Something different to debate - magick, myth or reality?

[Murrmurr]

Yes, Zen meditation.

But I would argue you can manifest your personal intentions; intentions within your world; but not necessarily within our world.

We are all a part of that world, but I'm thinking in terms of impacting it in some way via some intention. We can do that with or without Zen meditation. I use it for my own peace and connection.

 

[Nathan]

But I would argue you can manifest your personal intentions; intentions within your world; but not necessarily within our world.

We are all a part of that world, but I'm thinking in terms of impacting it in some way via some intention. We can do that with or without Zen meditation. I use it for my own peace and connection.

Of course.

 

[Paco Dennis]

When magic is not explainable we have myth. When myth is not explainable we have reality.

 

[chic]

When magic is not explainable we have myth. When myth is not explainable we have reality.

I think what we call magic is real but we are not sophisticated enough to understand how it works.

 

[Gardenlover]

When magic is not explainable we have myth. When myth is not explainable we have reality.

That is deep! We should hang out.

 

[VaughanJB]

Is there a practice that involves aligning oneself with natural forces or spiritual realms to manifest one's intentions within our world?

No. But then it depends what you mean by "natural forces". I mean, you can't grow banana's in the arctic. The laws of nature say no, banana's don't work that way. But I don't believe in spiritual realms.... so clearly, I'm a no.