The magical effects of what you wear
Bill Whitcomb pointed me to an article about how wearing lab coats make people smarter. It was also found that when volunteers wore other coats they didn’t do as well as on the tests. It was only when they were told that they were wearing lab coats that they performed better. So does this mean [...]
Some Thoughts on Offerings
In the latest lesson from the Strategic Sorcery Course, Jason talks about Offerings. It was interesting to read what he said and to see a similar philosophy when it came to offerings, but a different approach to doing offerings. I think his approach works and I’m actually doing it with two entities I’m working with [...]
Where psychology fits into magic
Jason recently posted about some of his thoughts on where psychology fits into magic. He and I share a similar opinion about the perspective of treating magic as just a psychological phenomenon, but I agree with the point he makes: There is a place for psychology within magic. In Magical Identity, I discuss different psychological [...]
Dragon Ritual – February
This month’s ritual was different from the previous month. While Dragon did possess my body, he didn’t talk much to Kat, keeping it only to a minimum. According to her and from what I recall, he seemed mainly focused on doing two things. First, he seemed to be more focused on experiencing my body, especially [...]
How you manifest Wealth
In my business coaching practice, one of the topics that inevitably comes up is wealth and money. As I tell my clients its not enough to want money as an end goal, if you don’t know what you’ll do with it. You have to understand how you’ll use money and how it will benefit you [...]
Strategic Sorcery Report: Lesson 0
I just did Lesson 0. Without going into the specific mechanics of the ritual, which I can’t share here, what I will share is that when I intoned the word and vowels and looked into the symbol, I came to a place where I saw lines of force and felt the presence of other people, [...]
Why terminology is important in magical work
In both Multi-Media Magic and Magical Identity I devote a chapter to discussing definitions and why its important to understand the power of definitions in magical work. In my recent post on Magic and Biology, I got into some conversations about how terms were defined which illustrated why its so important to define your terminology [...]
Priming the Pump: An Excerpt from Magical Identity
Note from Taylor: This is an appendix in Magical Identity. Thought I’d give a little teaser of what to expect in the book. I hope you enjoy! In this book I’ve discussed identity and how it applies to magic. Now I want to present an example of how magic can be applied to identity. One [...]
What would you want in a class on the process of magic?
One of my projects is developing an online course on the Process of Magic. I’ve put together some material, and I’m going to get back to work on this project this week, now that the revisions for Magical Identity are finished. I’d like to get some input from readers of this blog. If you were [...]
Magic and Biology
Mike recently posted some intriguing perspectives on energy work in his blog. He noted the inaccuracy around the language that’s used to describe how energy work happens, and where it interacts with the biology of the person. He uses a concept from computer programming called scoping to demonstrate the need to differentiate the definitions being [...]
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