Tag: psychology of belief

• Black Magic in India: Rituals, Superstitions, Crimes & The Truth Behind the Stories

  

  So… How Common Is Black Magic In India? I was travelling back from work with a friend, discussing what I can’t remember right now, when he told me about an incident that occurred with him a while ago. He and his wife were on a walk near their house when they saw a woman performing…

  Shreya Singh

  June 3, 2026

  Dark

  black magic, black magic in india, Burari Deaths, cultural beliefs, evil eye, human sacrifice, indian folklore, Indian mysteries, indian superstitions, nazar, occult practices, paranormal india, psychology of belief, shreyalogy, superstition in india, tantrik, true crime India, vashikaran, witch hunting, witchcraft

• I Fell Into the Manifestation Rabbit Hole (Against My Will)

  

  In 2022, a friend of mine told me about subliminals. For those of you that know me, you’d know 2021 was objectively the worst year of my life. If there has ever been a “year” that could have killed me, then it was 2021. This particular friend had largely been a part of my year,…

  Shreya Singh

  February 14, 2026

  Manifestation

  belief systems, free will debate, inner world, law of assumption, law of attraction, manifestation, manifestation journey, mindset, perception vs reality, personal philosophy, personal reflections, psychology of belief, reality creation, scepticism, self fulfilling prophecy, shreyalogy, spirituality, subconscious mind, subliminals, thought patterns