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Magick~



Welcome to my Magick page...
Here you will find links to Magick based web pages...

A Magickian is someone who can blend the four elements as well as his mind, body, and soul, to bend the physical and etheral words..
Intent is the largest part of magick, you need that to be able to get any results. What is intent? It's if you really want to do something or not. If there is doubt there if you should do it, or if you can do it, whatever magick you perform may not have the result you were looking for.

The four major parts to making magick work...
Noscere - To Know: Know what it is you want to do, why you are sitting there. It also means to know all you can. Of coarse you can't know everything, no one can, but you can at least try! Question everything, know who you are, what your purpose is. To be a wise person, you have to want to learn, how else are you going to know?
Audere - To Dare: Do you have the strength and courage to do what you want to do? Can you take that risk that just might make your life better? Trust yourself, you know what is right for yourself.
Velle - To Will: Discipline, can you carry out the task? The Will is for knowing what is right and wrong, for taking responsibility for your actions. And it is carrying out those actions that is the magick.
Talere - To keep Silent: You keep your power and what you did locked away, hidden. You don't want to go around telling people that you just did this love spell for so-and-so, it lessens the power! You want to keep it locked away, tied up into whatever you used in your spell, until that time that it can be released.
All of these you need in order to perform a good magickal spell/ritual, and to get the results you want from it.





~And so there is Magic~

The red flame flickers on the wall of the cave
[smeared with ochers, berry dye, charcoal]
Making the great elk move,
Making the mastodon breathe,
Making the hunters race and kill.

Watch them seeking to placate and understand the world above.
This they know:
This they understand:
There is darkness, everywhere, outside.

The dark is everywhere; and though the Sun comes up,
And though the fires blossom, and are tamed,
The darkness is there.
The darkness is waiting.

And the things in the darkness
That whisper before they feast,
They are to be placated and persuaded,
They are not to be loved and sacrificed to,
They are to be prayed to and distrusted.

And so there is Magic~

In the Nile Delta the sands whisper
Of dog-faced gods,
Azure Scarab beetles,
Tall shadow women
That pad like great lions across the dunes,
Blood and honey dripping from their jaws.

And Magic~

From far Chin and distant Chu, by the waters of the Yellow River,
The dragons are walking, discoursing in sage analects,
"Revere spirits, but keep them at a distance",
The Lords of the nine heavens ride chariots of orchids,
Ans the Wu woman dreams of dark bamboo groves,
The Lord of the east comes too loosen her robes of white rainbow,
She dreams they ride in a fish-scaled chariot.
Flanked by griffins,
And in the sky, paper kites are fluttering...

When she awakes, he is gone,
For a while she loiters, pacing to and froe.

She Dreams again:
From meeting and parting, none can ever escape.

Nor from Magic~

In the lands of olive and laurel,
Where the Gods walk,
We watch a solder piss around his clothes,
Lope away a wolf.

At the heart of every mystery,
Whispers the twice born boy, who rose from the dead,
Is the grain of my corn, and the wine of my blood.
Drama, vines, and goat-feet follow him into the world.

The Witch-Queen always has three faces, who waits at the crossroads,
For your sacrafice,
Waits in the underworld,
In the sacred groves,
In the Moon.
She sits beneath a dead King hanging from a tree branch,
And will show you all manner of elegant charms.

Magic...

From "The Books of Magic" by Neil Gaiman






Cum saxum saxorum
In duersum montum oparum da,
In aetibulum
In quinatum ~ Draconis!



Dragon's Isle

"While lies the mighty Dragon here
Let him who knoweth tell,
With its head to the land, and his huge tail near
The shore of the fair Loch Nell?

And here the mighty god was known
In Europe's early morn
And worship knew, on Celtic ground,
With harp abd drum and horn.

So here the serpent lies in pride
Such hoary tales confess,
But rears his mighty head no more
By the shores of fair Loch Ness."

From 'The Book of Lismore'







Myths and Legends~




Magick links...

The Golden Dawn Library
Arachne's Web
Practical Magick
Anders Magick Page
Religious Ramblings...
Ancient Wisdom-From the Mayans to Mystiacl Christianity
Cool links~
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Email: daemaun@mindless.com