Who said multiple sexual relations do not have their own challenges and their own peculiar dangers? If you think having many sexual partners is cool, you need to think again.
This is a caution coming from celebrity healer, Gogo Maweni. In a frank conversation with Sunday World Maweni spelt it all out, deep in her celestial world sharing a few thoughts using her expertise.
The dangers of having many sexual partners does not affect a person health-wise only but affect them spiritually too. Having many sex partners can either destroy or delay your success in the short term or long run.
“Sex is very spiritual and people need to understand that if you are sleeping around with different people, chances are they also have people that they sleep with. When you have sex with someone you become one and therefore that’s why there’s something called sexual ties and soul ties,” said Maweni.
Maweni said this can bring about bad omens or dark clouds because having sex with different people is like a sponge absorbing all the liquid and dirt.
“There will be a point in your life when things start not going well for you and you end up thinking you have been bewitched. As people, we don’t know or cannot be sure where your partners have been up to or what they are doing behind your back.”
Maweni said to avoid soul ties and spiritual ties it is important for partners to cleanse themselves because people also use stuff to enhance or elevate their wealth.
“If you are going to sleep around it is very important to cleanse yourself so you can avoid bad omens, bad luck, or sleep paralysis.”
Most people think because women are carriers it is the women’s duty to get cleansed. However, Maweni says this is not the case because it takes two people in spirit to form a bond through sex.
“It is very important to cleanse both ways if you have a miscarriage or you go your separate ways. If you cleanse you need to note that you can’t do it once and forget about it. You are not fighting a sexual relationship, but many other forces within your life.”
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