The Revealing Law Of The Magician (III)

Learn to share your secrets with the likes of other people, directly associating the results of your work with the attentive attitude and gratitude for the value of life.

I had a great thought in my life, or better said the thought owned me. It possessed me entirely with the power of an unknown force, discreetly expressed, which would remain throughout my evolution. An idea, a cliché to which I devoted all my life, time, troubles, questions, all my ups and downs, all those revealing moments that threw me like into another dimension, where the time and space were taking another value.

And this thought, with all its additions, with all those nuggets of consciousness that preceded it, gave me the opportunity to explore the inner surface of a mountain without climbing it, an experience about which I did not know how difficult it is. The tendency towards originality at all costs, the desire to "stylize" myself beyond the human limits, of the imaginable, led me towards a secret world.

To search, to penetrate like a relentless researcher the mystery of that Perpetuum Mobile , of the force that sets in motion the entire human potential, the flame that can be constantly maintained burning steadily and lively. To push the limits of the leadership somewhere beyond the limit of the unimaginable, but without destroying the healthy principles on which has been constituted the "Man" within me. To continue slipping various aspects and findings in a show where the laws of nature are becoming hard to hide, and kneading some little assurances against any disagreements that might arise from it.

Magic, the great soul event, a deep call to the proximity to the center of revelations beyond the purely artistic act, in turn extremely captivating, was an increase in the need to express myself through the power of the act of creation in order to influence the reality of my own illusion of life.

Leadership: Does your motivation to get an authentic picture appears as a different dimension of experiencing life or as a dimension of a way of being by virtue of which you possess singular features?

When you become acquainted with a science that takes the form of the ability to turn something into something else, against the laws known and accepted unanimously by the rest of the world, you form a broader impression of the change produced according to your own will. Once formed, this impression cannot easily change.

However, will is not proof of your endowment with the skills needed to participate more actively in the spheres of social life or in the high spheres of leadership. Therefore, magic is not necessarily a guarantee of success, but it can certainly become an integral part of life, your own work, your own thinking.

As part of an effort to explore the lessons of an unforgettable experience with perspectives and revelations backed by alternative thinking, people try to enjoy the value the magician creates and leaves behind. That is why I think it is important – both for their own realization and for their well-being – that they should cultivate an image of a "perfect man" who does not conceal fear of rejection but rather feeds its position of excellence with new spicy details and new desires to live, as a victory over life and its own limits.

Your image in the world is reflected by how you live your life according to the mechanisms of the so-called mysteries of magic and its various manifestations of strength that test originality and inspiration.

The magic and the image left behind, drawn up by a long list of attempts to present facts from a higher reality, are related to the interior that the magician reveals through the exterior that can be controlled by the power to give life to a complex range of states and feelings.

But, equally, an appropriate attitude, essential to revealing the interior, is the beauty of the most sincere feelings. However, most often, the magician’s image is based only on the hidden features of his personality. That’s why I decided to address in all my writings both dimensions of man: a dimension of the person by virtue of which he possesses singular features and a dimension of consciousness much deeper than thinking.

One of the great mysteries of magic has the “Challenging of Authority” ticking option. The famous sorcerer Oberon Zell-Ravenheart specifies the following warning in his grimoire:

“As an apprentice, you have to constantly ask yourself “why” something is accomplished and “why” this particular thing is done in a certain way. Understanding “why” leads to a better understanding of the causes. In fact, what will protect you against the artificiality created by the great illusionists is the ability to ask why a certain thing is asked and expected of you. You must always be able to say “NO” when someone gives you a task that you know is contrary to your interest. The ability to ask questions will protect you from those who will want to manipulate you.”

Leadership is the image you need to get from yourself in the context of a high degree of assurance of “unity in diversity”, without falling into the trap of forcing your limits to completing a new vision of reality.

The Revealing Law Of The Magician stands in knowledge, but especially in power and inner freedom, values and experiences that relate his entire career path.

A magician knows that leadership is learned from the way it shares its secrets with the meanings of others, directly associating the results of its work with the attentive attitude and gratitude towards the value of life.