Is it Magic or Magick?
Magic - the art of producing illusions by sleight of hand or deceptive devices. Magick - the art of causing change in consciousness. For too long the words Magic and Magick have been used interchangeably; they are both skilled arts and each has its place. But what are the differences, and why should we care? To practice magic is to entertain. It is to create an illusion for others to enjoy. To practice magick is to bring about change. And that is where fear of the unknown has traditionally reared its ugly head. Those that practice magick have often been vilified as evil sorcerers, hidden in the shadows, ready to doom humanity. But that is a definition born out of fear, and as a result, a fear of magick as well. We all practice magick everyday. Every word we speak, every thought, every word written or read, are all forms of magick. Words and thoughts have power. They change perceptions, motivate actions. And when you share them with others, they become more powerful as they have the pot