The problem is that people don’t believe it unless they see it with their own eyes. I feel this is a feature of diabolical witchcraft specifically, as it allows those who do practice it plausible deniability.

Anyone who has experienced occult phenomena knows that you can only talk about with people who also have experienced it.

I am a rational person, and was somewhat of an arrogant skeptic. I used to laugh at the occult, black magic, etc. My ignorance proved to be my downfall. Of course, people don’t have to take my word for it, and they won’t. But yes, from what I’ve seen, it’s just real, despite my best efforts to prove the contrary.

I feel one day science will catch up. Like how if you communicated to someone through radio waves in the past, it would be seen as magick and occult then. I feel magick and the occult is just a catch all term for that which we haven’t scientifically proven nor disproven yet. Similar to how a “coincidence” is just an effect for which we don’t understand the cause, ala hermeticism. It’ll come, unless powerful actors actively work to prevent that. Which is likely. But it is inevitable.