But we know people from many faiths, and many atheists, who work with magick and see remarkable changes. If you fear magick or think it’s against your religion, we can’t convince you of anything.
If you think it’s evil, nobody can change your mind. And then when it works, celebrate and do some more. Do this with some things that are easy to obtain, and some that are more out of reach. A great way to start is to use magick for just a few things (not loads and loads of things, trying to change your whole life at once). Just a tiny bit? Something you’ve seen or felt (even if it was long ago) means you do believe that you can change the world in a supernatural way. But if you’re reading this, it’s probably because you do believe. It’s up to you.ĭo I have to make myself believe in magick?ĭon’t force yourself to believe that it will work. Or you might do magick anywhere and everywhere. You will find your way, and you might find a way you like to dress, a time and place you like to be. But we don’t use anything like that, and the books show how tiny changes in how you feel during a ritual are a thousand times more effective than any of the costumes and props. If you want to wear robes, light candles and burn incense, you can head off to the local occult shop and get all the goodies you want. You might have to say some things that sound weird at first, but you get used to that. Will I have to dress up and say weird things?
But the results of magick are better than finger painting. Whether you’re a brilliant painter or terrible at drawing, getting out the finger paints makes you feel anything from stupid and foolish to ambitious and creative. If you try finger-painting as an adult, that can feel weird too. Try not to worry either way and just keep at it. A ritual can feel heady, strange and mystical, or dull, stupid and like you’ve wasted your time. Well, even if there are, the magick has been designed to send away anything that you don’t want to be around. Whatever you feel is down to you, because I promise that there are no angry spirits there waiting for an opportunity to jump out on you. The first time you do magick, you might feel anything from silly to frightened. We believe in personal empowerment through supernatural means to uncover and obtain your true desires. It’s not like being given a bag of wishes, but it is like being told you can twist fate and fortune to get more of the life you want while refining yourself in the process. You can change yourself, you can affect other people, and you can increase your chances of success, good fortune and all kinds of opportunity. With magick, you can attract and manifest what you want and remove or change the things you don’t like. It also means the very first time you do magick you might get a fantastic result. And that makes experts into beginners all over again. This guide is for beginners, but remember that every time you do magick, it’s an opportunity to learn about magick. If you’ve been doing magick for thirty years or more (like me!), it’s exciting to look back at the core ideas. There’s so much you can achieve, and magick is all about getting results and living a big life. If you’re new to magick, or to The Gallery of Magick, welcome. If that thought excites you, things will go your way. Magick is a beautiful form of power, and weirdly enough, it works.
The Beginner’s (and Expert’s) Guide to Magick
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