A mystical and esoteric system of interpreting Jewish scriptures, also called Kabbalah.

An evil spirit or demon, summoned in black magic practices.

A cup used in sacred and magical rituals to hold consecrated liquids.

The practice of divination using cards, such as tarot or playing cards.

A person who officiates during a ritual or magical ceremony.

A group of initiates or esoteric practitioners who gather for studies and rituals.

The energy centers located in the human body, according to Indian tradition.

A spiritual practitioner who enters a trance to communicate with spirits and invisible worlds.

The practice of conveying messages from spiritual entities through a medium.

An object or verbal formula used to attract luck or ward off evil.

Divination by reading the lines of the hand, also called palmistry.

Divination based on time and temporal cycles.

The ability to hear voices or sounds of spiritual or supernatural origin.

The ability to feel emotions or information through non-physical means.

The ability to perceive events or information beyond the normal senses.

A book of magic or rituals, such as the Key of Solomon.

A sacred space reserved for meditation and spiritual practice.

Often symbolized in rituals to represent love, life, and vital energy.

Knowledge or understanding acquired through esoteric or mystical means.

The act of summoning spirits or entities through magical rituals.

The study of the structure and origin of the universe, with esoteric implications.

The moment between day and night, considered favorable for magical practices.

Divination by observing crystals or crystal balls.

A Phrygian goddess of nature and fertility, worshiped in esoteric rituals.

The study of the effects of sounds and vibrations on matter, used in healing practices.

A mythological creature with a dog's head, mentioned in esoteric texts.

A plant used in healing practices and magical potions.