How To Be a Wizard: How Life Is Magical And We Are Too

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to possess magical powers? To be able to cast spells, wield wands, and navigate the mystical realms? In this article, we will take you on a journey into the world of wizards and explore how life can be truly magical if we embrace our own inner wizard.

The Power Within

Being a wizard is not only about performing tricks or casting spells, but it is also a mindset. It is about recognizing and harnessing the power that resides within each one of us. Just like the great wizards of lore, we too have the ability to create our own magic.

Unleashing Your Potential

Every person is born with unique talents and abilities. Just as a wizard spends years honing their craft, we too can discover and develop our own skills. Whether it is painting, writing, dancing, or cooking, embracing our passions and dedicating time to perfecting them can unlock our hidden potential.

How to be a Wizard - How life is magical, and we are too

by Peter Harris(Kindle Edition)

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Embracing Imagination

One of the key aspects of being a wizard is the ability to envision a world beyond what meets the eye. Imagination is the gateway to creativity and innovation. By letting our imagination run wild, we open up a realm of endless possibilities. Just like a magician can make objects disappear, we too can make our limitations vanish by thinking outside the box.

Think Big, Dream Bigger

Wizards dream big because they understand that impossible is just a word. They envision spectacular outcomes and strive to make them a reality. By setting audacious goals and believing in our ability to achieve them, we can create a life that is truly magical.

Finding Balance

Being a wizard is not all about casting spells and performing magical feats. It is also about finding harmony within ourselves and with the world around us. By understanding the delicate balance between light and dark, good and evil, we can navigate life's challenges with grace.

Embracing the Light and Shadow

Just as a wizard must learn to utilize both light and dark magic, we too must acknowledge that life is a blend of joy and sorrow, success and failure. By accepting and embracing the full spectrum of human emotions and experiences, we become more resilient and empathetic beings.

The Magic of Connection

Wizards often form connections with other magical beings, creatures, and even fellow wizards. Similarly, we too can find magic in our relationships. By cultivating meaningful connections, we enhance our overall well-being and create a supportive network that enriches our lives.

Sparks That Ignite

Just as a spark can ignite a flame, a simple interaction with another person can have a profound impact. Kindness, compassion, and understanding are the magical ingredients that can transform an ordinary moment into something extraordinary. By spreading love and positivity, we can create ripples of magic wherever we go.

Believing in the Extraordinary

Lastly, being a wizard means embracing the belief that there is more to this world than what meets the eye. It is about recognizing the extraordinary in the ordinary and finding magic in the mundane. By embracing curiosity and wonder, we can lead a life that is not just ordinary, but truly enchanting.

Seeing the Unseen

Wizards have a keen eye for the hidden and the unseen. They understand that magic can be found in the most unexpected places. By cultivating a sense of wonder and staying open to new experiences, we too can uncover the extraordinary beauty that lies just beneath the surface.

So, my friend, embrace your inner wizard, let your imagination soar, and believe in the magic that resides within you. With a little bit of whimsy and a whole lot of belief, you can create a life that is truly enchanting.

How to be a Wizard - How life is magical, and we are too

by Peter Harris(Kindle Edition)

4.1 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	537 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	54 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

This short book is not focused on the trappings of wizardry, fun though these may be, nor is it a guide to gaining power over anyone but oneself. It is not about 'pointy hats', though Gandalf's looks very good on him.
Instead, it outlines the foundational thoughts of the True West (as I see it),and in the 'Emerald Tablet' section lists the 'Wizard's Desiderata' - the kind of life which is truly powerful, truly magical, mythical, and truly possible. It always has been possible to be a 'wizard' of one's life, though never perhaps with as little danger of being burned at the stake.

'How to be a Wizard' is the fruit of a very long journey by one misfit christian turned process philosopher turned 'wizard' and fantasy epic writer, who ended up building a magical or at least idealistic and romantic place called Cafe Eutopia (a 'temple' to Love, Beauty, Truth and Freedom) in a little town in New Zealand, besides many other adventures of the mind and spirit. I offer it in the hope that it will spark a burning desire to truly be the wizard of your own life, and then of your community, and ultimately, no matter how imperceptibly perhaps, to help the whole world.

I value the true tradition of the West, to which I belong. Yes, I know it has gone horribly wrong in so many ways that many think it (and/or the planet) is doomed. But I believe that its problems can all be solved by a return to the 'True' West - the ideals of Love, Beauty, Truth and Freedom which have inspired its best, and kept some check on its worst. Also a return to seeing the world as organism, not a soulless machine, as has been the dominant model since Descartes.

My vision is that more and more 'Wizards of the True West' will arise in answer to the challenge of the times, and like Gandalf will help to turn the tide. But we desperately need not only the goodwill, the desire to see good things happen, but also the philosophical foundations on which to build. These have been undermined by many enemies, most of them the very ones we look to to hold them fast and keep them strong - our philosophers, in particular, and academics in general. Relativism, 'postmodernism' and nihilism, not to mention PC nonsense of many shades, have been actively promoted by many of them, so that now these ideas have become the norm, and what I write in this book may seem incredible to you at first. So, read it as an interesting fantasy, and if it seems like a pleasant alternative to the 'real' world of our postmodern, materialistic madness, try some of it out. You may be surprised to find that it actually works, actually rings true. Then - spread the word!