THE MYSTERIOUS WORLD OF SUPERNATURAL POWERS

Religious marvels are generally known as supernatural spells,curses,foretelling,belief that there is a life after death and so on. Though many cultures, have superstitious beliefs throughout human history.
What is supernatural? Well, simply, "Supernatural is something on which the laws of physics do not apply. Or, also known as something the exists above and beyond nature.
 As, we know, Indian Mythology is the oldest the is full of legends who could go invisible, heal by touch and so on. Those are because of certain siddhis and boons they had attained.
Let's explore more about supernatural powers!
It is the belief of some that the development of supernatural powers are extracted from Yoga Sutras of  Patanjali. The supernatural  powers are developed through the practice of yoga, meditation, contemplation and amalgamation.

supernatural powers in birth:
                        some people are born with some supernatural abilities like: remembering the previous birth, x-ray vision, foretell.

supernatural powers by mantras:
                        words have power! power that we should not underestimate. when we repeat 'I can do it'. Again and again that we can do it. Scientists called it 'creating positive attitude'.

supernatural powers and abilities human can develop:
                                 the communicators: these people understand all the languages, even that of animals.

supernatural powers and abilities human can develop:
                       the visionaries: these people can have the ability to know what is about to happen, or what exactly happened. they can see the past and the future.
I can hear you: ability of hearing what the other person was thinking.
photographic memory: such people have a gifted-memory that once they see something they will forget it.

SUPERSTITION POWERS IN HUMAN BEINGS

Superstition refers to any belief or practice which is explained by supernatural causality. The practices may range from harmless lemon-and-chili totems for warding off evil eye to serious concerns like witch-burning.

 Some of these beliefs and practices are centuries old and are considered part of the tradition and religion.

Past

Sati

Sati Act 1987, Sati is defined as the act of burning alive or burial of a widow (or any women) along with the body of her deceased husband (including relatives, or object belonging someone like that), irrespective of the concern of the women.

After witnessing the horrible death of his sister-in-law, Raja Ram Mohan Roy came to the conclusion of abolishing sati act. with the help of Lord William Bentinck, social reformer Mohan Roy successfully abolished sati in India in 1829. Many women lost their lives in the name of superstition. Lack of education and knowledge is the foremost reason. 

Witch-hunts

 On the other hand, people, especially women, are accused of witchcraft and attacked, occasionally killed It has been reported that mostly widows or divorcees are targeted to rob them of their property. 

Reportedly, revered village witch-doctors are paid to brand specific persons as witches, so that they can be killed without repercussions. The existing laws have been considered ineffective in curbing the murders.

In June 2013, National Commission for Women (NCW) reported that according to National Crime Records Bureau statistics, 768 women had been murdered for allegedly practicing witchcraft since 2008, and announced plans for newer laws.