This TV presenter was afraid of witches, then one day he went to a witchcraft shop, today he wants to become a magician himself

It is not only Indians who resort to magic to “achieve success”. People in western countries also have this hobby. In fact, many educated people are found doing this. Some of them are very famous. Recently, a famous TV presenter has decided to study witchcraft by resorting to dark arts. He has revealed how he got attracted to these things through a witchcraft store and has now become a fan of this art!

TV presenter Adrian Chiles says he is studying to become a “witch”. The 57-year-old former One Show and Match of the Day 2 presenter says he bought a book about the “dark arts” this week. The book, by Jaya Saxena and Jess Zimmerman, is called “Basic Witches: How to Summon Success, Banish Drama, and Raise Hell with Your Coven”.

The book promises to teach readers how to ‘awaken your inner witch and harness the dark arts to their true potential’, while also giving you a ‘magical boost’. It says it can help ‘increase attractiveness’ or ‘end toxic friendships’, or even be able to cast spells and curses on your enemies.

Witchcraft Store,
Dad-of-two Adrian said he discovered the shop in Halesowen, West Midlands, after seeing it offered ‘witchy supplies’. The store, called WaxyWix, promises ‘there’s a bit of magic in all of us’ – and sells candles, crystals and all things ‘witchy’.

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“I am grateful to Juliet O’Brien for showing me the right way in a few things,” he said. “The most important thing is that real witches don’t do bad things because they know that such behaviour will bring them trouble… Witches are only forces for good. “I’ve read about them in a book I bought from Juliet called Basic Witches and I’m liking what I’m finding. “I’m going back soon to get some crystals… for real,” he said.

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