We all have heard of this dark, occult world of black magic that makes impossible things happen, the weird pronouncing of mantras and chanting spells, invoking spirits and forces of nature that coexist with us. How many among us have tried to delve into the depths of this mysterious world to know exactly what it is? Few, right? Yes, in this edition, we will give you some highlights and brief you on the various kinds of Indian practices, taboos, and rituals that these magic practitioners practice.
Black magic can be described as a potential solid force that, when entering the human body system, causes a lot of disruption and several hassles in the ideal functioning of mind, body, and soul. Indian mythology believes that this kind of entrance of such negative energy, causing hurdles and issues in a person’s life without the host’s body knowledge, is exactly what black magic does.
Tantrik Masters of Black Magic in India
This kind of magical presence not only destroys the life of the concerned victim but also leaves a great impression on the other persons who have been involved in this evil activity. Though these kinds of black magical practices are banned in India, many follow them for their benefit, to fulfill their vengeance or anger against others, etc.
The magical practitioner who performs these magical spells is a ‘Tantrik’ in India.
He is considered to have mastered the skill of magic and can make impossible things happen. The prime intention behind any magical practice of these tantrics is to bring good upon someone by causing evil to others. This has always been the fundamental principle upon which black magic works. This person harnesses negative energy and uses it for various kinds of cold-hearted and callous deeds.
Tantriks and Supernatural Forces in Indian Black Magic
It is believed that these ‘Tantriks’ can also see the spirits of the so-called ghosts and perform various tasks by them. They lead a callous and brutal life of a short life span. Due to the constant dealings with the spirits and other supernatural forces, they have a hectic life. Most of them perform these kinds of callous activities just for money, but others do it to master their skill and knowledge in their dark world of magic.
In India, though many fear these practices, they resort to them in dire necessity when things do not fall in place. This could be for various reasons, like getting a good job, giving birth to a baby, having a better career, gaining financial stability, etc. Indian black magic involves many sacrifices, which are made in blood, life, etc.
Clay Doll Rituals and Dark Intentions in Tantric Magic
Human sacrifices are primarily made in extremely complex spells, which require the spirits of the invoked forces to be made happy to get the job done. In other cases, one gets to see clay dolls made by these Tantriks, and in most cases, they use some of the different types of objects that directly connect with the person on whom the spell is being cast. This object is then wrapped upon this clay doll, and various spells are chanted.
The clay doll is in the form of the same person and represents the victim. It is believed that whatever is done to the doll, the victim also feels infliction on it. The final intention of the Tantrik could be even to kill the person or to leave him injured or helpless.
Identifying Symptoms of Black Magic Influence in Indian Mythology
Let me describe some common symptoms observed in individuals affected by these malevolent practices. These individuals often appear isolated, preferring solitude over the company of others. They frequently display irritability; a notable symptom is their nails acquiring a slight blackish hue.
Consistent neck and shoulder pain and an aversion to bathing are common. A peculiar trait often seen is talking to oneself. In Indian folklore, it’s believed that the sudden death of a Tulsi plant, commonly found in Indian courtyards, signals the influence of black magic on a household. So now, you can better identify when things seem amiss due to these dark influences.
