When I got married five years ago, I was sure we would grow old together laughing, travelling and raising our kids in love. My husband and I were best friends. We could talk for hours, even about nothing. Our late-night chats were full of jokes, dreams and deep plans. But somewhere along the line, that spark slowly died.
At first, it was just small things. He stopped complimenting me. He began spending longer hours on his phone or outside with friends. Then, he stopped joining me at the dinner table. We could go a whole day without saying more than five words to each other. When I brought it up, he would shrug and say he was just tired. That became his answer for everything.
We started sleeping with our backs facing each other. I cried many nights but hid it. I thought maybe I was the problem. I tried being extra kind. I cooked his favourite meals. I bought new clothes. I even suggested we go out, but he always said no. For almost a year, our home was full of silence. No fights, no joy, just emptiness.
Then, during a work tea break, I opened up to a colleague. She told me about Shaba Mangube Doctors. She said they help people with love matters, both for new and old relationships. I had heard of spells before, but I never imagined using one. Still, I was tired of living like strangers with someone I once called my soulmate.
That evening, I messaged Shaba Mangube Doctors. The response was warm. They asked me to be honest about my feelings, which I did. They gave me a simple love spell for married people, especially those going through silent seasons. It involved lighting a red candle, writing down my husband’s name three times, and whispering a love prayer at night before sleep for three days.
It sounded too simple, but I followed every instruction. On the second night, I noticed him looking at me differently. On the third night, he asked if I wanted to take tea together. My heart almost burst. We ended up sitting and talking for over an hour. He told me he missed us. I fought tears the whole time.
From that day, it has been like a slow return to the beginning. We now talk again. We laugh. He even started texting me from work to check how my day is. Last week, he surprised me with a dinner out, just like we used to do before life got heavy.
I do not claim to know everything about how love spells work, but what I know is that Shaba Mangube Doctors gave me back my marriage. They did not ask me for strange items. They did not judge me. They helped me set my intention clearly and guided me with kindness.
Many couples are silently suffering. We pretend to be okay, especially in front of our kids or church friends. But deep down, we are breaking. I was almost at that point. But today, I smile more. I sleep peacefully. My husband holds my hand again.
If your relationship is going through a season of silence or distance, please know you are not alone. Help exists. Healing is possible. Sometimes, we just need a spiritual push to open the door again. For me, that came through the gentle hands of Shaba Mangube Doctors.
