What They Call Black Majick We Call Survival!

What They Call Black Majick, We Call Survival!

By Darklady |darkwitchery.com

They say black majick like it’s a slur.

Like it’s a mistake.

Like we stumbled into the dark and need to be rescued.

But here’s the truth, and you better write it down:

We didn’t stumble into the dark.

We were born in it.

✦ The Lie of “Good Witches”

From the minute the word “witch” reemerged in pop culture, they tried to bleach it clean.

“White witches.”

“Love & light.”

“Manifestation with gratitude.”

They made the witch safe.

Palatable.

Nice.

But niceness isn’t survival.

Whitewashed witchcraft doesn't protect you when the world goes feral.

Black majick is not about being evil.

It’s about being honest.

About working with what’s real — anger, grief, power, shadow, rage — and making it into a weapon or a shield, depending on what you need.

You’ve bled for your power. You’ve screamed in silence. You’ve seen things that polite witches pretend don’t exist.

That’s why they’re scared of us.

Because black majick isn’t decoration.

It’s weaponized will.

✦ What Is Black Majick Really?

Let me spell it out for you.

Black majick is:

Binding someone who keeps crossing your boundaries — spiritually or otherwise.

Cursing abusers when justice fails.

Banishing liars, energy thieves, and manipulators from your space.

Speaking your will with venom and clarity and daring the world to flinch.

Using herbs, bones, ink, bloodlines, thread, vinegar, rust, nails, grave dust — not crystals and blessings.

It’s not chaotic.

It’s not random.

And it damn sure isn’t safe — for those who deserve to feel unsafe.

Black majick is shadow alchemy.

It’s the knowledge passed through whispers, pain, and fire.

And some of us had to claw it out of the dirt to even speak it again.

✦ Why Survival Demands It

Let’s not play dumb.

This world isn’t built for witches.

It’s built to break you, distract you, domesticate you.

So when people say,

“Why do you use black majick? Why can’t you just let go and forgive?”

You say:

“Because I don’t owe peace to anyone who caused war in my life.”

“Because some of us aren’t here to heal — we’re here to hex and rebuild.”

“Because I survived, and I’m not apologizing for what I had to become.”

Witches who use black majick aren’t cruel — we’re tired.

We’re wise.

We’re sharp.

And we’re not interested in being “liked.”

✦ Final Words from the Dark

So the next time someone tries to shame you for going dark —

for doing what needed to be done,

for lighting black candles and whispering the real names of your enemies,

for mixing rust with nettle and sealing the jar with spite —

Just smile.

Because what they call black majick…

we call survival.

We call it freedom.

We call it ours.

Darklady