Magic practices refer to a variety of rituals and techniques used to influence events or outcomes through supernatural means. These practices can include spellcasting, divination, and the use of charms or talismans. Many cultures have their own unique traditions, often rooted in folklore and spirituality, that guide how magic is performed. Commonly associated with Wicca, Hoodoo, and Shamanism, magic practices can vary widely in their beliefs and methods. Practitioners may seek to harness natural energies, connect with spiritual entities, or use symbolic actions to manifest their intentions. The effectiveness of these practices is often viewed through personal belief and cultural context.