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Although the word “djab” is derived from the French word “diable” (devil), djabs are personal spirits that belong to a specific person and not akin to the devil in the Christian sense of the word. Often the relationship between the djab and the person is in the form of a magickal contract. A djab is most frequently invoked to get rid of enemies, take action against an enemy or business competitor, increase one’s wealth, or to create other material successes. In addition, djabs are used for healing purposes. While djabs are happy to provide their services, they do require payment from their possessor on a regular basis. If they are not tended to appropriately, djabs are fast to punish and have been known to punish severely, including punishments of death.
