Why are people so afraid of black magic? does this do anything? For example, in Brazil, people are very afraid of macumba(black magic of African origin) Religions like Umbanda and Candomblé have a lot of weight around here, basically people are afraid that others will attack others, curses, ties and everyone faithfully believes in that when something bad happens to someone or a person who had a certain light out of nowhere starts to get sick, either of the body or mind, people here already say that it is a mess made by others who do not wish the person well. What do you think? Is there any truth to the means these regions use to attack others? Or is this all mental?
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I believe all that stuff is just inorganic beings having fun, but who knows?
My first reaction is to say it's all pretending in order to steal from others, but I live with a real witch.
There's pretty much nothing she couldn't figure out how to do, if it was important to her.
Including cursing things, and having the curse work. I've seen it more than once!
If it's a man doing that, it's 99.999999% likely to be a greedy fraud. Men who rise to that much power only do so with very hard work, which turns them from an idiot like all of humanity, into a "seer" who wouldn't go around harming others randomly, because it would harm their own magic.
Greed goes out the window when you have free access to all of the multiverse.
If it's a woman, better run for your life.
Unless you have some sorcery skills, in which case any source of free magic is welcome, even if it's an attack on your personage.
Of course, the men will fake their "power" by ordinary means, such as poison.
So stay away from those guys too. They're like vicious south american gang members (literally since some of those gangs follow the old Aztec fake evil magical practices to this day).
Some children, boys included, are born with a greater share of their lost resources than others, and manage to hold onto them longer than others as well.
I know. I was one of them. The weird kids that just don't fit into "the matrix."
I could tell you stories...
But in boys, when you hit puberty the strength of that neurochemical mishegas almost guarantees that all of that goes out the window.
And you're then miserable, and just like everyone else again. For the most part, at least.
I also feel that a point should be made that societal, and personal, expectations go a long way toward the bad behavior of men.
If you expect the worst from men, and verbalize that by reinforcing stereotypes over the course of their development, is it really any surprise that that's what you're usually going to get from them?
The African magic is real - I don't see this type of magic practiced anywhere else - so there's good reason to move with caution. Check this channel it's full of magic
Zangbeto is so cool to watch. I'm guessing they are Inorganic beings contained in those straw huts -.