So, about a year ago I was having a conversation with my friend Christopher and a host of others, and we were talking about something very interesting he had heard about.
It's called "the wizard's game." It's a sort of trick old Pagans and occultists play on each other. I may have mentioned it in my previous blog posts, but here's a simple recap: a new person enters into a conversation on a subject she or he are very new to and enthusiastic about. However, this person, we'll refer to the person as "he" for the rest of this analogy, is a bit of a showoff or a know-it-all, or is perhaps espousing some sort of shallow theory as fact.
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Indeed we find our way in our own time, you guys are very lucky since you have all the literature and teachers you can find. At le
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You would like "Re-Thinking the Watchtowers or 13 Reasons Air Should Be In The North" by Mike Nichols. http://www.witchessabbats.
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*nods* I've read it, actually. I do like it, although I don't personally practice elemental magic in this manner. It's a well
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I was taught in 'the customary manner'. it's also how I teach, which is the 'wizard's game'. It involves all the tricks you mentio
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*nodding* That was the message I took away from the "wizard's game" too- that the magicians of the old school were benignly incli