- "The history of magic refers to the entire history of events that from someone's perception were impossible to occur..."
Learning about the origins and evolution of magic throughout history, from ancient mystical practices to modern entertainment.
Magical Traditions: The study of beliefs and practices related to magic across different cultures and historical periods.
History of Conjuring: The evolution of conjuring and its role in society, as well as the techniques and tricks used by magicians.
Magic in Ancient Civilizations: The use of magic in ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, and other ancient cultures.
Medieval Magic: The role of magic in medieval Europe, including alchemy, witchcraft, and religion.
Renaissance Magic: The emergence of Renaissance magic, including the study of astrology, natural magic, and ceremonial magic.
Victorian Magic: The golden age of magic in the 19th century, including the rise of stage magic and illusionism.
Magic and Popular Culture: The role of magic in popular culture, including books, films, and television shows.
Psychics and Mediums: The study of psychics and mediums, including their history and the techniques they use.
Tarot and Divination: The use of tarot and other divination methods as tools for predicting the future.
Mystical Experience: The exploration of mystical experience and its relationship to magic.
The Occult: The study of the occult and its various systems of belief.
Religion and Magic: The relationship between religion and magic, including the rise of religious movements and their magical practices.
Magic and Science: The interaction between magic and science, including the study of scientific discoveries and the impact of magic on scientific explanations.
Biographies of Famous Magicians: The lives and works of famous magicians, including Harry Houdini, David Copperfield, and Penn & Teller.
Ancient Magic: The study of magic in ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Greece.
Medieval Magic: The study of magic during the Middle Ages, including witchcraft, divination, and alchemy.
Renaissance Magic: The study of magic during the Renaissance era, which includes the works of famous magicians such as John Dee and Francis Bacon.
Modern Magic: The study of magic in the modern era, includes contemporary magicians and practices.
Spiritualism: The study of the beliefs and practices of spiritualists, who claim to communicate with spirits of the dead.
Conjuring: The study of sleight of hand, illusion, and other performing arts, such as card tricks and levitation.
Witchcraft: The study of witchcraft and its history, including the practices, beliefs, and persecutions of witches throughout history.
Folk magic: The study of the magical practices of different cultures around the world.
Divination: The study of methods used to predict the future or gain insight into the past or present.
Alchemy: The study of the ancient branch of natural philosophy that aimed to transform base metals into gold and to create a universal panacea.
Occultism: The study of knowledge hidden or secret from the general public, including magic, divination, and spiritualism.
Esotericism: The study of the spiritual and mystical doctrines and practices of various religious traditions.
- "...from the perspective of another person... there is a logical explanation."
- "There is supernatural, ritual, illusion, and dark magic..."
- "...which some refer to as witchcraft."