A grandmother's surreal ritual for her granddaughter's car, where she met her ex-boyfriend: "She blesses him so that all the bad things go away."

Getting rid of the bad vibes left behind by a person can become almost a ceremonial act for those who believe in this type of energy. Some choose to change their look, move house, or renew objects reminiscent of that time, while others prefer to go further and pursue a symbolic cleansing.

In many families, this gesture takes very specific forms, inherited from ancient customs and passed down as a way of breaking with the past. Within this framework, some see the blessing of an object as the most direct way to ward off any negative influence.

In a video circulating on TikTok, a young woman shows how her grandmother decides to intervene to remove from her life everything that reminds her of a former relationship. The video captures the woman approaching the car where her granddaughter met her ex-partner and, with a determined gesture, prepares to bless it. As can be seen in the images, she wets her hand with a few drops of what appears to be holy water, splashing it on various parts of the vehicle.

The granddaughter explains in the post that her grandmother believes this act is necessary to expel any harmful presence. The goal, as evidenced by the images, is for the young woman to be able to move on without being haunted by memories of that relationship.

Although it's not a common ritual today, it preserves a way of understanding personal protection that is still present in certain environments. The granddaughter explains in her message that she interprets the blessing as helping her leave what she experienced behind and make way for a calmer time: "She blesses him so that all the bad things will go away."

The video has racked up thousands of views and comments ranging from surprise to sympathy. "The queen is making it for your husband," one user said.

Beyond the anecdote, it shows how some familiar gestures can acquire a special value when they become part of the way we deal with difficult memories. In this case, the protagonist relies on a very personal custom to close a specific chapter in her life that, apparently, didn't end well.