witchcraft types

There were many types of witchcraft. The following were some common types of witchcraft: 1. White witchcraft: An ancient form of witchcraft used in folk life to pray for sunshine, rain, exorcism, and evil spirits. As opposed to black witchcraft, it aims to predict the future, cure diseases, and promote people's happiness through mysterious power. 2. [Magic: A form of witchcraft that is widely spread in southern China.] 3. "Venomous Spells": For example, the Miao tribe's venomous spells were more famous. They would place a batch of poisonous insects in a confined space, and the last one to survive would be the venomous spell. There were also birds, cats, and dogs as venomous spells. Different venomous spells had different effects. They could control people's behavior, thoughts, or cause pain. There were also cat Gu, such as the cat Gu in the case of the cat ghost of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. After killing the cat, it controlled the cat's ghost and made it psychic and harmful through blood sacrifice. 4. [Substitute Technique: Use a puppet to replace someone else. What happens to the puppet will come true on that person. There were records of it when King Wu of Zhou conquered King Zhou and established the Zhou Dynasty.] 5. Soul Summoning Technique: It had caused panic in the Qing Dynasty and still existed in some rural areas. When children were frightened, adults would use methods such as beating gongs and drums to shout the child's name, shouting with the child's belongings, or knocking on the child's bed to summon the child's soul. 6. [The Art of Hating Each Other]: It was recorded in the Huainan Ten Thousand Bi Art. The method was to burn a horse's tail into ashes and put it into the clothes of two people who wanted to separate, so that the two people hated each other. It was mostly used for the court concubines to compete for favor. 7. [Sympathetic witchcraft]: The British Anthropologist Fraser used it as a general term for the following witchcraft (or imitation witchcraft) and contact witchcraft. According to the law of similarity, the wizard could achieve what he wanted by imitating; according to the law of contact, the wizard could influence someone by touching the object. 8. [Tame Head Technique]: According to the relevant folk tales, the Tame Head Technique can cause strange phenomena such as spitting out iron nails. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

There were many ways to classify sorcery, and the following were some common ones: 1. [According to good and evil attributes, it can be divided into white witchcraft and black witchcraft.] White witchcraft was mainly used for various needs in folk life, including praying for sunshine, praying for rain, exorcising ghosts, breaking evil spirits, etc. It aimed to predict the future, cure diseases, and promote people's happiness through mysterious forces. Black witchcraft was not described in detail in the given information, but it was the opposite of white witchcraft. 2. ** According to the geographical classification **: There are the magic techniques that are spread in southern China, and there are also rumors that witchcraft can be divided into southern and northern witchcraft. 3. ** According to the form (Fraser's classification)**: The British Anthropologist Fraser called Sympathy Witchcraft the general term for the following witchcraft (or imitation witchcraft) and contact witchcraft. According to the law of similarity, a wizard could achieve anything he wanted by imitating; according to the law of contact, contact witchcraft was to influence someone through the objects they had touched. 4. ** Sorcery is categorized according to its function or manifestation **: For example, in China, there is witchcraft in the curse of witchcraft (Burying a small wooden figure in the house for worship and other acts), Substitute Technique (Using a puppet to replace others, what happens to the puppet will come true on the person), voodoo (such as Miao voodoo, cat voodoo, etc., involving the use of poisonous insects or controlling animal ghosts to achieve certain effects, such as controlling the other party's behavior and thoughts, harming others, etc.), soul calling (thinking that the soul of a person is scared away and calling the soul in some way), mutual hatred (such as burning a horse's tail into ashes and putting it into the clothes of two people who want to separate to make them hate each other), etc. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Witch belief was a primitive form of religious belief that emphasized communication with gods and the use of mysterious power. Wizards and witches played the role of a medium connecting humans and gods, performing ritual activities such as sacrifice and divination. Witchcraft rituals were activities that attempted to influence or control certain people and things with the help of supernatural mysterious forces under the witch belief system. For example, the Yi people would adopt witchcraft rituals to exorcise ghosts, eliminate disasters, and receive blessings, so as to avoid disasters brought by ghosts. In some ethnic building rituals, there would also be wizards or craftsmen who performed divination (such as reading chicken divinations) and regarded specific phenomena as oracles. These were the manifestations of witchcraft rituals in different scenarios. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

" Witchcraft of the World " might be a novel. From the information retrieved, it was known that there was a novel called " Witchcraft of the Other World ", which involved strange witchcraft and other content that was passed down during the ancient tribal period. However, there was no detailed information about the plot of " Witchcraft of the World ", so it was impossible to provide more information. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!