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A brainstorm

Written by Erin on 16 October, 2006 - 7:41 AM — Leave a Comment
Erin

First, read this article: On Black Magic

Instead of “Black” and “White” magick, how about we call it “Practical” and “Spiritual” magick? That would fit into the definitions of magick as specified in the article very well.

Sharing this on my livejournal and with the folks at “Rending the Veil”.

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