Does Gayuma Really Work?
Many Filipinos still believe in the power of gayuma. Today, it is no longer limited to Quiapo but is also widely available online. However, many still ask: does gayuma really work? Let us explore its history and the studies surrounding it to better understand how it started and how our ancestors used it.
The History of Gayuma in Filipino Culture
Even before the arrival of foreign colonizers, our ancestors believed that all things carried spiritual energy. Because of this, gayuma became a significant part of their daily lives, particularly in matters of love.
One example is the Jumaya, a love potion from the Visayas used by women to attract the affection of their beloved. They also had a countermeasure called buringot.
Another example is lumay, an incense used to fumigate the clothing of the person one wishes to enchant. In the past, it was commonly sold by the Negritos.
Over time, due to the creativity of our ancestors, gayuma evolved into various forms—from simple liquids mixed with food or drinks to amulets that are now widely sold in Quiapo and even online shopping platforms.
Stories of Gayuma from Different Regions
In Pangasinan, there is a fascinating story about an amulet that can only be obtained from the heart of a banana tree that falls at midnight. It is said that one must confront spirits trying to seize it before successfully acquiring it. The amulet is believed to grant its owner an exceptional charm and attraction.
Meanwhile, in Surigao del Norte, there is a tradition of making gayuma using medicinal plants such as the leaves of Dischidia and seeds of Pandan. This proves that the practice of creating gayuma is not exclusive to Siquijor but is also found in other parts of the Philippines.
Does Gayuma Really Work?
If, like our ancestors, you firmly believe that gayuma can fulfill your wish to win back or attract a man or woman you love, then it may work. However, belief alone is not enough—proper methods and materials are also crucial. For instance, if you use garlic in a gayuma ritual, don’t be surprised if you appear unpleasant (like the smell of garlic) to the person you wish to attract or win back. This is why you have to be cautious of free love spells you see on YouTube or TikTok. Many of them are created solely to earn from ads and may lack true knowledge or expertise.
A Reminder Before Using Gayuma
Gayuma is not inherently bad, especially when it serves as a way to mend broken families. Its positive effects rely on proper preparation and the good intentions of the user. If you plan to purchase a love potion or request a ritual from a love spell caster, make sure to verify their credibility and ensure they perform a psychic reading before accepting your request. This way, you can be confident that your investment will not go to waste and that the ritual will have no negative effects.
When does gayuma lead to adverse effects? Find out in this article: https://www.babaylanadlaw.com/p/love-spell-bad-effects.html
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