Dangers of Law of Attraction and Magik chapter: Excerpt from "The Savvy Sorcerer" (The Savvy Sorcerer Excerpts Book 1)

This chapter will show you possible dangers in using “Law of Attraction”, such as how placing someone’s mansion on their vision board could cause the family currently living there financial hardship, illness, or even death so the home is vacated in time for their deadline. This can cause Bad Juju.

They only wanted a house, but managed to kill a family and incur karmic wrath in their miss/untrained process. This is an exaggeration, but the point is valid and possible.

Magik can be dangerous unless you are trained to avoid negative imagery and use correct wordings, as all thought is prayer and every word is a magik spell.

Could a woman affirming to quickly lose 10 pounds find herself losing a 10 pound arm in an automobile accident?

The actual book has more than a few obscure mind power tricks.
i.e. Did you know "Rhythmic Breathing" can double your psychic energy/Prana?
(We prefer the spelling of "Magik" with no "c", as it is not "stage" variety)

This description can even teach you a simple miracle in the last 10 paragraphs if you read it until the end.

If you think your mother has moved into a bad neighborhood, then she could be attacked just to satisfy that prayer/random stereotypical belief/thought/expectation. They all work with the same mechanisms.

ALL THOUGHTS AFFECT REALITY. Not just the thoughts we pick and choose during prayers and affirmations.

You will NOT learn many of the secrets here in other books. See for yourself. This first chapter is vital, but some of the more magikal techniques are in chapters like “Boost your Magik/Ways to amplify your psychic energy” later in the actual book, or also for sale as a stand-alone chapter.

Many of you think that if you pray or affirm for something then a god is listening to you, and may provide it for you if you are deemed worthy. The truth is that we are ALL god... collectively! Similar to Buddhism.

Being a portion of god has its privileges however... It means we can alter our reality through the use of our imagination.

This chapter outlines the dangers of magik in ways you may never have considered before.

The idea behind Hermetic Magik is simple. Nothing is real. It may sound silly, but what if everything we see is part of some giant freaky imagination like the Buddhists and Hindus' and Wiccan's believe to be true.

Do you feel real? What if I told you, you were made of tiny particles called atoms, and that these atoms were mind-boggingly empty? What if I told you that atoms were 99.9999999999% empty space? Would you then realize you are only 0.0000000001% as real as you thought you were a minute ago; at best?

The Buddhists, The Hindus’, The Wiccan's, Ancient Egyptians, and even the people of Atlantis (according to Thoth) all live under the same religious philosophy, that we live in a PERFECT Giant High-Definition mind of a deity in which we are all a part.

The idea that we live in an imaginary world is easy to prove.

Walk outside and pick two fluffy white clouds. Now paint one of them blue with your mind, and soon it will completely vanish while the control cloud remains totally intact. This works because nobody has any notions about the solidity of a cloud.

Try to dissolve a brick in a similar fashion, and you will be up against the minds of everyone who has ever seen, heard of, or touched a brick.

If you try to dissolve the cloud in front of friends, you invite skepticism which can pollute and/or cancel your magik.

Learning to perform miracles is not part of this chapter, but you just performed one. If you want to get used to performing miracles then maybe purchase the entire book, and not just this important chapter.

Imagery in affirmation or prayer is vital. Can you spot the difference between these two prayers given on behalf of a relative hurt in a car crash?
a) "Please god do not let my cousin die in such a tragic accident"
or
b) "Please god let my cousin live a long and happy life"

imagery an