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The Basic Principle of Visualization Magick:
The ECI tells us that what we sense is what is contained in our universe. In order to do magick we need (at least) one
more principle. When we do visualization magick, we actually feel what it is that we visualize. The ECI says that what we
feel makes up our reality. Combining these two statements, we have what I call the "Basic Principle of Visualization
Magick." What we visualize becomes real in our universe. This principle can be demonstrated by a simple spell, which I call
an "empowering" spell. First, enter a light meditative state. (This first step may also be achieved by casting a circle.) Next
visualize a blanket of white fire surrounding you, starting at your feet and working its way up to encompass your whole body.
Hold this visualization until you can actually feel the fire surrounding you, cleansing your spirit and not letting any darkness
penetrate your being. Now visualize your hands held outward from your body and let a globe of white fire come into being
between your hands. Hold the globe there until you can feel it. This globe of fire represents your inner strength and the
longer you hold it the more in touch with your strength you will be. The result of this spell is that you will feel empowered
and more able to cope with the challenges of your life.
Is this magick, physics, or psychology? Remember, how we view our universe depends on the representation we use. In this
case, the empowering spell may be viewed in any one of these representations. Using the ECI to describe the spell what we
are doing is literally bringing up our inner strength as a concrete object and physically contacting it. We know it is there
because we can feel it, therefore according to the ECI it has an actual existence. A similar argument holds for essentially
any magick that has its basis in visualization or feelings.
The ECI explains how magick can affect our own universe, what about someone else's? After all many witches (warlocks,
sorcerers, etc.) will claim that their magick affects other people, not just their own universe. We can use visualization magick
to show how this might work, so there is not necessarily any conflict here. You (presumably) put some clothes on today so
anyone that sees you will see those clothes and all of them will be able to describe the same set of clothing. You know you
are wearing a certain set of clothes, and your best friend came up to you and mentioned something about the outfit, so you
know she saw them. Both of you agree on the set of clothes because both of your universes came into contact, i.e. the two
universes interfere because they both contain quantum observers. Now, can your best friend say anything about what you
are wearing three hours after you parted? No, because you might have changed clothes. (Or Heck, you might be skinny-
dipping in the local watering hole!) Once the universes are out of contact they no longer interfere.
To continue the analogy, if you feel something in your universe then it is real in your universe and thus, because your
universe interferes with other universes the effect may well be real in someone else's universe. Say you know a spell to
create a rainstorm. It will happen in your universe. Whether or not it happens in someone else's universe depends on the
strength of the interference between your universe and theirs. I would suppose that the strength of the interference
depends on the strength of your belief (and that of others) that you can make it rain. Taking things at face value, I would
say that it would take a tremendously powerful mage to create an effect in someone else's universe seeing how difficult it
is to create a magickal effect in our own universe. Note: I am aware the rain spell probably has nothing to do with
visualization magick. I am also aware that other magickal principles could come into play here. Remember that I am using a
representation, the ECI, to explain an effect. The ECI is probably not a good representation to discuss a rainmaking spell!
Summary:
The way we explain an effect depends on the representation we use. The rules for which a representation is a good
representation to explain an effect are not known, though we may certainly use common sense to guide us. The CI is a
well-established representation that is used in modern day Physics. A logical extension to the CI is the ECI, which states
that we all live in our own individual universe and that the Universe is composed of the interference of these personal
universes. The ECI provides a way for Physics to explain the phenomenon of visualization magick by stating that what we
feel is what is real in our universe.
Brujeria
Brujeria. For many, it is nothing more than the Spanish word for witchcraft. But for a growing number of North Americans,
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