Short Articles from the Spelwerx News Archives
A collection of short, but informative articles and
magic spells from old editions of the Spelwerx
News, a free, monthly newsletter that was published
and distributed when Spelwerx first began. These articles
are maintained for the convenience of our visitors and as a
valuable resource for those interested in furthering their
knowledge of the Craft.
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- Each intentional act is a magic act.
- Each successful act conformed to the
postulate.
- Each failure shows that one or more conditions
of the postulate were not met.
- The first requirement to cause any change is
qualitative and quantitative arrangement complete
of the condition.
- The second requirement to cause any change is
the design capacity to put good the forces
necessary.
- Each man and each woman are one to hold the
first role. For example, each human being is
intrinsically an independent individual with his
clean suitable character and suitable
movement.
- Each man and each woman have a course,
depending partly on the individual, and partly on
the environment which is normal and necessary for
each one. No matter who is obligatory of his
own course, or by step arrangement itself, or the
external opposition, inherits the conflict with the
order the universe, and suffers consequently.
- A man of which the will conscious is in
disagreement with its true will wastes his force.
He cannot hope to influence his environment
effectively.
- A man who makes his true will has the inertia
of the universe to help it.
- Nature is a continuous phenomenon, thought that
we do not know in all the cases of the things are
connected.
- Science enables us to benefit from the
continuity of nature by the empirical application
of certain principles of which the effect implies
various orders of idea, connected the ones with the
others in a manner beyond our current
comprehension.
- The man is ignorant of nature his being and
powers the clean ones. Even its idea of its
limitations is based on the experiment of the past.
and each stage in its progress prolongs its empire.
There is, therefore, no reason to assign the
theoretical limits so that to be it can, or so that
he can make.
- Each man more or less realizes that its
individuality comprises several orders of the
existence, even when it maintains that its
principles more subtle are simply symptomatic
changes of its rough vehicle. One can assume that a
similar order is prolonged in all nature.
- The man is able to be, and to employ, something
which it perceives; for very that it perceives is
in a certain direction by part its being. It can
thus subjugate the whole universe of which it is
conscious with its individual.
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