ORDER YOUR COPY

The History of Black Cloaks in Magic

Black cloaks have a long history in magic and the occult. Traditionally, black is associated with mystery, the unknown, and the subconscious. Magicians, sorcerers, and occult practitioners have used black cloaks in rituals to symbolize the absorption of energy and the protection against negative forces. The cloak serves as a tool to enhance the practitioner's power, creating a barrier between the wearer and external influences.

In magical traditions, the black cloak is worn during rituals to signify a connection to the mystical and the hidden realms. It represents the practitioner's authority and command over the forces they are invoking. This parallels the role of a judge's robe in the courtroom, symbolizing authority, impartiality, and the power to make binding decisions.

The tradition of judges wearing black cloaks dates back to the late seventeenth century. This tradition continued, and the black robe became a symbol of the solemnity and gravity of the legal process. The robe itself adds to the ritualistic nature of the court, much like the ceremonial cloak worn by magicians or priests during rituals. 

See how law functions not just as a system of rules, but as a carefully constructed practice of word magic and rituals happening in your everyday physical reality in plain sight that shape the destinies of others and no one even notices it is a ritual being performed before their eyes?

ORDER YOUR COPY