Sentence examples for indigenous magic from inspiring English sources

The most interesting part is that apparently "indigenous magic was important in the founding of the school".

The institution's earliest students included children from the Wampanoag and Narragansett tribes, but there are precious few details about how indigenous magic might have shifted North American wizarding culture in new and interesting directions.

The name is of immigrant origin..@loonyloolaluna However, indigenous magic was important in the founding of the school.

Keene initially voiced her concerns last June, after Rowling teased some details about a North American wizarding academy, writing on Twitter that "indigenous magic was important in the founding of the school".

In 1955, after years spent chasing down reports of the clandestine use of magic mushrooms among indigenous Mexicans, Wasson was introduced to them by María Sabina, a curandera — a healer, or shaman — in southern Mexico.

"If you asked a community of Indigenous leaders, 'okay, let's magic wand away the Indian Act tomorrow,' they'd say no, not tomorrow," he said.

The beer is called Apu, a magic word signifying God, power and richness in the Quechua indigenous language.

Bell hopes these elements of magic realism will give the show's mainstream, largely Western audience an entry point into Indigenous spirituality.

Happily, this men's magic grows alongside another plant which is known in the local dialect as the "bull wakener"; the indigenous Viagra.

Indigenous, pop.

It's not indigenous.