Witchcraft refers to the practice of magical skills, spells, and abilities, often associated with the use of supernatural forces. It encompasses a wide range of activities and beliefs, including the use of rituals, charms, and other methods aimed at influencing events or outcomes through mystical means. Historically, witchcraft has been linked to various belief systems and cultures, often characterized by the notion of witches as individuals, typically women, perceived to have the power to wield magic.
Witchcraft can be secular or religious in nature, and its practices may be rooted in folklore, pagan traditions, or specific religious beliefs, such as Wicca. The term can also refer to the broader cultural and societal perceptions of witches, including the fear and stigma associated with witch hunts in different historical contexts.
While often portrayed negatively in Western societies, particularly during periods of witch hunts and persecution, modern interpretations of witchcraft may emphasize empowerment, healing, and connection to nature.
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