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 No.317147

It's called wizchan but I've never once seen anyone talk about magic here. Do you like (real) magic?

 No.317148

You didn't lurk enough.

 No.317149

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magick is about the will and intention, its about taking your will and pushing it into the hive mind of humanity. You can do this in many ways, a magick ritual. or art, like painting or singing
magick can be divided into three categories, theurgy, divination, will

 No.317154

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>>317149
How were you first exposed to magic? What made you interested?

 No.317155

>>317154
I was a natural, i figured it out myself through schizo intuition. only later did i find a quote by crowley

"Aleister Crowley, an English occultist, defined magic as the science and art of changing reality in accordance with one's will"

im also an artist and i would notice the way art manipulated people. Like the beatles singing songs might as well be them chanting spells to get all those succubi screaming for them.

i was also into comic books when i was younger and writers like alan moore and grant morrisson were into the occult.

funny enough it was seeing the kek deity be summoned into real life through meme magick that confirmed for me there was something to this stuff.

I have tried chaos magick, making sigils, but they never worked.
Im mostly into what is called mundane astrology nowadays.

 No.317156

>>317155
that just sounds like ordinary doing things to achieve things
if i want food to appear on my plate, i have to do the cooking, but i wouldnt call it magic
and sure, lots of bands play with the goal of getting the succubi

 No.317159

>>317156
Yeah, that poster is a larper.

Though I do regard some chemical reactions as magic, like when you cook food and it caramelizes on the surface (Maillard reaction).
Or how mixing magnesium salts with other chemicals produces a bright blinding light.
Or how a synthetic drug created by a random lab guy in China can make you experience very vivid lucid dreams while you're awake.

A lot of things in the world feel inexplicable of magical even when there's science involved.

Heck, to me even 5G mobile connections are close to magic. You sit in a random, basement and your handheld device somehow has enough signal strength to connect to a cell mast 30 miles away with a 50ms latency.

We do live in an incredible world even if it is depressing much of the time. And if Elon Musk has diagnosed severe depression, then no amount of money, achievements or life experiences can shield you from it either.

 No.317160

>>317155
>only later did i find a quote by crowley
>"Aleister Crowley, an English occultist, defined magic as the science and art of changing reality in accordance with one's will"

I know it's probably not what you meant, but I would totally buy that someone like Crowley would talk about himself in the third person lol

 No.318144

>>317147
semen retention makes magick more potent.

 No.318158

unfortunately this place is filled with materialists retards that make almost any conversation on the subject impossible to be productive

 No.318180

Believing in real magic is a hallmark of pre schizophrenia, if you can't actually have a critical mind and believe in what shit makes you feel special you're bound to start to belive in non sense and stupid things

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 No.318277

you want a scifi explanation of magic? Magic is invalidating casualty, which is to say reversing cause and effect, which pretty much means time travel.
If time travel is real magic is real.

 No.318354

paper on basically magic by a 300 iq wizard
https://sidis.net/animate.pdf

He also casually described blackholes 40 years before their discovery in the same paper.

 No.318964

>>318180
You sound like a void worshippers. You believe only in nothing

 No.318966

>>317156
Yeah if you stare at the void, you see nothingness everywhere

 No.318975

>>318180
>Believing in wrongthink is a hallmark of pre wrongthinkenia,
People with actual critical mind don't treat official narrative and opinions of normgroids about what is real and what is not like word of god.
I miss old wizchan and old internet.

 No.318978

>>318180
magic can be used to describe things outside of your comprehension. what may seem like magic to you could very well be your skill issue. touching some grass usually resolves this.

 No.318990

>>318964
>>318966
Atheists are more like modern day medieval peasants who blindly believed church.

 No.318996

>>318990
They believe in nothing.
They think the basis for morality is nothing.
They think when you die you go to nothingness.
And where they should feel a soul, they feel nothing.
Don't worship the void or you become a zombie

 No.319000

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>Do you like (real) magic?
TWISTING OF THE SACRED ORBS!!

 No.319001

>>317147
Hook noses don't want you exploring the divine.
They want you to be void worshipping cattle

 No.319022

>>318996
>>319001
You are confusing atheists with nihilists.
Atheists believe in govt approved narrative.

 No.319037

>>319022
Doesn't refute any core belief here:
>>318996
For everything important they believe in the void.
I don't care what they say or chant when their masters tell them to



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