Every time a Magus invokes an external force, crafts an amulet or talisman, or buys or makes an image of gods/spirits, he must understand that he is performing an energetically significant action
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The Magus must respond quickly, dynamically, and fluidly to changes in the mind‑environment around him, as well as to changes within his own mind
Regardless of the chosen method for constructing a “pure land”, the construction itself is the most important and necessary element of any realization.
Properly building bridges for Power when performing any ritual will prevent many mistakes and wasteful dissipations of energy, and will significantly increase the effectiveness of existence in the world of Magic.
The magical description of the Psychocosmos portrays the development of the mind as the gradual filling of the Vessel with Light. The ultimate goal of this development is the complete filling of the Vessel with Light.
It is precisely love that provides the victorious way out of a difficult situation, and it is love that can lead to the overcoming of all obstacles on the Way.
The Magus avoids, by all possible means, depriving other beings of life — he does not consider himself entitled to take away the chance for development from any form of mind.
One of the most important tasks facing a Magus seeking to increase the effectiveness of their existence is the acquisition and development of a soul
The overwhelming majority of spirits with which invoking Magi of all ages and peoples interacted were, of course, “demons”, yet not Qliphothic, but spirits of the ascending flow.
The influence of the Shadows must be ended, or at least minimized. Without this, it is extremely difficult for a Magus to achieve a highly effective existence.
Each Rune describes the direction in which Power moves from the potential undifferentiated center to one of the actual channels of its flow.
For a successful Magus, refusing to think of oneself as the cleverest is a very difficult task, and resisting the thought “if it is true for me, then it is true for everyone” is no small feat.
The Myth we are considering asserts that in order to attain this perfection, one must not so much “find” oneself as build oneself.
