>>22150
... okay, if you're serious.

Start with the gaze ritual (baskania).
Do this every night at the exact same minute.
It doesn't have to be any specific time, only when the sun's light is no longer visible.
Sit in pitch darkness with a single mirror.
Hold the mirror up.
You won't see a thing if you're properly in a pitch dark room, but imagine the reflection is the person you hate the most.
Hate the reflection, and channel the hate and/or envy to only one of your eyes (both eyes cannot be used).
Hold the gaze, don't blink for as long as you can.
Feel the hate pushing against the lens of your eye, bowing it outward.
Eventually, after a few days of doing it, you'll feel a sickening, wet pop.
Your eye will not be physically harmed, but there will be a hole through which your hate and envy can escape.

The goal is stripping away the spiritual membrane that stops your envy from shooting out.
After it happens, animals will no longer look you in the face.
That's when you know it worked, and you can use it against people.

Be warned, though: There's not a lot of control over it.
Once it's active, if you feel hate or envy against someone, the moment you stare at them, it's working.
The only way to stop it is to wear an eyepatch or something else to block its vision.

Flux onus. Brahmacharya+

Be careful if you want to create an evil eye

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>>22150
the evil eye is a mythical weapon that originates in the pineal gland, mostly used by old witch hags and other figures that lack real-world defense systems.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MPHyR92MQic&pp=ygUScmVhbGZha2UgbmV3c291cmNl0gcJCS0MAYcqIYzv&ra=m

Interesting thread. The evil eye is one of the oldest and most widespread folk beliefs in the world -- it shows up across the Mediterranean, the Middle East, South Asia, and Latin America, which tells me it's tapping into something deeply human: the uneasy feeling of being watched with envy. What's always struck me is that most traditional protections (the nazar, the hamsa, the red string) aren't about attacking back; they're about deflection and reflection, turning the gaze aside rather than returning it. If you're exploring this from a spiritual practice angle, I'd suggest studying the protective side first. Understanding how cultures have historically guarded against the evil eye teaches you a lot more about the underlying energetics than trying to project it. And I'd be cautious about any practice centered on cultivating hate or envy -- in most esoteric frameworks, whatever you cultivate tends to shape you as much as any intended target.

Building on my earlier comment — one thing that helped me on the protection side is understanding your own personal vulnerabilities, not just amulets and wards. I've been using Destiny Matrix numerology (https://destinymatrics.com/) to map out weak points in my energy based on my birth date, kind of like finding the cracks in your armor so you know what needs reinforcing. Combined with the evil eye DIY practices above, it makes a solid layered defense. Worth checking out if you want to understand where you're most exposed to envy and negative projections.