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Black magic ?

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• Behind Argentina’s World Cup Magic,an Army of Witches- New york times: 17^th Dec, 2022.(one day before the match)
• The same is compared with article published in GUJRAT SAMACHAR on 25^th Feb,2025 after the WIN against Pakistan and India match on 23th Feb,2025.(after the match is over)
• The purpose of article or talk is to explain is there a black magic or like that ?

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Disclaimer

• We are talking in this platform not in order to make you believe anything
• This talk is cherry pick up from difference place.
• Like black magic and other magic is written in different scripture also
• N number of movies and TV serials are there.
• (e.g. Nagin, Talaash, …): Unseen world
• We are going to talked about different magic white or black
• Different names methodology are prevalent in the arena.
• This talk we are going to understand the methodology
• We will conclude by our one liner conclusion on Black or white Magic/ methodology/ and how to live in the arena of these.

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• Argentina lost 2 Saudi Arabia�
• Went on to win the world cup through penalty shoot out�
• Lionel Messi the star player�
• For France Kylian Mbappé the player made hat-trick�
• We are talking about an article published in New York Time which is available in my blog which is published on 17^th Dec,2022 , before the final of the FIFA World cup.

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Magalí Martínez, a self-proclaimed witch, is one of hundreds who has used magic to try to help Argentina’s soccer team

• Behind Argentina’s World Cup Magic, an Army of Witches
• Magalí Martínez knew something was off:
• The seemingly invincible soccer star Lionel Messi was scuffling on the soccer pitch.
• To her, it looked like he was afflicted with a supernatural curse that has roots in different cultures across history, the “evil eye.”
• So Martínez, a self-proclaimed witch and part-time babysitter, got to work.
• She focused intensely on Messi, began repeating a prayer and drizzled a bit of oil into a bowl of water.
• If the oil remained dispersed, he was safe.
• If it collected in the middle, he was cursed.

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• “It came together like a magnet,”
• she said. “I knew I wouldn’t be able to cure him alone.”
• She went to Twitter and called on her fellow witches across Argentina. “Evil-eye healing sisters, Messi is very affected,” she said. “I need your help.”
• A thousand people shared her tweet, with many saying they, too, were witches and would work to protect Argentina’s golden boy.
• Argentina has not lost since.
• The bookkeepers have set their odds, gamblers have placed their bets and the experts have made their picks for Sunday’s World Cup final between Argentina and France, but their analysis of the matchup — focused on just the 22 players on the field— might not be considering a wild card: Argentina’s army of witches.

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• Witches in Argentina have formed groups to give their soccer team a magic boost ever since the team's first loss in the World Cup.

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Burning of Sages

Burning of Sages

Burning of Sages

Burning of Sages

Burning of Sages

What is the purpose of burning sage?

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• It is an ancient practice, especially important to Native American tribes.
• They believe that burning sage would provide protection from evil.
• Today, it is commonly used to cleanse past trauma or bad experiences a home or personal space may hold, letting you fill the air with a light and comforting feel.
• White Sage and other smudge products (burning sweet grass, palo santo, etc. in order to “clear negative energy”) has become increasingly popular among non-native people. 

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• In recent weeks, hundreds, if not thousands of Argentine women who call themselves “brujas,” or witches, have taken up arms— in the form of prayers, altars, candles, amulets and burning sage — to protect their nation’s beloved soccer team in its quest to secure a third World Cup title and its first in 36 years.
• “We think of ourselves as agents that, from love, can take care, protect and sow happiness,” said Rocío Cabral Menna, 27, a witch and high-school teacher in Messi’s hometown, Rosario, who burns a bay leaf inscribed with her predicted score in a ceremony before each match.
• The players are competing on the field, she said, and at home, “the witches are taking care of them.”
• The trend caught fire after Argentina’s shocking loss to Saudi Arabia in the opening match, causing Argentines to search for any way to help the team on which this nation of 47 million has pitted its hopes.

Amulates

Amulates

Altars

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• After that match, several witches started a WhatsApp group to instruct other witches on how to help the national team.�
• They called it the Argentine Association of Witches, or La Brujineta, a play on “bruja” and “La Scaloneta,” Argentina’s nickname for its national team.�
• “I thought there were going to be 10 people at most,” said the group’s founder, Antonella Spadafora, 23, a witch who runs a convenience store in a city in northwest Argentina. �
• Within days, more than 300 people had joined the group.�
• Last week, there was so much demand that they started a Twitter account. �
• It has gained 25,000 followers in seven days.�
• “We got tired of being closet witches,” said Andrea Maciel, 28, a witch and graphic designer in Buenos Aires who now helps manage the group.�
• The witches said their main focus is to use rituals to absorb negative energy from Argentina’s players and exchange it with good energy. �
• That, however, leaves them exhausted.

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• “Headaches, dizziness, vomiting, muscle pain,” Spadafora said.
• “We are absorbing all the bad vibes,” she added.
• “It wears you down a lot, because these are very public figures who have so much negative energy from other people.”
• So, to divide the burden, the group leaders now split the witches into groups before every match, each focused on protecting a certain player.
• While many of the witches said they are working to look after Messi and his teammates, others are attempting to cast spells on opposing players, particularly the goalkeepers.
• One ritual involves freezing a slip of paper with the name of a player on it, saying a curse and then burning the frozen paper just before the match.
• But the Brujineta group warned that trying to curse France could backfire, particularly because of the team’s star forward, Kylian Mbappé.

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• “We do not recommend freezing France, as their players are protected by dark entities and the energy can bounce back!!”
• The group announced on Twitter on Wednesday. “We saw very dark things in the French team and especially in Mbappé. Please share!!!”
• The witches focused on the World Cup represent a wide variety of occult disciplines, more New Age than ancient and Indigenous.
• Practices include black magic, white magic, Wicca, Reiki, Tarot, astrology, and healers of the evil eye and other ailments.
• Some women said they were born with special abilities, while others said they developed their skills through study.
• Several said they began practicing witchcraft as part of a growing feminist movement in Argentina that began in 2018 with the fight for legal abortion.

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�WICCA: Detailing�

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• A modern religious form of witchcraft ( the activity of performing magic to help or harm other people)
• Although the Wicca religion is a modern creation, some of its sources pre-date the Christian era by many centuries.

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• “I think we all have magic inside,” said Cabral Menna.
• But the witches are far from the only Argentines trying to help their team in the supernatural realm.
• On game days, many more Argentines have been practicing some sort of cábala, or superstition designed to avoid causing any bad luck to their team.
• The cábalas often involve people sticking to the exact same routine if the team is winning, including where they watch the game, with whom, in what clothes, at what volume and on which channel. �

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• The practice is so mainstream that millions of Argentines likely practice some sort of cábala, a word that derives from kabbalah, a Jewish mystical tradition.
• Cábalas have been especially pronounced this year after Argentina’s loss in its opening match.
• Adrián Coria, Messi’s childhood coach in Rosario and later on the national team, said that he watched the first loss with his family in his living room. �Then his wife and daughter sent him to a small cabin in the backyard for the second match. “Alone,”he said. �He has since watched the rest of the World Cup there.
• Cabral Menna, the witch from Rosario, said she and her mother watched Argentina’s first victory in her mother’s bedroom.�“It’s the only part of the house without air conditioning,” she said. “It’s very hot. But we’re not going to move.”

CABALA

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• “he ancient Jewish tradition of mystical interpretation of the Bible, first transmitted orally and using esoteric methods (including ciphers). It reached the height of its influence in the later Middle Ages and remains significant in Hasidism.

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• And Sergio Duri, the owner of a restaurant in Rosario with Messi’s signature on the wall, said he now watches the matches in his kitchen with one dachshund, Omar, while his wife watches them in their bedroom with the other dachshund, Dulce. �“If this comes out, everybody will know that we’re all completely crazy,” he said. “But these are cábalas, you know?”
• The players are also practicing cábalas. �Alejandro Gómez, Leandro Paredes and Rodrigo de Paul, three midfielders, have taken to walking around the pitch an hour before kick off while chewing candy, a tradition they started last year when Argentina won the Copa América, South America’s premier soccer tournament.

So now the question for the witches is: �What will happen on Sunday?

• “We don’t want to give information as if we have the absolute last word,” Spadafora said. �“But obviously we have started working, and obviously we have checked with most of the means at our disposal — esoteric means, for example, pendulums ,Tarot, all the divination methods — and it indicates that Argentina is going to win.”
• Azucena Agüero Blanch, a 72-year old professional fortune-teller once consulted by former President Carlos Menem, has also explained that she is working with magical stones to ensure an Argentina victory. “Many people who are pushing for Argentina to win have called on me to work on this,” she told an Argentine newspaper.
• On Friday night, Martínez was in her candlelit home in Buenos Aires wearing a robe covered in tigers and lighting candles at an altar that included burned sandalwood; Ganesha, the elephant-headed Hindu god; and a photo of Diego Maradona, the late Argentine soccer star who is something like a deity to many in this country.

So now the question for the witches is: �What will happen on Sunday?

• Martínez said she has a series of methods to protect the national team, including a practice that involves swinging a pendulum, or a wooden cylinder on a string, above a player’s jersey number and then burning cotton doused with a mistletoe tincture. �She said she follows the news for updates about players’ ailments and then uses the pendulum to help alleviate them.�“The pendulum is the most powerful tool I have,” she explained.
• She said she has also had psychic moments during matches. �During Argentina’s match against Australia on Dec. 3, she said she had a vision of the Argentine forward Julián Álvarez celebrating a goal.
• At 5:13 p.m., she tweeted: “Julian Alvarez I want your goal
• Four minutes later, Álvarez scored.( Premonition)

Rocío Cabral Menna is a witch, poet and literature professor in Rosario

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Morosano casting spells for the national team

During Argentina’s matches, Maia Morosano performs rituals to lead to a win, such as burning�Morosano, who is from Rosario, is also a poet.

Argentina’s matches, Fernandez performs several rituals, burning laurel leaves.

An altar in Parisi’s bedroom

Jesica Fernandez Bruera, an astrologer in Rosario.�Sebastián

Tarot sets used by Violeta Parisi, a witch in Buenos Aires.�Parisi, 24, is one of the hundreds of witches across the country practicing magic to help their national team.

�Black Magic ?�

• There are black Forces and white forces in this universe.
• Planet on earth, whose god is GAYA
• There are multiverse and is run by called Jyoti Niranjan.(son of parmatma(Ultimate God)
• Both energy is created by the God; Jyoti Niranjan.
• White energy and black energy are neither good or bad. The same is created with a purpose
• Black energy gives you lot of success, but suppose to pay the price for the same.
• White energy does not gives you success as black energy can.
• There are Seven World up Seven World Down
• As these talk started in my mind with an article on the basis of India V/s Pakistan Match written in Gujarat Samachar today.
• It reminds me back to FIFA World cup-2022,Qatar.
• The story was written in New York Times Article on 17^th Dec,2022.

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�Black Magic ?�

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• What I covered.
• There are a possibility of cursing the opposite player
• Better ways is to give the energy to your team player
• Remove the evil energy or evil eye on your player.
• Different methods are there

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�Black Magic ?�

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• Black Magic I deal like these,
• I do not fear from them
• I do not have anger against them.
• When I feel, I request to go away from me with lot of compassion or care.
• In all, They will also honor you.
• At the end

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