There was a time when Mary Wairimu from Nakuru believed that everything in life could be explained. She believed in hard work in honesty and in minding her own business.
She was the kind of woman who never got into drama never borrowed what she could not repay and never envied anyone else’s success. In her world things made sense. You sow and eventually you reap.
But then something began to shift.
At first it was small. Her phone kept crashing for no reason. Her sleep became restless and she started waking up tired as though she had not slept at all.
Her customers at the salon slowly stopped coming. One by one they disappeared without giving a reason. Her once busy and joyful space became eerily quiet.
Still Mary told herself it was just a season. That business goes up and down. That maybe she was stressed. She lit candles at church prayed more often and even started fasting on Wednesdays. But instead of getting better things got worse.
She began having strange dreams. Sometimes it was shadows chasing her. Other times it was voices whispering things she could not understand.
She started feeling watched even when she was alone. Her money vanished. Her relationships became tense. The few friends she had left started avoiding her. Her laughter disappeared and she became someone she did not recognize.
People around her started whispering. One said she had been bewitched. Another said maybe someone was jealous of her growth. A neighbor hinted that maybe it was an evil eye from someone close.
But Mary brushed it off. She did not believe in those things. Until the day her mirror cracked in the middle of the night. No one had touched it. The house was locked. She was alone. That was the moment she knew something was deeply wrong.
A friend who noticed how much she had changed pulled her aside one Sunday and gave her the contact of a group called Shaba Mangube Doctors.
Mary did not respond immediately. She thought maybe it was just another scam. But that night she had a dream that shook her. A dark figure stood at her gate refusing to leave. She woke up sweating and crying.
In the morning she sent a message to the number. She expected no reply or maybe something dramatic. But what came was calm warm and kind.
They asked her a few questions about her life about how long the struggles had lasted and what patterns she had noticed. They were gentle but clear. What she was facing was not just bad luck. It was a spiritual attack.
They guided her through a cleansing process that included special prayers natural herbs and a quiet time of spiritual reflection. Mary followed the instructions with discipline. For seven days she did what they asked. On the third day she felt lighter. By the sixth day she slept peacefully for the first time in months.
Things did not change overnight but something shifted. Her energy returned. People started calling her again. She felt seen and safe. It was not loud or magical. It was quiet healing. Like rain after a long dry spell.
Mary now tells others to never ignore the signs. If life begins to fall apart in ways that cannot be explained it is okay to look deeper. Not everything is physical. Some battles are spiritual. Some pain comes from envy jealousy and silent curses.
If you feel like something unseen is holding you back if you have tried everything and nothing seems to work if people in your life are changing for no reason and your light feels dimmed there is help.
Shaba Mangube Doctors offer spiritual services that are deeply rooted in traditional wisdom and healing. They are respectful they listen and they truly care about helping people reclaim their lives.
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