“Destiny swapping” is not a concept recognized in mainstream psychology or science but can appear in spiritual, metaphysical, or esoteric discussions. It generally refers to the idea that two individuals can exchange life paths, fate, or karmic roles—either intentionally through rituals, magic, or manipulation, or unintentionally through external forces like energy work or karmic interference. Some describe it as one person unfairly benefiting from another’s blessings or path, leaving the original person stuck or blocked from their potential destiny.

In spiritual communities, this concept aligns with ideas about energy theft or karmic rebalancing. It’s thought that people engaged in low-vibrational behaviors—like manipulation, envy, or spell work—may try to “swap” destinies to avoid their own lessons and claim someone else’s blessings. However, this often backfires because true destiny is deeply tied to the soul’s journey and divine timing, meaning it can’t be permanently stolen without consequences.

Many believe that even if interference temporarily creates blocks or delays, the divine will eventually restore balance. This is aligned with the idea that you can’t run from karmic lessons—what is meant for one person will eventually manifest for them, regardless of external interference.