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Learning

Learning Magick is like Learning Spanish

by Mike Sententia on January 16, 2012

You struggle until it’s useful, then get good without realizing it.

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How to Practice

by Mike Sententia on September 1, 2011

Practice makes whatever you’re struggling with become easy. Here’s my best tip to make that happen.

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Finding What Matters – The Easy Way

by Mike Sententia on April 18, 2011

Doing what’s important doesn’t work. Figuring out what’s most important is just too much work. Here’s a simpler approach that works better for me.

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Learning Direct Magick, Step by Step

by Mike Sententia on January 27, 2011

This guide shows you, step-by-step, how to learn direct magick for novice, intermediate and experienced mages.

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Avoid This Trap: Learning What’s Easy to Teach

by Mike Sententia on August 30, 2010

Make sure you learn what matters, not just what’s easy to teach.

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The 3 Ideas Behind Magick Of Thought

by Mike Sententia on August 9, 2010

The 3 ideas that guide my magick practice, and how they can help you learn more and create your own style.

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2 common magickal practices that will prevent you from mastering magick. Are you doing either?

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Step 2 of 3: Learn to accurately see how magick works by making sensory connections. Direct observation lets you develop and refine your own magick effects.

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Step 1 of 3: Learn to make step-by-step visualizations to control how you do magick so you can learn faster and develop your own techniques.

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Learning Magick: Freedom to Play

by Mike Sententia on April 16, 2010

All work and no play doesn’t just make Johnny a dull boy. It also robs him of new insights, new ways to grow, and new questions to answer. All work and no play is for automatons, not mages.

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