In a world that insists magic is superstition, Kill the Spell reveals how unseen forces still shape our lives-and how to protect yourself from their darker side. Drawing on archaeology, anthropology, quantum physics, Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and decades of hands-on fieldwork at sacred sites, Karen Crowley¿Susani and Dominique Susani bridge the gap between science and the invisible. They show how ancient cultures from Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China, the Americas, Africa, and Europe understood magic as a practical technology of influence: spells, talismans, and rituals that act through likeness, contact, and intention. But this is not just a history of enchantment. The authors expose how black magic, curses, "evil eye" projections, and self¿enchantment still operate today-through poisoned gifts, obsessive emotions, family patterns, entities, and charged places. Using the Indian model of the five ko¿as (subtle bodies), they map exactly where and how such influences attach to our energetic field. Most importantly, Kill the Spell offers clear, grounded methods for defense and release. You'll discover: How to recognize signs of enchantment, attachment, and possession. The five main groups of entities (human desire forms, attached dead, demons, underworld beings, and devas) and how they interact with you. Practical tools for protection and cleansing, including amulets, talismans, magic squares, symbols, and energetic techniques that restore the "triple enclosure" of your aura. Respectful of medical and psychological care, this book is not a substitute for therapy or treatment. Instead, it is a sophisticated guide to the invisible ecology we live in every day-and a manual for reclaiming your sovereignty in a world where magic never really disappeared.