Shweta Bisht shares how she got rid of black magic in her book. She tells Darpan Mago that she is now helping people to get over negative influences in life
The story is of a simple girl enchanted by a guy, who tries to attract her through black magic. This semi-autobiographical book then shows the author turning into a spiritual healer working with the positive forces of the universe and helping others get rid of negative influences. One night Shweta felt that her world was full of immeasurable negativity. Her feet had swollen like small balloons and turned blue. She began to feel dizzy and low energy phases were now very frequent. losing interest in her job at a call center, she left work and started sitting home trying to comprehend all that was going wrong in her life. Shweta wasn’t satisfied with the existing answers and discovered herself being a victim to Vashikaran, a form of black magic. “If God exists, then demons exist too. The book is partly based on my life. I never believed in supernatural things till all this turned my world upside down,” shares Bisht, the author of the book Corporate chick turns into a spiritual healer.
The book describes the journey of a simple, happy-go-lucky girl whose life takes unexpected turns transforming her into a spiritual healer. leaving the past behind, she now works with positive forces of the universe to help people get rid of negative influences of black magic. The book is an easy read simply describing the events barring few editorial glitches. The book is not segregated into chapters and flows as an undivided piece. It has nine case studies pertaining to author’s own experiences as a spiritual healer and the other half of the book is “autobiographical”, informs Bisht. The author, who now frees people from counteractive tantric influences, mentions of using Satvik Tantra to cure the victimised. “Paranormal experiences are everywhere around us, they are not restricted to country or religions. Black magic was intended for the good of the society but people started to use it to grind their own axe,” she says.
Speaking on freewill and destiny, Shweta mentions that man has been endowed with powers to decide his own destiny. If one wishes and makes efforts, every person has the right to make his own world. Many events are certainly beyond human control but there is a fair chance of achieving what one wants. “If one says that he can do anything, then he might be arrogant. It is just that we have to be as humble and put in efforts each day to write our own destiny. Humne logon ki Bhrigu Samhita badalte huye bhi dekhi hai,” she says. The author goes on to stress that many of unknown energies reside with us in this universe. Science is still to explore and explain such phenomenon, and curtailing black magic through spiritual healing is one of them.
The story seems to have come out of a terribly suffered heart, which was later weaved and intermingled with unexplained phenomena. Ultimately it is a matter of belief, and reminds of an old saying that says ‘nothing has harmed man against his own will.’