Like it or not, we all practice magic. Whether we wish someone a good day, pray over a meal, or focus our energy on current events. Such practices are deeply rooted in ancient religious and superstitious beliefs. An ornate wooden memorial was recently burned to the ground in Britain in remembrance of pandemic victims. Last year a nurse made a strange ritualistic chandelier using medical vials from Moderna. Around 10,000 people focused their energy on the pandemic altar as seven torchbearers lit it on fire seven days after it opened. Now, much like the school in Newtown, Connecticut, the school in Uvalde, Texas, may now be ritually torn down ten years later. With the release of Stranger Things 4 on Netflix, the Upside Down world was projected on 15 major landmarks around the world from New York City to Madrid, London, and Tokyo. The promotion was called 'rift', an opening from our world into another dimension, and might be a reminder of the Independence Day film where large alien ships strategically parked over major cities around the world before a countdown initiated the attack. From major events to popular culture, it seems that magic is being utilized in honor of otherworldly energies to turn our world upside down, and inside out, even in such an age as this supposedly dominated by science.

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