02/10/2024
Nazar is real, y’all. I don’t know if it’s just me or if anyone else has had this experience, but lately, I’ve been feeling it more than ever. Let me explain…
On my birthday, last year, I was looking and feeling pretty amazing (if I say so myself). I woke up, wore the best dress, wear makeup and walked directly to my workplace, everyone would say only one thing, “you look so pretty today” I hadn’t even taken any pictures yet and while my colleagues had been arranging cake for me, I accidentally hit something, and boom—I ended up with scars on my face! My face was bleeding. To make things worse, I didn’t even have a picture without scars from that day, my lens fell out of my eye, one thing that was adding to my look and I was so excited about. It was like one minute, I was glowing, and the next, everything was falling apart. I still have a mark from it that needs plastic surgery scar revision.
Then, again, on November 18th 2023, I had a sudden fall that injured me badly. I made lots of jokes to everyone at home that I got a new line on my hand and it must have some significance in palmistry. But had it any good significance? It proved otherwise. It felt like one bad thing after another. It got me thinking—maybe it’s not just a coincidence. Maybe all the love and attention we get, especially when we share our happy moments on social media, can somehow attract negative energy. Not everyone is happy, seeing us happy.
I used to love sharing the good things in my life—my joy, my achievements, my little victories. But after these incidents, I’m starting to wonder if I should be more careful. Not everything needs to be out there for everyone to see. Sometimes, the more we share, the more we invite unwanted attention, and we never know what that can bring.
It’s not about being paranoid, but maybe it’s better to protect your energy and your moments a little more carefully.
Has anyone else had similar experiences? Would love to hear your thoughts! 💭