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Karl Hans Welz:

Magic of the Future ©

Now we are ready for a definition of magic:

      Magic Is Action Upon a Target, With The Help Of Structural Links and Life Force.

Furthermore, we established that the distance between the pravticing magician and the target is irrelevant.

What is important is the strength of the Life Force and the accuracy of the structural links.

The first thing that we need to do in order to understand magic is to come to grips with its basic elements.

This means that we need to learn to understand the characteristics of life force and the nature of structural links.

Then we need to learn the methods to raise life force and the methods to establish structural links.

With such an understanding we can perform any kind of magic. With such an understanding will we view magic as a technological system rather than some mysterious art that is cloaked in some kind of distorted religious belief structures.

After we have developed a basic understanding of life force and of structural links, we will proceed to increase the range of our sensory apparatus.

This will allow us to tune into the effects of our magical action.
It is always better to "see" the target rather than do something "blindly" in the hope that the technology we employed will do the trick.

Being able to tune into our magical action gives us the capability to view the impact of our action while we are practicing.

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© Copyright 1986 by Karl Hans Welz.
This course may not be reproduced in whole or in part by any means without prior permission in writing from the author.

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