The forces with which the mind interacts are at once both “inside” and “outside” it, and any conscious action is simultaneously macro- and psychocosmic.
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The development of the mind is always discontinuous: periods of accumulation of potential energy are followed by abrupt transitions, transcensuses, consisting in an expansion of the field of awareness, its restructuring and transformation
A serious problem for any warrior is the integration of the binary of battle: on one hand, he must be intransigent and uncompromising, and on the other — fluid and understanding.
Distinguishing the person (or another being) from their actions is a crucial skill that significantly increases a Magus’s effectiveness in manifestation
The growth of the mind — its evolution — occurs if and only if all the elements within it, and all the connections among them, are mutually harmonious, neither weakening nor obstructing one another.
Not every illumination is a sign of evolution, and not every depression is evidence of degradation.
A successful Magus is one who passes through many battles and survives them
Until there is a clear awareness of one’s limitations, there is no source of impetus to overcome them.
A properly developing Magus not only increases his own effectiveness; he also helps increase the effectiveness of those and the processes associated with him, even without doing anything special to that end.
A high degree of control over the Gates of the mind is an absolutely necessary condition of development, ensuring the most effective use of the opportunities and resources
The direction of the flows must occur before they begin their “rise” toward actualization, deep within potential reality.
By clearly understanding the spheres of action of the Powers, the Magus can apply them more effectively precisely where their activity is maximal
The Magus must not be afraid of the Dragon sleeping in his depths; he must awaken it, and then mount it