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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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Learning Magick: Focus on Technique

by Mike Sententia on April 15, 2010

Focus on technique. Not immediate success. That’s the recipe for learning direct magick.

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Learning Magick: Feedback and Honesty

by Mike Sententia on April 13, 2010

Giving yourself honest feedback is the only way to learn magick. Giving yourself the freedom to fail is the first step.

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Learning Magick: Goals, Paths and Detours

by Mike Sententia on April 12, 2010

Learning magick is a skill. It takes experience to learn how to learn magick. Today: Goals, Paths and Detours.

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Dancing and Magick

by Mike Sententia on February 27, 2010

In magick and in dancing, iobbyists learn different things than novices training to be professionals.

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Learn More by Failing More

by Mike Sententia on February 17, 2010

The man who says he did something right the first time hasn’t learned to do it right yet.

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Asking “What’s Healthy?”

by Mike Sententia on February 9, 2010

This morning I woke up wanting to play video games instead of study magick. I asked myself “What’s healthy?” It helps wake up the part of my mind that takes care of me.

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