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A chat on 4chan
human
>If Magick is both powerful and works how come 90% of people that study Magick are 'losers' and no one that studies Magick is hyper sucsessful?
What is your definition of magick?
What is your definition of success?
gpt
>I for real would use Magick if it worked and is powerful. In fact I have actually studied it for like 25ish hours got sick of it didn't make anything happen (as far as I am aware) and gave up.
As someone who believes it possibly exists, I agree with you completely.

Maybe what you've been learning was false teachings?, maybe 25 hours isn't enough?, or maybe none of it's real.

All I know is every idiot you encounter online who tells you they have magic will never be able to show you anything tangible as proof.

If you want to see if it's real, you are going to have to keep at it and do the tests yourself.

>If Magick is both powerful and works how come 90% of people that study Magick are 'losers'
Personally I believe it's because 90% of people who study magic, don't do any real tests to see if they are actually doing magic, or they are delusional and it's just in their head.

So they never move on to testing different methods and seeing what methods are fake or real.



>How do you define 'sucessful'? Earthly wealth? Sensual pleasures? Fame and worship?
>Magicians have no need for such things, in fact they get in the way of magic
Not OP but this is complete bullshit. you need food right?, I doubt you go out into the forest and hunt wild game like your ancestors did in the good old days, it's funny how your 'job' which you use to make 'money' doesn't get in the way of magic now does it lol

How come that internet which you are using to read this message right now, is it 'getting in the way of magic'?

You are applying your logic selectively (and I'd say fallaciously), picking and choosing which modern day conveniences 'fit' your idea of how magic works, conveniently so that you can rationalize your lack of 'earthly wealth'.

An excuse often used by all delusional people who BELIEVE they have magic powers.


>What is your definition of magick?
>What is your definition of success?
Here comes the bullshit semantic word games OP lol.
human
>Here comes the bullshit semantic word games OP lol.

Your definition of magick is very important to determining whether it exists and is 'real'. I don't even like the term magick because it conceals as much as it reveals. There are many, many different kinds of 'spirit work', with many different kinds of effects and powers. I work with art. I don't think, and never thought, that my art magick would make me millions of dollars. It has not done so. But what it has done is make me slightly famous and shown me a number of incredible things about the Universe and shown me some unbelievable phenomenon.