http://magicalpath.net/egyptian-magic-and-words/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=egyptian-magic-and-words Leading you on a journey to the Higher Self Fri, 21 Oct 2011 23:21:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://magicalpath.net/egyptian-magic-and-words/#comment-35 Magical Path Tue, 31 Aug 2010 02:14:16 +0000 http://magicalpath.net/?p=358#comment-35 I believe that magic works only through utilising the psyche (mind / will) of the magician, and speaking out loud is not necessary for magic. Meditational / creative visualisation work without any spoken component, and I believe that spoken magical workings are futile without the appropriate understanding of the inner conditions necessary for success. Language, native or otherwise, is not primarily part of the magical process. Of course, a 'language' of imagery (imagination + will) is what a magical language must evoke to assist in a successful working. I believe that magic works only through utilising the psyche (mind / will) of the magician, and speaking out loud is not necessary for magic. Meditational / creative visualisation work without any spoken component, and I believe that spoken magical workings are futile without the appropriate understanding of the inner conditions necessary for success. Language, native or otherwise, is not primarily part of the magical process. Of course, a ‘language’ of imagery (imagination + will) is what a magical language must evoke to assist in a successful working.

]]> http://magicalpath.net/egyptian-magic-and-words/#comment-34 Leco Thu, 26 Aug 2010 13:31:56 +0000 http://magicalpath.net/?p=358#comment-34 Good question... I was wondering the same thing myself... There is definitely power in spoken words, as evidenced from every day conversations with people... however, I wonder if magical language has more to do with preparing the mind of the magician than with being a requirement that it be vocalized in order for a spell to be effective. What are your thoughts? What about if you use translated magical language in your native tongue? Does it make a difference? Good question… I was wondering the same thing myself… There is definitely power in spoken words, as evidenced from every day conversations with people… however, I wonder if magical language has more to do with preparing the mind of the magician than with being a requirement that it be vocalized in order for a spell to be effective. What are your thoughts? What about if you use translated magical language in your native tongue? Does it make a difference?

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