When you engage with Runic vectors, you must try to grasp their first principle: the most general description of the guiding force they express.
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A Magus’s actions must be highly ordered and highly adequate to his way of describing the Cosmos, and the greater that adequacy, the greater both the effectiveness of his actions and the expansion of awareness — the Magus’s self-realization.
For a Magus it is vitally important to control his imagination and avoid emotionally charged modeling of situations if he truly strives for the effective realization of his will.
A Magus not only does not condemn systems of describing reality different from his own; he clearly understands that his own system is no more than one among many possible variants
A Magus’s gaze must constantly and purposefully seek manifestations of power around him, and, at the slightest sign of Power, the Magus must rush headlong in that direction.
It is essential to understand clearly that all the principal “friends” and “enemies” of the personality dwell precisely in the Psychocosmos.
The language of vis is not simply whimsical poetic refinement; it is also concrete magical operations aimed at isolating the necessary aspects of a Power and manipulating those aspects.
Magi, Prophets and initiates of all times and peoples recognized the importance of Seclusion as a necessary condition for the development of the mind at moments of its transcendences
When constructing a Ritual it is important to understand which sounds are used in it, how they interact with one another and with the operator’s being, and how appropriate they are to the goal and the technology of realization.
The course of development of the Magus’s mind goes beyond merely carrying out the tasks of the current incarnation, and therefore may require changing the form in which his awareness is manifested.
Although a Magus should not entirely avoid “automating” his actions, such automation must, first, be undertaken with full awareness and, second, be sensitively controlled, and it should be applicable only within a narrow range of conditions—when those conditions change it must be discarded immediately and with ease.
Being fully immersed in action, the Magus never becomes a slave to that action and can always leave it if his impeccability requires it.
For the Magus it is very important to take into account aspects of these influences not only during special Rituals but also in “ordinary” life, since this brings him into harmony with the flow of forces in the cosmos and therefore increases the effectiveness of his workings.