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Karl Hans Welz:

Magic of the Future ©

Now we have the following question:
How is action at a distance possible and what determines the success of such action?

To find out, we need to compare magical practices that bring results with those that do not work.

The observation of magicians throughout the ages showed that a magical practice fails to bring the expected results for one of two reasons:

1. There is psychic defense, blockage, or any other interference.
2. There is insufficient psychic energy raised.

The first point will be the object of a later lesson.
You will learn about psychic defense and how to overcome interference.

The second point calls for further examination.
We want to analyze what magicians do when they practice their art.

Case #1:

An old recipe to heal a person is to pull seven hairs of that person.
Then drill a hole into a vigorous tree and put the seven hairs into the hole.
Then plug the hole with the wood of the same tree. The person will feel better.
Something that represents the target of the action: Seven hairs (with follicles).

The magician does nothing. Is the power with the tree?

Case #2:

A "doctor" fabricates a doll. He puts hair and fingernails, or clothing, of the target into the doll. Then, perhaps at a pre calculated time, he goes to a graveyard and puts the doll into an open grave. The person whom he targets may get sick, perhaps may even die.
Something that represents the target of the action: Hair and Fingernails).

It works even if the magician does not raise a lot of psychic energy, especially if the structural link to the target person is good, such as hair, fingernails, or clothing.

Case #3:

An old recipe against wounds that pus: Take some of the pus out of the wound with a cotton swab and put it into copper sulfate. The wound heals a lot faster.
Something that represents the target of the action: -In this case- No psychic energy is necessary.

The same bacteria that are in the wound.

Case #4:

Set up a ceremonial table with candles, incenses, etc. On a piece of paper draw a square with some letters inside. To the left and to the right sides of the square write the names of the people who should fall in love. Project your own energy into the letter square and the paper. Then burn the paper.
Something that represents the target of the action: The written names and the visual imagination of the people.

This works only if the magician develops and projects a lot of psychic power.

Case #5:

A radionics specialist takes a "black box," or radionics device.
Using a pendulum or the stick pad on the device, she determines the settings of the dials that help in lawsuits. Then she puts the photo of the person whom she helps on the stick pad. She leaves the device "on" until the results show.
Something that represents the target of the action: The Photo of the person.

It seems that trained magicians or strongly emotional persons have quicker success with radionics than others.

Case #6:

In a charismatic church the preacher initiates a prayer to heal in his congregation. The person that he intends to heal is far away.
Something that represents the target of the action: The visual imagination in the mind of the people who send the healing.

In a charismatic setting the emotional power is at a peak.

Magicians of all ages knew of the necessity to develop strong psychic powers, or magical powers, to be successful.

Only if the structural link is excellent and when life energy is abundant from some source other then themselves do they not need to raise these powers.

       They realized that life energy is the medium that makes magical action possible.

In fact, our research has proven that life itself would be impossible without magical interaction with a distant environment:

No Life Without Magic!

A strong field of life force allows quick magical action.
The stronger the life energy that connects with the target, the stronger the action upon the target will be.

Magicians of all ages knew that.
This power had many names such as Prana, Chi, Psychic Power, Magical Power, and Mana.

In Western countries several scientists have established scientific models of this energy.
The models that they developed were in tune with the knowledge of their times.

A scientific model has many advantages.
Above all is the advantage that we can develop new technologies from a good scientific theory.
This fact is as valid for magic as it is valid for chemistry and physics!

The first person known in Western history who developed a scientific model of life energy was Franz Anton Mesmer.
He called life energy "animal magnetism."

He developed methods to magnetize ("mesmerize") people for healing.
He also set up devices that brought on a healing. These devices were wooden barrels that he had filled with iron filings and that had iron rods sticking out.
People who wanted a healing held these rods in their hands.

Baron von Reichenbach called life energy "Odic Force."
He conducted thousands of tests with more than hundred sensitive people and he developed a comprehensive theory concerning this energy.

Wilhelm Reich used the term "Orgone" for life energy.
His scientific theory was the most advanced model of life energy until the development of hyper space mathematics.

Wilhelm Reich invented the orgone accumulator.
He used this device to charge people with life energies for a healing. He expanded on describing the characteristics of life energy.

Magicians knew all along that life energy is necessary to make their actions work.
They knew "intuitively" about it.

Magicians usually can feel this energy.
On the basis of millennia of experience, they use many practices to develop strong fields of this energy.

These practices include many different methods such as chanting, strong emotional outbursts, group rituals, sex magical practices, religious emotionalism, and animal sacrifice.

An excellent way to have a continuous and abundant supply of life energy is to use the life energy (chi) generators that Karl Welz invented.
You can receive more information about this device when you contact us.

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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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