A Year of Thinking Magically

Aside from magic stuff, I watch and listen to the usual self development podcast rigmarole. Yesterday I saw a bit with Joey Diaz where he said a couple of really good things. The first was: "Don't worry, if you don't play your day, you're in no danger of getting ahead, and moving forward." That one stuck, because it's a sticking point with me. In November of 2018 I was getting my 2019 planning in order, and then 2018 swept my leg. I had one of those blows that removes a key pillar of your life plans, leaves a smoking hole in your social circle and generally derails you and leaves you in a septic pool. So, my plans for 2019 are fuzzy. I've been working on them for months but tragedy strikes and I've been coping best as I'm able. I'm going to have to leap into 2019 without a perfectly realized set of steps to follow. I've got a good Idea though. Which is good, because this blog is about applying effort and magic every single day. It's the

Hail and Well Met. There's an idea here. The Idea is to track and post sustained magical effort to turn a life around. Magical effort, every single day for a year. Not a "Magic 101" or a "how to" per se. There's enough of that out there. But a record of effort to go from a crap life to something useful and worth sustaining. Who I be? Just some guy, who's done some stuff and has found himself in a spot he'd rather not be in. I suppose I mean to put some ideas to the test. Largely ideas culled from the last decade or so of popular occulture. Last 3 decades really, but largely and broadly ideas from Jason Miller and his Strategic Sorcery approach, ideas from Rufus Opus' blogs, from Gordon White, and most especially from the Psionics and radionics teachings of His Serene Wisdom Great Wrathful Victorious Teacher of Evil and Villainy Charles Cosimano. Those kinds of things. Taking those ideas, and applying them everyday and talking about that here. Tha