Brain Magick
Brain Magick: Exercises in Meta-Magick and Invocation by Philip Farber ISBN:0738729264
Consider the possibility of a full-sensory story, something like a motion picture, only more so, or like virtual reality, only even richer in information. There are billions of people with access to this exciting medium—but only some of them even realize that they are the authors, the directors, and the producers of their own full-sensory story. The question then becomes—how much do you want your own story to really rock?
Magick, as we’re using the term here, refers to a means of first perfecting the self so that the things that one may do will be done with power and effectiveness. This has always been the aim of magick—to understand the relationship between consciousness and the world in a way that allows us to re-create ourselves (and our world) in hedonic, healthy, and practical ways.
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