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FAQ for Protection Spells Q: Will your protections stop all malicious activity and provide supreme protection against everything and everyone? A: No. The reason for this is simple; protection spells are always designed with a specific goal in mind. Since every spell works with a limited amount of energy to work with, it would stretch the spell too thin if it had to attempt to protect against the countless varieties of curses, hexes, jinxes, crossing, etc., that are out there. The spell would in this case simply be stretched so thin, it would have no ability to protect against anything at all. Therefore, all our protections, unless they are protections that provide more than one layer or protection, will always protect against a specific kind of threat. Q: Will this protect me against physical threats such as weapons, people seeking to cause me physical harm, etc.? A: No. At least, not in a direct sense. It will not cause you to be impervious to small arms fire or the stab of a knive, for example. What a spell of such a nature could do, however, is manipulate energy in and around a potential threat so that it will be more likely that those that seek to cause you harm of the physical variety will be more likely to redirect their efforts elsewhere and/or be more likely to see reason, so you can remove yourself from the situation. Q: Will this protect against curses and/or negative malicious entities/spirits already attached to me or placed on me? A: No. It will not. A protection is meant to keep that which is not yet in out, not to boot out that which is already present. If something is already in, please contact us, and we can discuss whether you are dealing with a spirit, curse, etc., and we will recommend you the appropriate listing. We should, however, note that it is often prudent to, before one removes a curse or negative attachment, place protections of a similar nature on you, so that the situation will not (or at least make it less likely) repeat itself.