The Magus must remember that his battles are not brawls, that his warlikeness is not aggressiveness, and that his creativity is not craft.
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Only one who has nowhere to retreat and nothing to lose can enter the magical battle
By clearly understanding how “narrow” spells operate, the Adept learns how realization in general takes place
The Magus does not flee from himself or his enemies; he fights for his self-identity and his freedom.
All the efforts of the beginning Wayfarer should be directed toward finding oneself, one’s individuality, one’s vision of the world, and thus one’s own Way of development.
The first step on the Way of Power is a large-scale reassessment of the entire contents of the Psychocosmos, the search for and, where possible, removal of its destructors, and the unequivocal eradication of self-deception.
In the modern world the chief obstacle to the development of mind is precisely the lack of tension — the flaccidity, the asthenia of mind
The Magus fights selflessly and tirelessly in his battles, understanding that this is the only way to end the war.
Rot can be overcome; the main thing is to detect it in time and take measures to eliminate it
Transformation occurs when a person irreversibly stops feeling like a victim.
Magi must now be especially vigilant against possible demonic interventions and triple their protective measures during any Rituals that open the Lower Gates.
Any perfect magical action must have the structure of a perfect vortex — the Chariot.
The blade the Magus must walk lies precisely between the abyss of Dionysus and the abyss of Apollo — between the madness of ecstasy or trance, and the sterility of cold reason.