“Mental muscle” is a memorable term. “System” is not, because it could mean anything. That’s why I’m picking a new word. Help me pick a good one.
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A fast guide to what direct magick is and why it matters.
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An example is worth 1000 words. Here’s 3 examples of what real mages do.
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What magick is in the real world, so we’re on the same page on what we’re learning.
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Why Crowley’s definition of “magick” makes it difficult to talk with non-mages.
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Direct mages need to explain how we change reality, why we do it, and what someone might learn from us to everyone we work with. This post gives you a 2-minute explanation, drawn from the other posts in this series.
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Getting “hands-on” with magick lets you explore and understand reality better. Which leads to better magick.
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Most magick influences events. Direct magick changes physical reality by directly changing magickal structures and energies. It works fast. Instantly, if you’re good.
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For most magick, the conscious mind is like a man in a taxi: it gives an overall goal then steps aside. In direct magick, the conscious mind takes the wheel.
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To talk with everyone, you need a definition precise enough for expert mages, but in line with how laymen use the term. Here’s how.
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