The Kabbalah Witch: Spiritual Warfare in the Workplace (EP 2)

How Did a Simple Craigslist Job Lead to a Spiritual Trap?

Kimisha was a fashion college student with no income of her own, relying on her father for support and actively looking for a side job when she spotted a Craigslist post from a fashion designer seeking a samplemaker. Sewing was her genuine passion—she describes loving to see garments cleanly finished and professionally made—so the opportunity felt like a natural fit. She applied, met the designer at her large Manhattan apartment, and quickly got the job. What she did not immediately recognize was that the environment she walked into was not simply a fashion workspace. The moment the door opened, she saw large crystal stones displayed like statues near the entrance—objects strikingly similar to what she had seen at the psychic's home. At the time, she made nothing of it.

What Is Kabbalah, and Why Did It Matter Here?

Kimisha is transparent that at the time she knew almost nothing about Kabbalah beyond celebrity associations she had vaguely heard about. What she did learn through conversation with the designer was that this woman and her husband were both practitioners, and that the husband's specific role involved working with the stars and celestial knowledge. The job interview itself shifted quickly away from professional qualifications and into a shared discussion of zodiac signs, birth dates, and astrology—the same interest Kimisha had already been drawn into before this encounter. That shared language became the bonding point that got her hired. From a biblical standpoint, Kimisha frames Kabbalah as part of the broader occult world she had unknowingly stepped into—not a harmless celebrity trend, but a real spiritual system with real consequences.

Can Chakra Stones, Crystals, and Psychic Gifts Open Spiritual Doors?

Kimisha connects her workplace experience directly back to the items she had received from the psychic in Part 1 of her story: a multi-colored chakra bracelet, a purple chakra stone, bath salts, and oils—all presented as tools for attracting finances, success, and love. She was not saved at the time and placed genuine trust in these objects. Her conclusion, looking back, is that these items were cursed. They did not deliver the blessings they promised; instead, they functioned as entry points that spiritually connected her to others operating in the occult. She states plainly that the psychic visit and its accompanying items opened a door—and that open door is what led her into this Kabbalah encounter without her awareness or consent.

What Does It Feel Like When Someone Is Draining Your Spiritual Energy?

The physical experience Kimisha describes is striking in its consistency. Every time she worked on garments using fabrics provided by the Kabbalah designer—typically at nighttime—she felt suddenly and profoundly drained. She describes feeling tired, weak, and as though life itself was being pulled away from her, likening the sensation to feeling like an elderly person. This happened repeatedly, week after week, but only when she was working with materials that came from the designer's home. When she paused the work, citing school exams, the designer's reaction was nearly panicked. And Kimisha noticed something else: when she was actively sewing for this woman, the designer received a surge of calls from TV companies and magazine contacts and experienced significant business success. When Kimisha stopped working, the calls stopped and the business slowed. The pattern was unmistakable once she saw it laid out.

How Did God Use Other People to Warn Her?

Kimisha received two clear warnings before she fully understood what was happening. The first came from a Christian aunt who had traveled from Jamaica and, upon hearing about the repeated exhaustion, pointed out the direct connection between handling the designer's materials and feeling lifeless. The second came from someone who was present in the designer's home during a work session—a person connected to a magazine company—who pulled Kimisha aside and whispered that the designer deliberately hired young people specifically to harvest their energy for her own power and professional gain. She always sought young workers, not experienced older seamstresses, for this reason. Kimisha acknowledges she had three compounding signals: her aunt's discernment, a direct insider warning, and the crystal statues at the front door. Even so, she needed to see the pattern play out herself before she fully received it.

What Does the Bible Say About Visiting Psychics and Practicing Divination?

Kimisha does not cite a specific scripture by reference in this account, but she speaks with clear conviction that visiting a psychic is forbidden by the Word of God. She emphasizes that at the time she was not saved and did not know Jesus, which meant she did not have the biblical framework to recognize the danger. Her warning to others is rooted in that gap: willful participation in occult practices—visiting psychics, using cursed objects, engaging with astrology and divination—opens spiritual doors that invite heavy warfare. She describes these not as abstract theological points but as lived consequences she experienced directly and personally.

Is Witchcraft in the Workplace Real?

Kimisha answers this without hesitation: yes, it is real. She frames what happened to her through the lens of the classic film Hocus Pocus—where witches drain the life energy of the young to gain power and youth for themselves—and says she experienced that dynamic to the core in a professional setting. She describes the Kabbalah designer as functioning like a spiritual vampire: not in a fictional sense, but in the sense that high-level witchcraft can be used to steal the energy, glory, or vitality of others for personal or business gain. She also notes that this designer was not the only such person she encountered. Two more individuals practicing similar things crossed her path, with the magazine company owner being the next encounter she plans to address in a future episode.

What Should You Take Away From This Story?

Kimisha's core message is one of cause and effect in the spiritual realm. She did not stumble into these experiences randomly—she traces each one back to the original open door of the psychic visit and the cursed items she accepted there. Once that door was open, she found herself walking deeper into occult connections without recognizing them as such, because she did not yet know Jesus or have the discernment that comes with being born again. Her testimony is both a warning and an encouragement: these things are real, the doors we open matter, and spiritual warfare in everyday spaces like jobs and workplaces is not imaginary. She closes by pointing forward to the next chapter of her story—her work for the magazine company owner—as further evidence of how these patterns continued until she found her way out.