Do Curses Really Work?

A gypsy woman cursed me at the local carnival because I told her she was a fraud and kicked dirt at her feet. She then spoke three words in a language I didn't understand. She said I'd pee green for a week and that if I wasn't nice to elderly woman it would be permanent. I really didn't pee green that week but it was a weird color. I don't know if it was the curse or my imagination. On the other hand lucky charms do work. My friend swallowed a lucky rabbits foot on accident and won the lottery. He also married a smokin hot librarian. He lives on a huge ranch now and throws wild parties. I tried to swallow my own rabbits foot to get good luck but i gagged and threw up on myself.

who knows? but as what i've seen on movies and Televisions..i think it is something that is still unexplainable. i do think and personally speaking it still all about "CONSEQUENCES" and how the will of fate takes the individual. i don't have any personal experience to share, all that i am talking is based on my perspectives.

I'm not a believer of coincidences...and as I pagan, I believe in magick. BUT on one hand, if someone didn't curse them...maybe someone's sabotaging them? Same motivation as people cursing the company, revenge for getting hurt, being wronged, whatever. Only...slightly more sophisticated and less on psychology. Magick and science are relatives, imo. They're not the same thing, but they occasionally work together. xD Psychology, physics, and as another person here said "the invisible" do best when together for some reason. But then maybe this is just another crazy girl's opinion xD PERSONALLY, I'd check for saboteurs first, curses second. There's a proper order and the process of elimination to consider. xD

I don't think so but I do think a lot of things are just coisidences.

I think people who do not believe in the existence of invisible beings would say that what happened was a coincidence. I believe in coincidences, and I also believe in curses. Some effects may be psychological. We believe that the curse uttered will become true. But there are cases where it was not due to the victim's belief in the curse. There are incidents which cannot simply be cast aside with the word 'coincidence'. Try telling that to the person who passed water into the coconut placed near a diety, watched and later on cursed by a priest. He went away laughing, not believing the curse. Later he regretted it. However it is said that we can counter a curse if we are mentally/psychologically strong. It also helps if our trust in God is unwavering. all the best in your daily tasks, rosdimy

very interesting, good topic ! Yeah we do curse people and hope the cursed turn into what we wish, but it never works. Maybe we are not powerful enough to change them. Anyway, to adjust our way of thinking is the key point.

No, I don't think so. To some extent I believe in luck, but forcing some evil on somebody by a chant seems far-fetched and illogical to me. So, I would say that curses don't really work.