Witchcraft

2. The study and use of plants and herbs for medicinal, magical, or spiritual purposes, often involving remedies, potions, or rituals.
6. A belief or practice that attributes supernatural significance to certain actions, objects, or events, often without a rational or scientific basis.
8. The act of consuming the flesh of one's own species, typically considered a severe taboo due to its association with extreme violence and inhuman behavior.
9. A cultural or societal prohibition or restriction that deems certain behaviors, actions, or topics as socially unacceptable, often due to moral, religious, or social considerations.

1. The act of performing magical rituals and incantations to bring about a specific outcome or change in accordance with one's intentions.
3. The practice of engaging in sexual relationships or marriage with close blood relatives, such as siblings or parents and children, which is widely considered taboo in most cultures.
4. The practice of seeking knowledge or insights about the future or hidden truths through various methods, such as tarot card reading, astrology, or scrying.
5. The practice of using supernatural or magical powers, often involving rituals, spells, and the invocation of spirits.
7. The permanent cessation of biological life, often accompanied by cultural norms, rituals, and beliefs surrounding the deceased and the afterlife.