The Book of Divine Magic

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov

Publié par Editions Prosveta, le 06 mars 2012

204 pages

Résumé

Presentation The real magic is in a well understood life. Beyond the images of grimoires and more or less obscure formulas, true magic is a science. That of vigilant observation in all our activities because our actions, feelings, thoughts or words necessarily produce effects, positive or negative. Also this real magic consists in generating only beneficial effects for us as for the others. 'True magic, divine magic, consists in putting all one's powers, all one's knowledge, at the service of the Kingdom of God on earth.Very few magicians attain this higher level, the level at which they are totally free of any personal interest even in magical practices themselves and have outgrown all desire to command the spirits for the satisfaction of their own ambitions; the level at which they have only one desire: that of working in the light and for the light. Those who reach this level are true theurgists: all that they do is utterly disinterested; they are true benefactors of mankind.' Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov Table of contents 1 - The Danger of the Current Revival of Magic 2 - The Magic Circle of the Aura 3 - The Magic Wand 4 - The Magic Word 5 - Talismans 6 - Is Thirteen an Unlucky Number 7 - The Moon 8 - Working with Nature Spirits 9 - Flowers and Perfumes 10 - We All Work Magic 11 - The Three Great Laws of Magic 12 - The Hand 13 - The Power of a Glance 14 - The Magical Power of Trust 15 - Love, the Only True Magic 16 - Never Look for Revenge 17 - The Exorcism and Consecration of Objects 18 - Protect Your Dwelling Place