there is no such thing as "good magic" there is nuetral magic and there is black magic. The best source on the subject matter of magic, in my opinion is the dark web. For example: Margareta Rhoda's Romani Oracle 1889 is probably the best defining unbiased opinion on the subject of magic as 1. she's long gone and dead, 2. she was a dark art practitioner herself (witch) who was killed by the spanish inquisition (she fled england for spain some time during the 1890's). and the best part, she was a nun. Her Diary (Romani Oracle 1889) illustrates the use of magic, the how-to of spell casting and ritual practice (which in no way shape or form is anything like this BS you see promoted today). She clearly defines nuetral magic and black magic as the only forms of magic. "white magic" does not exist. Protection spells for example are used by both nuetral witches and black witches. a Nuetral witch is simple a witch that does not delve into the darkest of arts.
You can go on amazon and find a washed down version (edited) version of her diary which only illustrates (cartomancy how to, what the cards represent, placement, protection spells and charms, talismans, some curses and hexes which are not fatal and some potion making recipes). What is excluded from this amazon version is demon summoning, fatal curses/hexes and the history (as it is a diary) of her and her family. The Romani people are a private people, thus the edited author desided to exclude it.
The edited version is still worth the read, especially if divination is what interests you. Yet if you know how to surf the dark web, the full diary is the best (most twisted) thing on witch craft I have ever read.
