MKATA KESI OIL&STICK

Description

Mkata Kesi (which translates to “the case cutter”) and Mvunja Hukumu (“the judgment breaker”) are traditional, symbolic herbal remedies.

They are primarily used in spiritual and metaphysical practices rather than for physical medical conditions.

Key Benefits & Uses

According to the instructions and descriptions on the label, the oil and stick are used for:

• Resolving Legal Disputes and Court Cases: As the names Mkata Kesi and Mvunja Hukumu imply, it is traditionally used by individuals facing court cases, legal issues, or hostile judgements to find a favorable resolution or have the charges dropped.

• Settling Disagreements (Mitafaruku): The label notes that it is used to resolve conflicts between individuals (mtu na mtu), such as disputes between an employee and their boss (mtu wa bosi wake), or arguments between spouses and family members.

• Protection Against Suspicion (Kushtakiwa au Kushuku): It is intended to clear doubts, mistrust, or false accusations targeted at an individual.

• Warding Off Fraud and Ill Intent (Utapeli na Mambo Yasiyo Mpendeza Mungu): It is used as a protective shield against fraudsters, scammers, and malicious spiritual intentions that are not aligned with divine peace.

• Bringing Peace (Kuleta Amani): Ultimately, the mixture is used as a tool to calm tense situations and restore harmony to the user’s life.

How it is Traditionally Used (As Per the Label)

• The Oil: Applied daily in the morning and evening while making a specific intention (kunuia) regarding the problem you want solved.

• The Stick: A small piece of the Mkata Kesi stick is typically used alongside the oil, often chewed  when going to give an explanation, attending court, or seeking forgiveness (kuomba msamaha).

This medicine is used as a physical point of contact for faith, concluding with the prayer that it brings results that please God (Mwenyezi Mungu).