Sweat from a woman’s hooked ‘privates’ is source of potent witchcraft

 Curse of a witch!

Some time back in The Common Room, I made an emphatic claim that a substantial part of what has generally been described as witchcraft in our traditional society, is material obtained scientifically through biochemistry. And I now want to give a peek into one of the most intriguing sources of witchcraft material.

It is a highly guarded secret, unknown to common people. I challenge medical doctors to dispute this from a clinical perspective. I obtained the information from the secret of the world of witchcraft.

This is a special kind of witchcraft material obtained from the female human body. How long the practice has existed, is anybody’s guess.

Scientific explanation

Although we all look alike in the human body, the devil remains in the details. The chemical composition of our body varies from one person to another. Medical studies may attribute these differences in hormones to genetics. In other words, the quality of each individual body has a story to tell. Talk about the quality of the brain, for example, where some people are born with a genius-brain quality, while others are born with pitiably small quality brains.

 That is why some people are born to be music composers, while some can’t even imagine how anyone can compose a new tune. Then there are temperamental people, while others are non-temperamental, and so on.

 Some people are prone to sweating more than others. Others have body chemistry that produce more smelly sweat than some. These are people who, even when they have just taken a bath, will still produce offensive smells, whereas others may even go for days and their bodies will not stink.

Power of the clitoris

 Some time in the past, someone discovered special hormones in a particular area of a woman’s body. The discovery was that there are natural and valuable witchcraft properties produced by the sweat of a woman, particularly one who is endowed with special hormones that produce special sweat. The special attribute this type of woman is the character of her clitoris.

 Those who have deep knowledge of the shapes of the human genitals bear testimony to the fact that the clitoris, like the penis, come in different sizes and types. Some women have prominent and visible clitorises, whereas others have small and almost invisible clitorises. With regard to the prominent clitoris, the witchcraft ‘industry’ has it that some of the clitorises are strong, big and hooked. The extra-big and hooked one has a name in Kikamba. It is called ung’oti. Traditionally, it was easily identified by elderly women in a girl during the ritual examinations that preceded circumcision.

A witch’s curse

They knew that the girl with the ung’oti mark was not an ordinary girl. During circumcision, she was given the operation more privately and in a special way during which the ung’oti was removed to prevent the dangers associated with it. A woman with ung’oti was feared and known to be potentially an inborn witch.

People with this knowledge live with the awareness that, from time to time, the woman’s facial features could change drastically, making her face appear thicker, her lips extended, and her eyes look swollen and teary. That change was reportedly accompanied with a lot of sweating. The sweating is apparently more pronounced in her genitalia. The ung’oti is reported to sweat a lot.

Not suitable for marriage

 The drops of sweat from this type of clitoris are highly valued in witchcraft. A few drops are harvested into a container to produce the ‘killer’ concoction when mixed with leaves from a kithiia tree. The leaves are dried and then ground into a powder, after which the ung’oti sweat drops are added to it.

The final product, in a powdery form, has many applications. Men are the target of this concoction, which is reputed to be so powerful, it has been known to turn some men into zombies dedicated to selflessly serve the women who put them under its spell.

 Dr David Maillu is a creative writer, essayist, playwright, painter, sculptor, composer,  guitarist and graphologist.

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