Is There Scientific Proof Of Black Magic?

This text explores the origins, evolution, and modern perceptions of black magic, focusing on its relationship with magic, religion, and the occult. Black magic has traditionally been associated with supernatural powers or magic for evil and selfish purposes, with potential impacts on animal conservation. Experts in the metaphysical field argue that black magic is an echoing dance of energy, drawing wisdom from the timeless Atharva Veda.

Real Magic: Ancient Wisdom, Modern Science, and a Guide to the Secret Power of the Universe by Dean Radin, PhD presents case after case of experimental evidence that magic is not divine nor diabolical. Black metaphysical religion attends to structures of esoteric thought and the “materiality of intellectual inquiry”, which sustains the circulation of information.

Several well-respected scientists have taken a serious interest in forms of magic, challenging the myth that the modern West is disenchanted. Some artists in this exhibition explore our interactions within the modern world. In relation to witchcraft and casting magic spells, 32 participants believed there were actual cases of witchcraft, while a similar number believed black magic existed and witches with magic powers existed.

There is no real black magic, and no ultimate automatization exists. Research continues to show that ancient Africans had their own versions of science embedded in local contexts. It is argued that magical thinking and beliefs are different psychological constructs, with magical thinking having important implications. The grey slender Loris lydekkerianus is used for both medicinal and ritual purposes, but little information is available on how the user uses it.