Exploring Witchcraft in Mexico City

The video explores the intersection of witchcraft and Catholicism in Mexico City, focusing on the Senora witches market. Anthropologist Anthony Zabaleta's 25-year study reveals the market's offerings, from spells to spiritual cleansings. Zabaleta's personal encounter with black magic challenges his scientific beliefs, highlighting the dangers of breaking spells. The video concludes with a cleansing ritual and reflections on the power of belief.

What is the primary religion of most people in Mexico City?

• Buddhism

• Islam

• Catholicism

• Hinduism

Where can believers find tools of witchcraft in Mexico City?

• The Cathedral

• City Hall

• Senora witches market

• Local schools

What services are offered at the Senora witches market?

• Financial planning

• Legal advice

• Spiritual cleansing

• Medical check-ups

Who is Alberto Salinas?

• A local politician

• A healer from Texas

• A famous artist

• A Catholic priest

What did Dr. Zabaleta and the healers discover during their mission?

• A hidden treasure

• Objects used in hexing rituals

• An ancient manuscript

• A new species

What risk do the healers face when breaking spells?

• Financial loss

• Physical danger

• Social isolation

• Legal prosecution

What did Dr. Zabaleta agree to undergo to protect himself?

• A medical procedure

• A legal contract

• A financial audit

• A cleansing ritual

How did Dr. Zabaleta's experience affect his beliefs?

• It had no impact

• It challenged his scientific beliefs

• It reinforced his scientific views

• It made him more skeptical

What does Dr. Zabaleta's story suggest about the relationship between science and the supernatural?

• The supernatural is a myth

• Science always explains the supernatural

• Science and the supernatural are unrelated

• Science doesn't always conquer the supernatural

For those who believe, how is witchcraft perceived?

• As a scientific phenomenon

• As a historical artifact

• As a fictional concept

• As a very real aspect of life