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Karl Hans Welz:
Magic of the Future©

In the first lesson we found out that life force is the essential ingredient in any magical operation.
Life force provides us with the "medium," so to say, that allows transfer by means of structural links.

Magicians of all ages knew that.
They taught practices to work with life force.

Often these practices became so interwoven with religious practice that people were incapable of realizing the essence of the magical practice.
They confounded the expression of raw life force with the specific religious practice that they use to make it appear.
Quite naturally they thought it was the religious practice that caused the "miracle" to happen.

From there it was just a small step to the wrong assumption that only their specific religion could deliver such miracles.

If miracles happened in other religious systems, they logically interpreted them as being the work of the force that opposed their religion such as the devil in the Christian religion.
The "miracles" appeared no longer as results of an applied technology, but as events that only happened within their specific creed.

Miracles, then, found their explanation only in terms of such a specific religious doctrine.
From this attitude it was only a small step to the arrogant academic attitude that denies the existence of life force all together.

To the magician who learned to think in scientific terms life force has gained a new importance.

Scientific thinking helps us understand what's really going on when we apply a technology.
It provides us with the mapping that we can use to explain technologies that evolved from experience of trial and error.
Mappings that we develop with the help of scientific thinking will help us find new technologies.
Therefore it is long overdue to bring about a scientific approach to the manifestations of life force.

In this lesson you will learn to explore and use raw psychic energy, or life force.

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© Copyright 1986 by Karl Hans Welz.
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