Folk magic refers to a set of traditional practices and beliefs that involve the use of natural elements, rituals, and charms to influence events or outcomes in everyday life. Often passed down through generations, these practices are rooted in local culture and may include herbal remedies, spells, and talismans. Folk magic is commonly associated with various cultures around the world, each having its unique methods and beliefs. Many practitioners of folk magic, sometimes called cunning folk or wise women, draw upon their community's history and folklore. This form of magic is often intertwined with spirituality and may be used for purposes such as healing, protection, or attracting love. While not formally recognized as a religion, folk magic plays a significant role in the cultural identity of many communities.