In modern witchcraft, a Chaos Witch is a practitioner of Chaos Magic, a dynamic and flexible magical practice that emerged in the late 20th century. This path stands out because it completely rejects the rigid structures and dogmas found in more traditional forms of magic. The core principle of Chaos Magic is viewing belief as a tool. Practitioners will temporarily adopt different belief systems—and the psychological power they hold—to achieve a desired result, discarding them once they are no longer useful. The focus is entirely on achieving tangible results rather than adhering to any specific religious or spiritual ideology. Chaos Witches are encouraged to constantly experiment and find what personally works best for them. These witches are highly eclectic, drawing from and combining a vast array of traditions, symbols, and practices. They might blend elements from Eastern and Western esotericism, popular culture, and personal symbolism in unique ways. A common and essential technique in this practice is the creation and use of sigils—symbols imbued with intent that are "charged" to manifest that will. Ultimately, Chaos Magic places a strong emphasis on the psychological aspects of magic, exploring how altering one's perception and consciousness can lead to real changes in the external world. It is a path of personal empowerment and self-discovery, encouraging the witch to forge a dynamic, evolving practice unique to their own creativity and experience.