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On the Accusation of Magic



I have heard an accusation of dealing with occult knowledge and magic. When I expose and research and make models and charts and compile and write descriptions of ideas, those ideas and concepts become less hidden to seekers of truth, and more available to everyone, to have as an option of knowing them and accessing and viewing them.


Then this is not occultism, and it is the opposite: a type of exposing of truth, or exposition.


When people say words and expect (direct) results, without their knowing or understanding how their words have any effect, if they blindly think without wondering how thoughts manifest or change an environment at their heart, nor learn in what ways those words may have manifested in their minds, then they are acting upon their own ritualistic power, and expecting results without knowing their processes. That seems more magical than my ideas.


They are drawing from traditions which they found or were given to them, sometimes in old books, sometimes in modern datapools of a page on the internet or on a phone-app receiving data wirelessly to it. And who knows if those sources of those traditions seed those traditional practices in them for benefit or for harm? People using wireless power to download ritualistic instructions, sounds like what? Like magic? This behavior practiced by many people in these days, seems more like they are making more magical decisions in their behaviors, using their traditional recipes of action unchecked, rather than decisions given much rational consideration.


More so than my attempts, which reach for rational understandings, some may call it a type of philosophy and science, aiming for understandings of the means of focus, concentration, changes to and of consciousness for causing useful or avoidable effects. This theory which is more like a science, like a psychology. My studies even relate well to natural biology and physiology and encounter ideas in neuroscience.


So before accusing someone seeking truth, and even writing their findings and theories for public viewing, of anything, please first read the books and articles here, and assess your own life and behavior. If you believe your own life needs some unknown powers of words and thoughts which are summoned by tradition, then ask if you rely on a sort of "magical" thinking or change or subconscious mode.


If you think these ideas are strange, consider that a major reason for this theory, is an attempt to learn how to do miracles from the Messiah's teaching. His disciples were called "mathetai" in the Greek, similar to the word "math". They were active learners, not called "sit-and-waiters". There was an active component to learning from Christ's teaching, and this teaching that could have provoked some people to falsely accuse Him and and His disciples learning and practicing (Matthew 10:25), and He taught that His followers would be able to do miracles too, as He did, and greater (John 14:12). I believe that we definitely should study Christ's words and example for understanding how to do miracles. This theory is an attempt to do that.


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