Yoruba Babalawo Santería is a religion with origins in the Yoruba tribe from Africa (“road of the Saints”) is the name given in Cuba to these ancestral rites. SANTERIA: A pagan religion based on syncretism between Yoruba and Catholicism. The priests of Santeria are the Santeros, but we can also find Babalawos. To become a … Read more
On many occasions, we have needed those objects called ‘amulets’ to protect us from all the dangers that surround us or forces we cannot face. Formerly, the evil eye amulets and other general amulets were kept in the houses to neutralize the negative energy that entered the house and the black magic. As for protection … Read more
Necronomicon is a grimoire, mainly fictional, appearing in the stories of renowned author H.P. Lovecraft, who specialized in the gothic genre. Authors like August Derrieth and Clark Ashton Smith also cited it in their works. It was believed to have been somewhat influenced by 18th-century Gothic literature like the works of Walpole and Radcliffe. Lovecraft … Read more
Over the last thousands of years, the word ‘necromancy’ has been interpreted by different people in widely different ways. The layman knows it to be something to do with the séances. The illusionist will claim its value as mythical, and the astrophysicist might believe in its existence. But a genuine practitioner will tell you that … Read more
Biblical Views on Dark Magic and Witchcraft Deuteronomy 18:11-12 condemns anyone who ‘casts spells or is a spiritist or consults the dead,’ Exodus 22:18 states, ‘Do not allow a sorceress to live.’ These statements are suggestive enough of the biblical views on dark magic. But it’s important to note that these references are essentially from … Read more
Mexico, a country between North and South America, has a variety of cultures and languages, and it is affected by both regions and people in both areas. However, it is also not free from the influence of black magic, and it is believed that Spain brought it into Mexico. In most of the vividly used … Read more