i grew up in southern africa and time to time there are witches caught naked in the morning just sitting there and not moving all of them when interviewed say either their fuel for their witchcraft plane finished or someone shot them down..you may not belive this but its true they usually live far from where they are found naked those who know any african witchcraft whats going on is it a spell gone wrong or truly their fuel which is usually human blood just run out ??
its very common and they are truly not delusional .you may try to google and read further on the subject..there is plenty of charms in african museums on display its worth the research i am new to witchcraft but this is common knowledge in africa which never reaches the masses in western countries
What you're talking about sounds completely bonkers.
Witches fuel being usually human blood? Witchcraft planes? Most of this just sounds like superstitious, fearful people making stuff up. If this is "common knowledge" then please, share some sources. I would love to learn more about this.
Witches don't fly. We don't need fuel (other than food because we are human), and just.. what?
it may sound like superstition because its coming from africa you are under the impression everything to do with magic there is superstition just because u havent heard of it doesnt mean its not true..there is no links from where i come from except one reason being they dont allow pictures to be taken of some charms ..there is plenty of people of people who visit museums there i suggest u ask any person from africa with knowledge of witchcraft..i asked a question so i may learn also from someone who is in the know..here u can check out one picture they put in the lusaka museum of a belt made of snake skin which the owner used to use to sleep with a woman in her sleep
I'm not saying it sounds like superstition because of the fact that it is from Africa. I'm saying that it sounds like superstition because that's not how magic actually works. Magic has similar fundamentals no-matter where it comes from. Magic does not defy the laws of nature or physics. It does not matter where it is from, it cannot do the things you have in your original post.
Very interesting... I do wonder at the influence of cultural differences on the application of magic. For example: a certain practicality permeates the words most westerners when speaking from a self perceived sense of authority. Science and logic as a framing most all things. Odd,though to dismiss things no more strange than a single electron" existing in two locations (and points in time) at once. I wonder why they would seek to fly?
