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Magickal Structures and Dark Matter

by Mike Sententia on December 10, 2012

I’ve said that magickal structures are “non-physical.” Here’s how a physicist convinced me I’m wrong.

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Games, Tarot and Research

by Mike Sententia on September 21, 2012

Exploring magick like a game; The mechanism of tarot; And the importance of quality research.

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I Trust Experiences, Not Explanations

by Mike Sententia on May 10, 2012

And 3 other realizations from the discussion of talking to trees.

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Placebo and Phlogiston

by Mike Sententia on April 24, 2012

Explaining healing with placebo feels like explaining fire with phlogiston.

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Why Study Ancient Magick – Part 2

by Mike Sententia on April 9, 2012

Your great answers about why modern mages study ancient magick. (Summary.)

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Publishing Your Magick: Picking the Right Technique

by Mike Sententia on April 8, 2012

Magick researchers are often ridiculed out of their jobs. Here’s what they should do differently.

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Could Doubt be an Excuse?

by Mike Sententia on March 30, 2012

Is it possible that doubt doesn’t affect manifesting? An exercise in separating what you believe from what you know.

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Is Magick For Everyone?

by Mike Sententia on March 17, 2012

Looking forward to the day when seniors complain about a new-fangled magick gadget.

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Untested Beliefs, Strongly Held

by Mike Sententia on March 12, 2012

A great but subtle danger to insight: Untested beliefs, strongly held.

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Impossible vs Unknown

by Mike Sententia on March 10, 2012

“Impossible” usually means “We don’t know how to do that.” How to make the impossible possible? Insight, understanding, and creating new techniques.

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