I received money from a parent in circumstances that felt like an attempt to avoid an apology, and I worry it may have come from dishonest business. Since then, my sibling and I have both struggled with work. Could the money be causing that, or is there a practical way to deal with the unease?
Could this money really be behind everything going wrong?
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The timing can make the money feel like the cause, but it does not show that there is a hex or that the money is affecting your careers. Work setbacks can have plenty of ordinary causes. It may help to write down what has actually changed at work and tackle those issues one by one, perhaps with a career adviser.
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If you have a concrete reason to think the money came from fraud, treat that as a financial and legal question rather than an energy question. Keep records and get independent legal advice before returning, spending, or donating it. The right next step can depend on how the money was transferred and what you know about its source.
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Feeling uneasy about money tied to a painful family history makes sense, even without assuming anything supernatural is happening. A prayer or cleansing ritual can be a personal way to feel settled, but it is not proof of a curse. If rituals are only easing the fear briefly and then making you feel you need more protection, consider stepping back and talking it through with a counselor.
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