Session 1: What is “magic” anyway?
Instant summary
- magical formula: 50% human / 50% divine
- twin DNA strands of magic (polarities 101)
- a new way of understanding "intuition" (versus imagination)
- miracles happen when your mind is desperate (here's a better way)
- mental poisoning is subtle but powerful magic
( note to self: I need a new microphone! sorry!! )
Our topic for this session is the definition of magic from a practical point of reference. What *is* magic and who does it? Can anyone do it, and how do you know when you are doing it? Is magic evil, or something only wizards and witches can do, or is it simply a natural part of life that has been overhyped by people who want to control how you think―or worse *take your money*.
At its core, magic is a blend of human and divine energy. Like any physical process of results creation, magic requires sacrifice, effort, clear intent, focus, and determination. Otherwise it is nothing more than wishful thinking.
The difference between magic (that works) and fantasy is that all laws of metaphysics must conform to the laws of (mundane) physics. This is overlooked in today's world of instant magical experts, and faux gurus of magic. We look at the two DNA strands of magic: divination and manifestation and how they are a natural part of the human experience. Much of what people call "luck" or happenstance are really weak forms of magic materializing due to psychic (of the psyche) efforts aligning with unseen existing circumstances. This is not "bad." This is just common everyday magic, and common everyday magic makes life infinitely easier. The whole point of magic is to smooth your path, not to perform impossible feats that impress your friends and strangers you find attractive.
The problem is that most people’s wishes remain trapped in their heads unless they are in a panic, or under so much stress that their conscious and subconscious minds fuse into synchronicity. Magic shouldn’t bee that hard. Magic shouldn’t be stressful.
There is nothing wrong with forcibly distancing yourself from a "thing." But is this done from egoic-validation, or a desire to appear more mysterious and powerful? Or is it a needed clarity that must be delineated to avoid being labeled a mentalist or other faux metaphysician.
In this series we separate entertainment and scams from what really works in real life every day, all over the world, and throughout history. There is so much to cover that we are taking these in small bites you can focus on masticating and mastering. Over time, all of these parts of magic will coalesce into a true working knowledge of how to recreate your life using your "God-given talents." And these lessons are free. Thanks for being here.