myOtaku.com
• Join Today!

My Pages
• Home
• Portfolio
• Guestbook

Contact Me

Website
• Click Here

Vitals

Birthday
• 1988-02-09
Gender
• Female
Location
• The Us of A
Member Since
• 2003-08-28
Occupation
• Student
Real Name
• Lorin

Personal

Achievements
• Softball champ, band nazi, not much else
Anime Fan Since
• 1st grade
Favorite Anime
• .Hack//sign
Goals
• To be a music major at UC
Hobbies
• Rockclimbing, softball, running, marching band, playing in my band, playing my flute...okay, so I'm a band geek!
Talents
• BAND, anime drawing, manga art




Jump to User:

myOtaku.com: Kohana


Sunday, September 7, 2003

   Magick
The use or even recognition of magick's existence is not a sign of evil. It has no innate connection to darkness, satan, or corruption. Magick is a simple force of nature. It has been with us as long as Earth herself. It can be found in the wild and has been harnessed by humans for countless millennia. Magick simply is.It is an unseen presence-a "feel" of a place or a person. It is a connection-the communication with the elements or nature. It is a touch-the change of outcome or chance.Magick is fueled by belief; by the sheer, unwavering acceptance and knowledge that you can do what you seek to do. When a person wavers in that knowledge, the magick wavers. Magick is like a living thing; both fragile and powerful in one. By denying its existence you waken its reality to you. Reality is a fluid thing that is different for everyone. A person that strongly denies magick, lives in a reality in which they do not see it happen. But, reality is layered-circles within circles. Which means that although a person's individual perception of reality excludes magick, it does not remove it from affecting them. In order to cast or form magick however, you must not only believe in it, but accept it as fact. This can be the hardest step as we are taught to dismiss magick along with childhood faerie tales. The level of our inner doubt acts as a limit to our ability. Many people who work frequently with magick often have a softer, childlike feel to them despite actual, physical age. Children have a natural sense of belief and those who come to accept and understand the power of belief, take on that childlike aura.

Comments (0)

« Home