Malochia or "evil eye" is a common affliction known to all peoples, especially those from countries bordering on the Mediterranean Sea.  Every race and culture has its own name for Malochia.  Although the most common passage of evil eye is from one marital partner to another, or from parent to child, it is not unusual to hear of people giving themselves the evil eye.  This occurs when they are overly envious of either their bodies or possessions.  Malochia is passed when the person casting it is envious, jealous, or possessive.  The act of transmitting the glance of malice is completed by looking at the person whose possessions, happiness, or good fortune is most susceptible to envy.  In Eastern cultures, if you admire something in the home it is given to you to avoid causing envy, and the eventual receipt of the evil eye.   In general, women, children and the young seem to be the most frequent victims of the evil eye; however, since the ability to cast Malochia is really a spiritual phenomenon, there is no connection between the sex of the person and the ability to transmit it.  The symptoms of Malochia are similar to other physical illnesses.  The most frequent manifestations of Malochia are a dull headache, often located in only one of the quarters of the head.  The eyes may tear, the person may feel an unusual eyestrain or his eyes may feel very tired.  In addition, dullness of the thought process, a general feeling of physical disability, a lack of energy together with general tiredness accompanied by headache may occur.    Melochia may also affect the weakest part of the body as well as produce a susceptibility to accidents or slight injuries may take place.  Here are some treatments to consider:  
(1) Beer bath.  Add about a quart of beer and a teaspoon of table salt to half a tub of lukewarm water.  Stir clockwise until the beer and water are mixed.
(2)  Immerse yourself completely several times.  Sit in the tub and pour water over yourself.  Immerse and rinse yourself with the water several times until you have been in the tub six or seven minutes.  
(3) Leave the tub and towel dry your hair, put on a bathrobe and allow the bath water to dry on you.  Go to bed and say a sincere prayer for assistance such as the Twenty-third Psalm or the Lord's Prayer.
If you find yourself susceptible to the effects of Malochia you can perform these treatments on a daily basis.
(1)  Clean the ears every day with a cotton swab soaked in hydrogen peroxide to keep way the tendency to receive Malochia.
(2) Soak a teaspoon full of basil in a bottle of ethyl rubbing alcohol and use it as a neck and shoulder rub during the day to alleviate tension in the shoulders and neck area.
(3) A cool shower is an excellent way to rid oneself of negativity, tension or concerns that are absorbed during the day.  
(4) A morning tub bath with a teaspoon of sea salt will be useful for removing light negative vibrations and Malochia.
(5) A quarter teaspoon of cinnamon added to about three or four tablespoons of talcum powder makes a mixture that prevents envy and jealousy from others.  Be sure the powders are well mixed and applied to the sternum (between the breasts) every morning after bathing.  Only a small amount of this powder is needed.  Source: Spiritual Cleansing by Draja Mickaharic.
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