Magic In A Time Of Uncertainty – Part One
This is the first of a TWO-part blog on the subject of using magic during the coronavirus outbreak. The world
Perhaps none of this is magic.
Maybe there is no such thing as manifesting.
Maybe there is a perfectly sound practical, scientific, physical or otherwise sensible explanation for the way I was able to make things happen, for the way in which I turned my life around.
Perhaps my friends are right now talking behind my back about the way they think I did it. A change in attitude led to a change in action. Pure luck. Coincidence. Delusion.
But where’s the fun in that?
I’m sure there exists a perfectly everyday explanation for what has happened in my life.
But here’s the funny thing: when I believe in a ‘higher’ or ‘alternative’ or ‘unseen’ power, it works better.
So why would I ever choose to accept those other, ‘rational’ explanations over my own? Why choose an interpretation that doesn’t work as well? That’s not being irrational; it’s extremely rational.
Call it something else if you like, I don’t mind.
When I call it magic, it works.
When I trust entirely in science, it doesn’t. That’s not delusional, it’s practical good sense.
I don’t know exactly why it works, only that it does.
And that, as I have said many times before, is precisely why I call it magic.
This is the first of a TWO-part blog on the subject of using magic during the coronavirus outbreak. The world
My Dearest Friends, It’s finally here. I’m thrilled to announce my new book, Becoming Genevieve: An Extraordinary True Story of Believing