Magick acts as a catalyst for spiritual development by connecting the ordinary with the mystical, enabling people to experience a heightened sense of spirituality.
In this week’s piece, we delve into how practising magick can foster greater self-awareness, access intuition, and unleash untapped capabilities.
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The integration of humanistic counselling techniques and magick is what we call humanistic magick. Potentially, humanistic magick offers a useful framework to a aid healing and personal growth.
This week’s article explores what we mean and shares our thoughts on using magick to complement therapy to heal the whole person.
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Within our humanistic magickal framework is a sense that positive outcomes come from a positive mindset.
Our self esteem can have an impact on our ability to perceive a better outcome for ourselves. This week’s article explores how to boost self esteem in order to attract opportunities.
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Our humanistic magick employs a lot of humanistic counselling concepts, including Maslow’s famous hierarchy.
At the base of our magickal hierarchy is a sense of grounding, and that without it we may struggle to release any emotional blocks that end up getting in our way.
Grounding can have a positive impact on everyday life, not just your magickal life. This week’s article shares some techniques and insights into why grounding is important.
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One positive step towards personal growth starts with a desire to welcome a little more spirituality into your life.
This week’s article looks at how embracing spiritual tools like tarot and magick can help you unlock your true potential.
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We talk a lot about humanistic magick as a concept. Such as how we make use of humanistic counselling concepts in our magickal practise. One concept that crops up all over the place in our magick, is empathy. Not just being empathic, but everyday empathy.
Empathy is a huge part of everyday day life, and it’s building these skills that can be so valuable for magickal practise.
This week’s article is exploring developing empathy in the non-magickal world as a starter for building this skill.
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We talk a lot about humanistic magick as a concept. For example, how we make use of humanistic counselling concepts in our magickal practise, including Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.
This week’s article is exploring the overlaps between self-actualisation, and its applicability to magickal practise to deepen spiritual growth.
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We are school for people who want to learn the philosophy and art of affecting intended change through unseen causes. This is how we define magick. But what is the benefit to practising magick?
Our philosophy is one we call humanistic magick because we feel that magick can be a powerful tool for personal growth and development. What else can magick give?
This week’s article aims to highlight the real world benefits magickal practise can offer. So whether you believe in magick or not, there will hopefully be something you can take away. Just click the link!
Are you looking for ways to manifest abundance in your life? Hopefully, you’ve guessed that magick can help here. But how?
In this week’s article we will show you how to magick can be used to bring you more of what you want into your life.
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Nobody questions whether expanding your mind, improving your finances or your social influence by going to university or work is selfish. Is using magick for personal gain selfish? We try and unpack whether using magick for personal gain is morally questionable. Warning: This post contains spoilers from TV shows that are over 20 years old (it makes us weep to say that when 1998 was only, like, 5 years ago…)
