What form(s) of magic(k) do you practice?

I want to clear that I'm not in suggestion of one exercise

I did use one simbolism to express a idea of balance

There are many schemes and some people prefer one or other.

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Zenchi wrote: Which model are you referring to Crystale? The one I am particularly familiar with is taken from ceremonial magick, (Golden Dawn) and is focused primarily upon the chakras...

crystale wrote: I can put as example to Israel Regardie way,
With Daat in middle of Chokmah and Binah /Gevurah and Chesed

Please correct me if I've misinterpreted what you're saying, crystale. I think he's suggesting that with the support of the outer pillars (mercy and severity) we can create a balance that is similar to the idea expressed in the symbolism of the yin-yang.

Yes,Arcade

Thanks

konx om pax

i have a couple decks of cards, Ouija, crystals, and besides the manner in which i live my life the only magic i see myself doing in the future is defensive magic. i do attempt to see the divine in everyone, and all things, yet i am far from perfect, but my lifestyle is my main magic.

Lately learned about the runes of Odin have used in meditation and learned to predict the future with them. Apparently it has been effective. Like religious practices that not involve any deity actually

ghost dog wrote: i do attempt to see the divine in everyone, and all things, yet i am far from perfect, but my lifestyle is my main magic.

That makes sense, ghost dog. My experience has been that over time magic tends to become a part of one's everyday life and more or less begins to work on its own. If you're in harmony with whatever magical or spiritual current you've chosen to connect with, it becomes less necessary to divine or cast for knowledge or things you want/need in your life because these things seem to come about naturally.

MrBruno wrote: Lately learned about the runes of Odin have used in meditation and learned to predict the future with them. Apparently it has been effective. Like religious practices that not involve any deity actually

That's great that they've been so effective for you, MrBruno. I like the runes as well, though I don't use them for divination - mainly just in meditation and sometimes in ritual.

Arcade wrote: I like the runes as well, though I don't use them for divination - mainly just in meditation and sometimes in ritual.

runes are very powerful. very powerful. should be used with care. totally not at all what people think they are. not at all. nothing like it. sorely misinformed.
But seriously, I could give a two-hour lecture on how runes are nothing at all like anything else you probably tinker with on a daily basis, magickally speaking.