Curse Removal & Energy Healing review

A remote clearing ceremony for when you feel weighed down by a long run of bad luck

Category Spirituality, New Age & Alternative BeliefsBilling repeats until cancelled

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-10-04.

Is it worth it?

If you're reading this, something has probably been off for a while. A run of bad luck that's gone on too long, a heaviness you can't put a name to, the sense that you're working hard and getting nowhere while other people drift forward without trying. That's the state this is aimed at, and it's a real state whatever you think is behind it. What Faith offers is a remote ceremony. You order, she performs the curse removal and aura cleansing, and you get told when it's done. You don't do anything yourself. That's unusual here. Most things in this market hand you a practice, a meditation, a workbook. This one puts the work somewhere else and asks you to wait. Whether it helps depends on you. For some people, paying someone to symbolically clear the slate genuinely changes how they walk into the next week, and that shift is worth something. The testimonials promise much more: a promotion, a dream house, everything turning around within weeks. Those are the seller's accounts and nothing is offered to back them up. Read them as advertising, not as what to expect. The thing worth knowing before you pay is that this bills on a recurring basis. A one-time clearing that renews is an odd shape. Check the renewal terms and how to cancel first.

Pros

Nothing to learn or practise, someone else does it
Far cheaper than repeat sessions with a practitioner
Gives you a clear line to draw between before and after
Simple to order, no commitment of your time

Cons

Recurring billing on something described as a one-off clearing
Page never states price, timing, or what actually arrives
Claims about promotions and money have nothing behind them