Magick

Magic constitutes an important part of every religion, some scholars regarding it as the most original element, others as "a disease of religion." Such questions, however, form part of the general phenomenology of religion and not of the history of each special religion. Without entering, therefore, upon this general problem, we shall here attempt to arrange what is know to us of magic and divination among the Teutonic peoples. Both folklore and Norse literature furnish a wealth of material, although much of what is found in the former is of more recent origin.

Magick is the science and art of using the subconscious mind to make powerful changes in the material world. In more specific terms, magick is using conscious stimulation (i.e. rituals, symbols, gestures, chanting, lighting, incense, orgasms, etc.) to harness latent powers within the subconscious mind (i.e. gods, genii, intelligences, angels, daemons, etc.) to make changes in our bodies, our minds, and the world around us.

Magick is the science and art of transforming one energy into another in a way that increases the quality and enjoyment of our lives.

In addition to teaching us how to get what we want, magick also teaches us to understand what it is we want.

In magick there are four traditional elements. Fire, Water, and Air, and Earth. The wand symbolizes fire. It is our desire, our Will, our energy. The wand allows us to get what we want, while the Cup allows us to understand what we want. The other elements, Air and Earth, are their children. Air, represented by a sword, symbolizes our mind and intellect, and Earth is where all our dreams are manifested. Magick spells, magick rituals, black magick?

Magick can be used for any earthly goal or purpose such as to land a more lucrative career, marry a soul mate, or even just to help find a lost or stolen object. Magick is also about becoming more spiritual, i.e. being in tune with your own deepest goals and desires.

Popular areas for magickal work include:

Love and romance, including help with wayward lovers, and even the ability to steal mates from others.
Wealth, career and good luck in financial endeavors. Magick can make you into a money magnet.
Optimum health, both physically and mentally. Most of the rituals in this magick book have the lovely side effect of making you more fit mentally, physical and emotionally. Also spells can be devised to help heal specific diseases and problems as well.
Help with learning, school, sciences and the arts.
Help with becoming famous or successful in competitive careers, such as acting and music.
Help banishing negative people from your life.
Protection from negative influences, curses, evil-eye’s, etc.
Improve your own psychic and astral abilities. Learn to have an almost supernatural intuition.
Communicate with spirits, angels, djinn, and other powerful entities.
Improve your dreams.
Increase your level of attraction from others.
Increase your sensual pleasure in all areas of love, sex, and romance with partners of your choice

There really is no limit to what goals magick can be applied to. You can have goals without magick; but why?

Magick gives the EXTRA EDGE needed to thrive in this difficult and competitive world.

Magic: Magic is the art of affecting the manifest through the Unmanifest. The manifest is all that can be seen, touched, perceived, manipulated, imagined, or understood. The Unmanifest is none of these things. It is the place, or rather the non-place, from which everything issues. All that comes into being comes from the Unmanifest. All that passes away goes back to the Unmanifest.
source: Truth about Ritual Magic, Donald Tyson

Magic: According to the famous occultist Aleister Crowley, magick is "the Science and Art of causing Change to occur in conformity with Will." ... In fact, Crowley... says that "every intentional act is a Magickal Act." If you follow his line of reasoning, there is a great deal of validity in what he says, although it is not what we are seeking at this time. We need to make the definition of magick a bit longer: Magick is the science and art of causing change (in consciousness) to occur in conformity with will, using means not currently understood by traditional Western science.
source: Modern Magick, by Donald Michael Kraig

Magick: According to the famous occultist Aleister Crowley, magick is "the Science and Art of causing Change to occur in conformity with Will." ... In fact, Crowley... says that "every intentional act is a Magickal Act." If you follow his line of reasoning, there is a great deal of validity in what he says, although it is not what we are seeking at this time. We need to make the definition of magick a bit longer: Magick is the science and art of causing change (in consciousness) to occur in conformity with will, using means not currently understood by traditional Western science.
source: Modern Magick, by Donald Michael Kraig

Magic: The movement of natural (but little understood) energies from the human body and from natural objects to manifest change. Once a world-wide practice, Christianity attempted to stamp it out because magic placed power in the hands of the people. Early Christians linked magic with “Satan,” a false association that continues to this day.
source: Dreaming the Divine, Scott Cunningham (Llewellyn Publications)

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