Self-invocation into a person is a mental technique that allows you to connect with yourself within another individual. This method can reveal hidden insights, influence relationships, and deepen understanding of shared energies. Rooted in mental focus and meditation, it is a practical approach to internal exploration through external connection.
Understanding Self-Invocation into a Person
Self-invocation into a person involves mentally projecting yourself into another individual to establish a link or gain clarity on specific issues. Unlike traditional invocation aimed at spirits or deities, this centers on the internal connection you have to your own consciousness as it exists within someone else. I discuss this process in Multi-Media Magic, emphasizing that this invocation is possible because of the connection you share with the other person and the version of yourself existing within their conceptual mind. #
How It Works
The core mechanism relies on focused meditation and mental visualization. As you meditate, you direct your awareness inward, imagining yourself present within the other person's mind or energetic space. This is not about physical presence but a mental alignment that allows you to access insights or influence. The process involves: - Establishing a relaxed, focused state through breath control or visualization. - Imagining a connection point, such as a shared symbol, memory, or energy link. - Invoking your inner self into that space, consciously or subconsciously. Practitioners often find that this enhances empathy, allows for internal dialogue, or reveals subconscious truths that are otherwise hidden. #
Role in my Framework
In my Multi-Media Magic, self-invocation is a bridge between internal and external magic practices. It exemplifies how mental focus and intent can create real energetic effects and informational exchanges. This aligns with embodying different identities or aspects of oneself, similar to the principles outlined in Acting and Role-Playing and Avatar Creation. It emphasizes that the mind can is a conduit for magical influence, especially when the boundaries between self and other are intentionally blurred. #
Cross-Tradition Context
Across magical traditions, similar practices appear under various names—shamanic journeying, soul retrieval, or energetic imprinting. The key is the mental or energetic projection into another person or into oneself within another context. The technique connects to the idea that consciousness is fluid and that internal states can be externally manifested or influenced. It also echoes the semiotic approach seen in AOD and AOD Linguistic-Semiotic Magical Technique, where symbols and language encode internal and external connections. #
Practical Notes for Practitioners
To start practicing self-invocation into a person, dedicate time to meditation and mental focus. Use visualization tools—imagine a thread, mirror, or symbol linking you to the other person. Consistency enhances effectiveness, especially when you record your experiences or insights. Remember that the goal is internal clarity or connection, not manipulation or control. This can be combined with other practices like role-playing or aura work to deepen the experience. For instance, in therapy or counseling settings, it can facilitate understanding or empathy. In magical work, it can is a form of energetic imprinting or insight gathering. In Multi-Media Magic, I emphasize that the connection you establish depends heavily on your intent and focus. Patience and mental discipline are essential. Over time, practitioners may find that this method reveals deeper layers of their own consciousness and enhances their ability to work with others' energies. #
Final Thoughts
Self-invocation into a person is a versatile technique that bridges internal awareness with external relationships. It highlights the power of mental focus and the potential for inner exploration through externalized connection, a core principle in my approach to practical magic.
This kind of invocation happens due to the connection you have to the person and specifically to the version of you that exists within that person’s conceptual mind.
— Taylor Ellwood, Multi-Media Magic
This integrates with broader magical frameworks by emphasizing the importance of mental focus, symbolic connection, and energetic influence. It complements practices like role-playing, avatar creation, and semiotic magic, forming a cohesive approach to internal and external magical work. Understanding these interconnected methods enhances your ability to manipulate and interpret energetic and psychological states effectively.
Source books: Multi-Media Magic