No fear-based urgency
Be cautious when someone guarantees results, claims only they can remove danger, demands immediate payment, discourages questions, or treats ordinary disagreement as spiritual attack.
Ask for scope, total cost, what is included, what follows afterward, cancellation terms, privacy practices, and whether a recommendation can wait.
Know the limits
Religious guidance does not replace medical, mental-health, legal, financial, or emergency services. Ethical practitioners do not diagnose, promise cures, direct medication changes, or use spiritual language to isolate people from help.
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