Catholicism (candle, Saint Anthony of Padua)
  • Spiritual revenge as an alternative to legal justice

🔍 Author's Main Point

AspectExplanation
BasisMan was created in the image of God; therefore he has the power to curse.
ConditionThe one who curses must be holy; otherwise, the curse will return to him.
LimitationCannot kill or physically harm; family is not involved
PurposeJustice, guilty conscience, misfortune in life
MethodCandle, picture/name, prayer to Saint Anthony of Padua

⚠️ Critical Issues and Warnings

1. Theological Problem

  • The Bible does not teach the use of curses as personal justice.
  • Romans 12:19 says: “Do not avenge yourselves… Vengeance is mine, says the Lord.”
  • The curse in Genesis is God's judgment, not human power.

2. Legal Implications

  • The swearing or swearing to others it may be considered:
  • Serious threats (Art. 282, Revised Penal Code)
  • Unjust vexation (Art. 287)
  • Cyber libel if posted online

3. Psychological Harm

  • The intentional infliction of fear, anxiety, and sleeplessness is emotional abuse.
  • May trigger mental health issues in the target.

4. Financial Exploitation

  • Offering “Ritual of Justice” and “Debt Collection Ritual” with minimum fee.
  • There is no guarantee of validity; this is potential scam or fraud.

5. Moral Contradiction

  • It is said to “not overdo it” but the very act of swearing is violation of charity.
  • Christian teaching is forgive the offender (Matthew 6:14-15).

✅ Better Alternatives

SituationRight Step
Aggrieved by the lawFile a case with the barangay, prosecutor, or court
There is a debt that is not being paid.Send a demand letter; go to small claims court
Emotional painConsult a guidance counselor, psychologist, or spiritual director
Desire for justicePray for peace and guidance, not a curse
Feeling helplessApproach DSWD, PAO, or NGOs for legal and psychosocial support

📖 Things to Remember

  • True justice is not obtained by a curse but by due process.
  • God is a God of justice., but He does not tolerate personal revenge.
  • The holiness is not a measure of power but of love and forgiveness.

“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” — Romans 12:21


🛑 Final Advice

Don't use curses. as a weapon. Instead:

  • Process your anger in a healthy way
  • Ask for help to authorities and professionals
  • Pray for yourself and even for your enemy
  • Trust that God is the true Judge

If you need someone to talk to or guidance, call* National Mental Health Hotline: 1553 (globe/tm) or 0966-351-4518.


📅 Review Date: July 30, 2026
Purpose: Inform, Warn, and Provide Alternatives