Magic

Mystical Spiritual Intuitive
Willing to tap into her psychic power beyond the mind’s innate capabilities

"Be not forgetful to entertain strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares"
Hebrews 13:2

Angel of the Heart Chakra

This angelic creature represents a gradual opening of one's heart to higher mysteries, the moving beyond an existence consisting solely of temporal concerns. In addition, she reminds us to nourish our inner selves and travel the Way of Heart. Cultivating intellect at the expense of spirit may lead one to a cold and lonely place, while focusing only upon the heart may lead one to an ethereal place, unable to function well in daily life. Slipping the fetters of the mundane allows us to flex intuitive wings, expand thinking, and welcome the consideration of new ideas and concepts without feeling threatened. While remaining grounded in the real, the here and now, is crucial for balance and survival, the exercise of one's intellect and imagination will open new vistas of thought and feeling. The winged heart symbolizes the combination of intellect with wisdom, compassion, and gentleness.
Copyright © 2001-2 Helen Nelson Reed & Lapizmoon

Magic
Tuned in to our Psychic and Spiritual Potential

We are part of the process of the universe

Instinct and Invention-"The Wild Woman...is patroness to all painters, writers, sculptors, dancers, thinkers, prayermakers, seekers, finders---for they are all busy with the work of invention, and that is the Wild Woman's main occupation." CPE p. 12

Letting go and letting God ; turning a problem over to the Greater
Power

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Course in Miracles

Circles of 10: we begin as friends and then develop a shared realization, conscious or unconscious, that we are bearers of magic, and that our circles of support are circles of mystical power. It's a woman's prerogative to know of magic, and to practice magic, and to use her knowledge to help the world.

Friday the 13th: We are used to thinking of Friday the 13th as bad luck. In fact, Friday the 13th was the day the witches gathered: a time for women to gather and share energy and pray together and heal spiritually. When the patriarchal system of the early church began to squelch the power of women, witches were deemed evil, and many great women were deemed witches. Their meeting time, then, was seen as bad luck, rather than as what it truly was: a time for shared energy and
healing.

As both Clarissa Pinkola Estes Women Who Run With the Wolves, and Da Vinci Code, explain, the ancient wisdom about women's deeply spiritual, magical and healing natures was transformed as men wrote down the stories, the histories of these powerful, healing creatures in a sterilized manner to please the men of the church. "...an old healer in a tale became an evil witch, a spirit became an angel, ...Helping creatures and animals were changed into demons and boogeys...Most old collections of fairy tales and mythos existent today have been scoured clean of the scatological, the sexual, the perverse, the pre-Christian, the feminine, the Goddesses, the initiatory, the medicines for various psychological malaises, and the directions for spiritual raptures." CPE p.16