Justice & Reversal
Some situations are not resolved by protection or clearing.
They require correction.
Justice and reversal work is used when something needs to be addressed, balanced, or returned.
This isn’t reactive work.
It is corrective.
What This Work Is
This work is concerned with restoring balance.
It doesn’t prevent influence.
It doesn’t simply remove it.
It corrects.
This may involve:
- returning influence to its source
- redirecting unwanted effects
- restoring a state of equilibrium
The focus is a resolution.
When to Use This Work
Use this work when:
- a situation requires correction
- influence appears persistent or directed
- imbalance remains after clearing
- action has been taken that needs to be addressed
This isn’t a first response.
It is used when other approaches are insufficient.
What This Work Does
Justice and reversal work restores balance where it has been disrupted.
It supports:
- correction of directed or persistent influence
- restoration of equilibrium after imbalance
- resolution of situations that remain active or unresolved
- appropriate return or redirection of effect
It brings situations back into alignment where they have moved out of balance.
What This Work Doesn’t Do
This work isn’t reactive.
It doesn’t:
- encourage escalation
- replace judgement or restraint
- justify action without cause
It’s applied with intention and control.
Its purpose is resolution, not retaliation.
Begin Corrective Work
Start with tools designed to address imbalance and restore equilibrium.
Choose one and apply it deliberately and carefully.The selection below reflects tools aligned to this type of work.
Return tools
For sending influence back to its source.
Redirection tools
For altering the path of unwanted effects.
Balance tools
For restoring equilibrium.
Restoration told
For addressing specific situations.