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What do you think of this definition of magic?
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Which things?
If I moved from a repressive regime to a liberal one I'd increase ability to increase and utilize my free will.
If I were depressed or neurotic and received therapy, I'd increase ability to increase and utilize my free will.
If I were released from prison, I'd increase ability to increase and utilize my free will.
I wouldn't consider any of these magic.
Magic is more like effect without discernible mechanism.
If I were depressed or neurotic and received therapy, I'd increase ability to increase and utilize my free will.
If I were released from prison, I'd increase ability to increase and utilize my free will.
I wouldn't consider any of these magic.
Magic is more like effect without discernible mechanism.
RedDragon94
Love everyone, meditate often
What's the difference between that and change in conformance with one's will?
Well, it doesn't work for me as someone who rejects free will being a thing.
Pretending that isn't the case for a moment, I agree with Valjean's criticism of it. Too broad. To me, a critical part of a good definition of spellcraft (pardon, "magic" to most) is something about the methods being occult/esoteric in nature.
Pretending that isn't the case for a moment, I agree with Valjean's criticism of it. Too broad. To me, a critical part of a good definition of spellcraft (pardon, "magic" to most) is something about the methods being occult/esoteric in nature.