In the marvelous world of real supernatural magic there are three general categories of power practice along with Anti-Magic. Most often these are recognized in the most widely wielded magic of witchcraft. One of many subsets of magic within the general categories of White, Gray, and Black Magic.

White Magic

White Magic is also known as Light Magic or Natural Magic since it usually calls upon Nature Deities for paranormal power. This includes a variety of Gods, Goddesses, Nymphs, and even Fairies. In dire circumstances, a white magic practitioner may call upon Dark Underworld Deities yet still use the power for righteous purposes. White Magic is meant to be in harmony with nature and defend the forces of good on Goddess Gaia’s planet Earth.

The highest level of White Magic is considered holy as it calls upon Angels to imbue a human with the power to exact justice. This Enochian Angel Magic[Ad] only works for those with pure souls full of good intentions. Angels are extremely particular about who they allow to receive their power, unlike Nature Deities who aren’t so judgmental. White Magic is at peak paranormal power during the Christmas Season and around the time of the Summer Solstice. Specifically during daylight hours with High Noon and 3 PM producing the best bewitching results.😇

Gray Magic

Gray Magic, or Neutral Magic, is based on the natural need of the Universe to find a balance between the forces of good and evil. You can see it in outer space full of darkness yet simultaneously balanced with the light of infinite stars, galaxies, and other celestial bodies. Gray Magicians utilize the best of White and Black Magic to maintain the natural order of our reality. Even if that sometimes means going against Mother Nature. The highest levels of Gray Magic involve mining the pure energies of our reality that originate from the Gods that compose all that is. This includes Omnimagic and Macromagic.

Sorcery is sometimes considered Gray Magic as they usually don’t call upon any higher dimensional being for power. They look to their soul and natural infinite metaphysical energies that swirl around us every day! In the end, Gray Magic can be the most powerful magic of all as they don’t limit themselves to being loyal to one fantastical faction. This form of magic is most powerful during the Halloween Season as it’s the ultimate holiday of balance between good and evil. It also has substantial supernatural sway during both the Vernal and Autumnal Equinoxes as they are times of beautiful balance on Earth. The best time to practice Gray Magic is at both High Noon and the Witching Hour.🧙‍♂️

Black Magic

Black Magic is also known as Dark Magic as it delves into the blasphemous bowels of evil. Those who practice the malevolent magics call upon Dark Underworld Gods or Demons Of Hell for sinister supernatural powers! In some cases, they may call upon various dark spirits, poltergeists, Jinn, and other horrifying higher-dimensional beings. Dark Magic is about meeting a person or organization’s selfish goals at the expense of innocent people and the planet in general. Practicing Black Magic is dangerous and often takes a negative toll on a person’s health right down to their very soul! A soul that could end up being owned by the dark deity they worship.

The most distinctive mark of a Dark Magician is the quintessential green-skinned wicked witch. The highest level of Dark Magic is considered one who calls upon the Devil himself for power! Although some claim they can call upon The Darkness for power. The Darkness is the ultimate source of evil in our Omniverse. Black Magic is at peak practice during Halloween and the Winter Solstice despite being in the midst of the Christmas Season. This is because it’s the longest night of the year and the start of Dark Christmas under the looming leadership of the Anti-Claus. The most potent time of perplexing practice are nocturnal during the Witching and Devil’s Hour.😈

See Also: 💔Red Magic (Red Magic is at its height during the Valentine’s Season)

Does The Color Of Clothing Affect Magic?

The color of a magical practitioner’s ceremonial robes usually has minimal bearing on the type of magic they practice. It also shouldn’t be used to identify if someone is good or evil. Although it might get them in the mystical mood to wear the color of magic they’re invoking. In some cases, wearing the right color might give them a slight power edge since the photons of light reflected off their clothing can affect spells or potions at a microscopic. Most wear black out of tradition due to its ability to camouflage when hiding in the shadows of daylight and in the dead of night. A necessity back in the days of rampant witch-hunting!

Black also absorbs all light there eliminating any photonic interference. Plausibly a must for a spell or potion that requires absolute perfection. Wearing white reflects every color the rainbow thus propelling holy light upon everything. Something you’d only want if you really were performing pure righteous magic for an unselfish purpose. Wearing gray grants photonic balance in accordance with Gray Magic. However, a Gray Witch could wear white or black if they think need more goodness or darkness in their enchanted equation.🧙‍♂️