Today we will examine one of the encounters where the client is doing work a family, or friendship, in a crisis situation. Special handling comes into the fray when doing this work. Especially challenging are the times when betrayal has occurred and the client is conflicted about what they really want to happen.
As a professional, you have probably encountered the very real situation of a client breaking down into a sobbing wreck in front of your counter. The grief and misery so pervasive in their aura spread through the atmosphere like oil atop water. Being the stone in storm at this moment will give your client a clear sounding board that will allow them to make focused decisions in their purchases and intentions.
Tears clouding the vision
Pasha A. comes to your shop looking for a way to get over a betrayal of her wife and her best friend. They caught completely by surprise that morning with a earth shattering set of announcements. Firstly, that they are in love. Secondly, that her wife, Florise A., is divorcing her. Finally, she was then informed that since the house is in Florise A.'s name, she must be moved out within 48 hours. If she does not comply, they will destroy all of her property and set the ruins outside while she is at work.
Pasha A. is in emotional trauma mode. She still loves her wife, and is confused by the turbulent emotions she has toward her former friend. She wants to make it all go away. Anger, hurt, and panic are all swirling in her life right now. She has come here for some emergency magickal measures.
You look at Pasha A. and tell her that if she buys a reconciliation kit that all will be well. There is nothing else you could recommend. You also remind her to hurry up and make her purchase, since she has to start packing. Transaction completed, you go back to your day as she walks slowly out of your shop. After all, not your problem, right?
Facing the storm with empathy for the client
Pasha A. comes to your shop looking for a way to get over a betrayal of her wife and her best friend. They caught completely by surprise that morning with a earth shattering set of announcements. Firstly, that they are in love. Secondly, that her wife, Florise A., is divorcing her. Finally, she was then informed that since the house is in Florise A.'s name, she must be moved out within 48 hours. If she does not comply, they will destroy all of her property and set the ruins outside while she is at work.
Pasha A. is in emotional trauma mode. She still loves her wife, and is confused by the turbulent emotions she has toward her former friend. She wants to make it all go away. Anger, hurt, and panic are all swirling in her life right now. She has come here for some emergency magickal measures.
Pasha A. is in a compromised mental and emotional state, thus is not thinking clearly. What you sell her now may line your till, but ethics here should come into play before you just foist any thing at hand on her without thinking.
You take both of her hands into yours and flood her with calming energy. You need her to be able to focus on the here and now. Magick is not instantaneous when it comes to major workings, and you explain this to her. It can help, but like anything else, it can only do what it can do with time. Something that she has very little to spare.
You begin to ask her questions regarding her situation. Is she safe right now? Has she contacted the police regarding her rights as a spouse? You advise her to do this after when she leaves, because the sphere of opportunity is a major part of magick. If she wants the spiritual to work, she has to do the mundane work as well.
You make a mojo hand for her containing High John, and other items, for her to carry during this situation to remove anything standing against her. You also sell her some Low John to influence the police, courts, and everyone else that will be called into this matter. A bag of magnetic sand is added to the order as well as a single dram of rose geranium oil.
Petition work is advised by you, and you also give Pasha A. some emergency numbers on a small card to call. Having these resources on hand is a good practice.
In regard to the two women causing affliction for Pasha A., choices must be made. They may not be made in this moment, or they might be. How to handle them will come up in this scenario.
Depending on the morality of the client and the worker, you have some options. She may decide to banish them from her life. She may bind the other woman and try to reconcile the marriage. She may decide to punish one or both of them with enemy work. Or she may just leave it in her deity's hands. But if it is a magickal working, you must decide if you can accommodate her desired request for resources in accord with your own practices and mores.
Pasha A. decides that dealing with her present situation is more pressing and decides to put off dealing with their punishments later. And yes, she has decided to punish them, at least for now she has. She leaves your shop with her purchases, instructions, phone numbers, and some breathing room. And you have just correctly assisted your client with excellent customer service.
As a professional, you have probably encountered the very real situation of a client breaking down into a sobbing wreck in front of your counter. The grief and misery so pervasive in their aura spread through the atmosphere like oil atop water. Being the stone in storm at this moment will give your client a clear sounding board that will allow them to make focused decisions in their purchases and intentions.
Tears clouding the vision
Pasha A. comes to your shop looking for a way to get over a betrayal of her wife and her best friend. They caught completely by surprise that morning with a earth shattering set of announcements. Firstly, that they are in love. Secondly, that her wife, Florise A., is divorcing her. Finally, she was then informed that since the house is in Florise A.'s name, she must be moved out within 48 hours. If she does not comply, they will destroy all of her property and set the ruins outside while she is at work.
Pasha A. is in emotional trauma mode. She still loves her wife, and is confused by the turbulent emotions she has toward her former friend. She wants to make it all go away. Anger, hurt, and panic are all swirling in her life right now. She has come here for some emergency magickal measures.
You look at Pasha A. and tell her that if she buys a reconciliation kit that all will be well. There is nothing else you could recommend. You also remind her to hurry up and make her purchase, since she has to start packing. Transaction completed, you go back to your day as she walks slowly out of your shop. After all, not your problem, right?
Facing the storm with empathy for the client
Pasha A. comes to your shop looking for a way to get over a betrayal of her wife and her best friend. They caught completely by surprise that morning with a earth shattering set of announcements. Firstly, that they are in love. Secondly, that her wife, Florise A., is divorcing her. Finally, she was then informed that since the house is in Florise A.'s name, she must be moved out within 48 hours. If she does not comply, they will destroy all of her property and set the ruins outside while she is at work.
Pasha A. is in emotional trauma mode. She still loves her wife, and is confused by the turbulent emotions she has toward her former friend. She wants to make it all go away. Anger, hurt, and panic are all swirling in her life right now. She has come here for some emergency magickal measures.
Pasha A. is in a compromised mental and emotional state, thus is not thinking clearly. What you sell her now may line your till, but ethics here should come into play before you just foist any thing at hand on her without thinking.
ENGAGE THE CLIENT WITH PROFESSIONALISM TEMPERED WITH EMPATHY
You take both of her hands into yours and flood her with calming energy. You need her to be able to focus on the here and now. Magick is not instantaneous when it comes to major workings, and you explain this to her. It can help, but like anything else, it can only do what it can do with time. Something that she has very little to spare.
You begin to ask her questions regarding her situation. Is she safe right now? Has she contacted the police regarding her rights as a spouse? You advise her to do this after when she leaves, because the sphere of opportunity is a major part of magick. If she wants the spiritual to work, she has to do the mundane work as well.
You make a mojo hand for her containing High John, and other items, for her to carry during this situation to remove anything standing against her. You also sell her some Low John to influence the police, courts, and everyone else that will be called into this matter. A bag of magnetic sand is added to the order as well as a single dram of rose geranium oil.
Petition work is advised by you, and you also give Pasha A. some emergency numbers on a small card to call. Having these resources on hand is a good practice.
In regard to the two women causing affliction for Pasha A., choices must be made. They may not be made in this moment, or they might be. How to handle them will come up in this scenario.
Depending on the morality of the client and the worker, you have some options. She may decide to banish them from her life. She may bind the other woman and try to reconcile the marriage. She may decide to punish one or both of them with enemy work. Or she may just leave it in her deity's hands. But if it is a magickal working, you must decide if you can accommodate her desired request for resources in accord with your own practices and mores.
Pasha A. decides that dealing with her present situation is more pressing and decides to put off dealing with their punishments later. And yes, she has decided to punish them, at least for now she has. She leaves your shop with her purchases, instructions, phone numbers, and some breathing room. And you have just correctly assisted your client with excellent customer service.
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