Witchcraft

Witchcraft refers to the practice of magical rituals and the belief in supernatural powers, often associated with the ability to influence events or people. Historically, it has been linked to folk traditions, shamanism, and various belief systems. In different cultures, witches may be seen as healers, diviners, or malevolent figures. Witchcraft has often been surrounded by stigma and persecution, particularly during events like the European witch hunts. Today, some identify as witches within modern spiritual movements, such as Wicca, embracing nature and communal practices. Overall, witchcraft encompasses a diverse range of beliefs and practices related to the mystical and the unknown.