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Renaming “Systems”

by Mike Sententia on November 24, 2011

“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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Direct Magick in Under a Minute

by Mike Sententia on September 15, 2011

A fast guide to what direct magick is and why it matters.

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What Mages Really Do

by Mike Sententia on October 11, 2010

An example is worth 1000 words. Here’s 3 examples of what real mages do.

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What Magick Is

by Mike Sententia on October 7, 2010

What magick is in the real world, so we’re on the same page on what we’re learning.

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What Crowley Got Wrong About Magick

by Mike Sententia on June 9, 2010

Why Crowley’s definition of “magick” makes it difficult to talk with non-mages.

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How to Explain Direct Magick

by Mike Sententia on May 14, 2010

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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Understanding Reality Better

by Mike Sententia on May 12, 2010

Getting “hands-on” with magick lets you explore and understand reality better. Which leads to better magick.

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Instant Magick

by Mike Sententia on May 10, 2010

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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Conscious Magick

by Mike Sententia on May 7, 2010

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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What Magick Really Is: Defining Everything

by Mike Sententia on May 5, 2010

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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