Does Black Magic exist?

Question

Does black magic really exist? How is it done? Why is it done? How do you know if it has been done to you? How do you get rid of a curse/spell, if it has been done to you?

Answer 1

Sure. It exsits to the extent you believe in it and let it have power over you. Much like anything else. Is it all in the mind? Maybe. But the mind is powerful, more so than any curse I've seen.

Answer 2

Black magic is magic done with intent to harm someone. It's done the same way as other magic but with malintention.

If you think someone has done this at you, it's really easy to dispel: Sit down for a few minutes of focused calm or meditation. Take three deep breaths and remind yourself that YOU are in charge of the energies in your life, not someone else (black magic only works because people forget that). Deny the magic permission to affect you. Picture in your mind a globe of light surrounding you, and pushing outward from your space and your house and your life. Put all your force of will behind it, like an explosion.

Then instruct the curse to go back where it came from. The caster ;-)

Answer 3

No. Magic is a tool. Would you say a gun is 'black' or 'white'? Or does it become black or white on if it's used in violence or self-defense?

It is done because someone makes the choice to do evil.

Generally, the person will find a way to tell you he/she has cursed you. This is required by most magical paths. This has some psychological basis to it -- it turns out that if you can convince someone that they've been cursed, they're more likely to have injury-causing accidents, but if you curse them and don't tell them, then there's no change to the statistics.

If you believe a curse has been placed on you, simply take it off. If you want a ritual, great, if not, just close your eyes and imagine yourself wearing a black robe, and take it off to expose the white rube under it. It's the personal symbolism that's important, not how you enact that symbol.

Answer 4

Of course black magic exists

Most people just assume all black magic is "ritualized." Candles, incense. Conjuring demons. Well, that is part of the whole black magic genre.

Most Christians will never EVER admit that they are guilty black magic. I think it was Saint Augustine who said "An angry woman's prayer is a curse."

When someone does something as little as say "damn you" that is black magic.

If you spend too much time thinking ill of someone you can actually cause them pain. Joint pain, headaches, nausea. This is called a thought form. No one thinks of anger as black magic. But it is.

The Christians will get all up in arms over that comment and call it too "new agey" but in point of fact it's quite biblical. Jesus is constantly telling us to monitor our thoughts. Keep our thoughts on God. A man who looks at a woman in lust commits adultary. Anger is the worst.

Answer 5

No, the only reason some people believe in Black magic is because it's not the magic it's the user. If the User uses magic in a harmful why they recieve a worse fate 3fold

Answer 6

Black magic or dark magic is the branch of magic that is used to perform evil acts or that draws on malevolent powers. In the Inquisition, Christians were afraid of witches and warlocks practicing evil black magic. In modern times, witches and warlocks will use the term to describe the bad magic that they do not do in contrast with the good white magic that they do practice. Black magic would be invoked to kill, injure, or cause destruction, or for personal gain without regard to harmful consequences to others. As a term, "black magic" is normally used to describe a form of ritual that some group or person does not approve of. Not everything that is called black magic truly has malevolent intentions behind it.

Magic like this is used to directly harm one's opponent in role playing games like Final Fantasy, for example. The opposite of dark magic is white magic. Since the words "black magic" have a negative connotation in Western TV-Y rated shows, this phrase is used instead of "black magic" on Magical DoReMi.

The differences between black magic and white magic are debated. Several theories compare and contrast the two branches; these theories include the All as One theory, the No Connection theory, and the Separate but Equal theory.

All as One: All forms of magic are evil, or black, magic. This view generally associates black magic with Satanism. The religions that maintain this opinion include most branches of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Some people on the left-hand path would agree that all magic, whether called "white" or "black," is the same. These people would not contend that all magic is evil so much as that morality is in the eyes of the beholder -- that any magic can have both good and bad consequences depending on who judges those consequences. In this school of thought, there is no separation between benevolent and malevolent magic because there is no universal morality against which magic can be measured.
Dark Doctrine: Black magic refers to the powers of darkness, usually seen from a Left-Hand Path point of view. This may or may not contrast with White magic, depending on the sorcerer's acceptance of dualism.
Formal Differences: The forms and components of black magic are different, due to the different aims or interests of those casting harmful spells, than those of white. Harmful spellcasting tends to include symbolism which seems hazardous or harmful to human beings, such as sharp, pointed, prickly, caustic, and hot elements combined with very personal objects from the spell's target (their hair, blood, mementos, etc.). This distinction is primarily observable in folk magic, but pertains to other types of magic also.
No Connection: Black and white magic are both forms of magic, but are completely different from the base up and are accomplished differently, even if they achieve similar effects. This stance is the one most often presented in fiction, including the Harry Potter series. In such books, the two classes of magic-users are portrayed as being both ideologically and diametrically opposed.
Separate but Equal: Black and white magic are exactly the same thing, differentiated only by their end goals and intent. According to this theory, the same spell could be either white or black; its nature is determined by the end result of the spell.
Magic as a Tool: In this ideology, which is becoming increasingly popular, magic is simply a force or aspect of the universe; a tool. It is neither good or bad, and the responsibility for it's consequences are entirely on the user. Just as a hammer is neither good nor evil, but it can be used to inflict harm or build a home, depending on the inclination and intention of the person who uses

Answer 7

yes Black magic exist i will not tell you about how it is done the bible speaks of this also if you have Christ in your life no weapon formed against you will prosper which means you are protected from evil yes things can happen to your things but not you you will have Gods protection he also has angels around you but you should not go were angels wouldn't go there are Demons and there are Guardian Angels believe it is true

Answer 8

Yes it does,, but remember the person casting the spell will get back 3 fold whatever they have done to you.

There are many simple protection spells you can use.

http://www.wicca.com/celtic/wicca/wicca0.htm

Answer 9

yes it does
a witch or warlock takes a certian number of ingredients and seeks to kill or do physical harm to a person. It is done cause a person may seek greed, or out of jelasousy toward someone.

Answer 10

I think so.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Go to a white magic person, like in herb shops.