The popular “Mysterious power summoning” activities on the Internet usually belong to the category of entertainment or fiction, ** It is not true that there are supernatural phenomena**. Such activities may originate from film and television works, urban legends, or pranks on social media, and their purpose is mostly to create topics, attract traffic, or satisfy people's curiosity. The following are a few key analyses： 1. **Scientific perspective** There is currently no scientific evidence to support the possibility of ”summoning mysterious forces". Supernatural phenomena (such as ghosts, demons, etc.) have not been confirmed by modern science, and related activities rely more on psychological cues or artificially designed effects (such as lighting, sound effects, and script arrangements). 2. **Psychological explanation** The “experience” of participants often stems from self-suggestion, group psychology, or sensory illusions. For example, in a dark environment, the brain is prone to hallucinations due to fear (“fantasy trompe l'oeil”), mistaking ordinary phenomena for supernatural phenomena. 3. **Network dissemination mechanism** Social media algorithms tend to push curious content. Such activities attract attention through exaggerated narratives and editing, but the actual content may be artificially arranged or taken out of context. 4. **Potential risks** Even if the activity is fictitious, it may cause panic to psychologically vulnerable people (such as minors or susceptible people), and even induce imitation behavior, leading to accidental injury. **Suggestion**: Keep thinking rationally and treat this kind of content as entertainment creation. If you are interested in supernatural topics, you can learn about related cultural phenomena through scientific books or documentaries, and avoid trusting unconfirmed online information.