What's the difference in the nuances that 呪縛【じゅばく】 and 呪い【のろい】 convey?


Is 呪縛 usually used to refer to a good spell or a bad one (like a curse)?

I mean the dictionary writes the english meaning as: **spell/curse** but I was
wondering what sort of nuance would be attached to 呪縛 ?

Because I was watching this show and they were saying stuff like: it's not a
curse (呪い), but a spell (呪縛)

So well from that i grasp that.. uh the nuances of 呪い are evil spells/curses,
whereas the nuances of 呪縛 are neutral spells/good spells?




I've learnt it. It is like this :

`呪縛 > のろい > まじない` (from strongest to weakest curse)

まじない is a spell but not the others if I'm taking the meaning of spell and
curse right. 呪縛 has more anger, and まじない has more hope.




I've learnt it. It is like this :

`呪縛 > のろい > まじない` (from strongest to weakest curse)

まじない is a spell but not the others if I'm taking the meaning of spell and
curse right. 呪縛 has more anger, and まじない has more hope.

