The write-up explores the enduring prevalence of sorcery and black magic in Kashmir, tracing its roots to historical accounts by Marco Polo. Seven centuries later, the region grapples with the complex tapestry of beliefs surrounding sorcery, impacting families through health, relationships, and economic exploitation. The narrative recounts personal stories of individuals affected by black magic, highlighting the ethical concerns and societal consequences. Scholars weigh in on the religious perspective, while the article underscores the challenge of distinguishing between genuine spiritual practices and exploitation in the realm of faith healing.