They Were Gardening In Their Backyard When They Dug Up A Jar Filled With Creepy Occult Contents

He found a glass jar filled with creepy occult contents.

The jar contained a thick dark liquid, an old photo, a piece of fabric, and a piece of paper believed to have a curse written on it.

The landlady believed the jar was an act of brujería, which is the Spanish word for witchcraft.

The landlady urged the couple to burn the jar's contents without hesitation to remove the curse.

Yes, witchcraft is still a very common thing in Costa Rica, and the practice of witchcraft and the belief in its powers is very much alive and kicking.

The locals were not surprised at all, as witchcraft is widely known and practiced in the area.

Yes, witchcraft is growing in popularity in the West, especially among younger women. Modern-day witchcraft focuses more on a connection with nature and spirituality rather than placing curses on people.