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Magic for lazy people

DannyWasHere

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Hi guys,

Is there any other magic that is as simplistic and easy as sigil magic? Specifically for people who are new to magic as well.
 

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Lol, love it. The easiest lazy magic is done while sleeping.
Simply practice and learn to lucid dream, astral project, or have out of body experiences, and you can do your magic while you sleep.
It can't get much easier or more lazy than that, aside from having someone else do your practices for you.
 

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Lol, love it. The easiest lazy magic is done while sleeping.
Simply practice and learn to lucid dream, astral project, or have out of body experiences, and you can do your magic while you sleep.
It can't get much easier or more lazy than that, aside from having someone else do your practices for you.
getting to the point of being able to do astral projection and OBEs willingly is not for lazy people lol
 

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getting to the point of being able to do astral projection and OBEs willingly is not for lazy people lol
I hear that people have trouble with it. Personally, not having learned it (it just happens to me), I can't really say how to get there except from what I read or hear. I also hear that some people don't remember dreams, which feels strange to me.
Perhaps the issue is that they are trying to use their waking mind with all sensory connections as some kind of fulcrum to force LD, AP, or OOBE's?
To me, it is not the waking mind, or the waking personality, it is moving your spotlight of awareness to your sleep mind. It switches over to the awareness that is capable of LD, AP, and OOBE's. So you literally become another mind that only does these things, and is not your waking mind.
I have tested it, and most of the time I can't remember where I live, or if I own a car, or remember what I ate for dinner when operating in that format. I also don't appear capable of making the same judgement calls I make when awake. It makes it very difficult to steer or focus on something you wanted to do, because you often forget what that was when you are there. The goals, what is important to me, etc. are all offline or different. The real magic becomes the ability to transfer what you wanted to accomplish to this other mind.
I realized many years ago how separated these are when I heard someone laughing loudly while I was sleeping, and as I woke up, I realized it was me laughing, and for quite a few minutes there were two separate versions of awareness, both in my witness observation spotlight at the same time. When I settled into my waking awareness, I couldn't remember what was so funny, but I did have this faint funny feeling like it was just below the surface laughing away.
I think there are other formats of awareness or perception that likely check all the boxes for many other things considered Psi phenomena. We don't control them, we become them, and then we are them.
 
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Intent + Energy + Symbolic act.

This is the basic formula for magic. You need an intent. Then, you need to feed it with a symbolic action that matches the idea.

When you burn a pink candle for love with the name of the person on it, it's not the color nor the name on it that holds magick.... It's how both of those elements form a focus point for you to direct the subtle energy towards the goal.
 

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Books by the Gallery of Magic are pretty simple magic.
 

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Meditation.
You just sit, or lie down, breathe and empty the mind. Complete pasivity.
Also chanting while meditating is not really much of an activity, but if you remain lazy enough for an hour and chant, I think you can get some results fast.
 

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OberonFromTheHills post sums it up nicely. I also believe that it's all a matter of intentional actions with an outcome in mind, which doesn't really requires effort. Somewhere else, a definition of magic given was "Magic is the art of causing change to occur in conformity with will", but the will part doesn't necessarily means effort or straining actions, but it can be understood as "creating volitional changes in our personal world, according to one's own intentions". Someone suggested meditation above, which could be what you're looking for: When you sit down and start to meditate, the difference between common meditation and a magic session would be the intention behind the act, which is the easiest and most comfortable thing you could do also (Just doing nothing for the result, being the mere act of relaxing your means of accomplishment; letting it come to you).

In a way, we could say that what's behind Magic is something we already do, but discovering and practicing Magic is doing it knowingly and being aware of the mystic potential.
 

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This is not a contribution to the topic
When you burn a pink candle for love with the name of the person on it, it's not the color nor the name on it that holds magick....
Crackle pop snap pop crackle...

That is the sound of someone burning your house down after finding out you pulled out a love spell trying to force them into a relationship they never wanted... seriously people.

If it were me, I would also then beat your ass for it.
 

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I’d suggest candle magick for you. It’s simple to get started, you just need a few candles and basic tools. Light the candle, set a clear intention, and follow the steps, then you’re done. Practices like this have been used for centuries by witches and wizards in the past, long before the invention of electricity and lightning. The one problem with candle magick is that most of the ones online are not authentic. So you’ll have to create your own, and it can be hard if you’re new to the practice.

Candle magick shows up in tons of rituals. It’s so commonly that people don’t even realize they’re using it. Like lighting multiple candles and placing them in specific directions as part of a ritual is already a part of candle magick. It’s often used to enhance whatever ritual you’re doing. It also pairs well with sigils, which you’ve already been practicing.
 

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Candle Magick is excellent.
Hoodoo is very straight forward 2-5 minute spells.
Spell Jars have become popular due to their ease of access. Sigils as you mentioned.
 
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The one problem with candle magick is that most of the ones online are not authentic

Here's my take on that, you don't have to agree with me but we can debate ❤️

Any candle has the potential to be magickal. I know some people take a lot of effort to use color candles, dried herbs, writting on it....

BUT once again i think there's so many ways to use the candle.

EA Koetting for instance uses mostly the flame + the color of the candle in his style of magick. He doesn't pay attention to the rest... In his system, the flame represent your will and the color is a visual/emotional trigger.

At the end of the day, it's not that lazy cause it asks a lot of effort to visual.
 

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Here's my take on that, you don't have to agree with me but we can debate ❤️

Any candle has the potential to be magickal. I know some people take a lot of effort to use color candles, dried herbs, writting on it....

BUT once again i think there's so many ways to use the candle.

EA Koetting for instance uses mostly the flame + the color of the candle in his style of magick. He doesn't pay attention to the rest... In his system, the flame represent your will and the color is a visual/emotional trigger.

At the end of the day, it's not that lazy cause it asks a lot of effort to visual.
Everyone has his own systems, way of working his own prefered materials indeed. And there are succes stories in all kinds of systems. In the end it are the abilities, the effort and belief of the practitioner that is making the difference. Any material and any object has magic potention, even when not fiiting correspondences. It can take the mind however more effort to 'overwrite' the effect of a not matching correspondence. I think it is good to develop the ability of being able to work with less ideal materials. It keeps the practioner flexible skill-wise, flexible in what is possible to put belief in, flexible in imagination, flexible when not the best materials and/or timings are at hand. It is not wise to put one-self in the position of not being able to do magic because of missing the right candle/stone/herb/metal/color.
 

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I agree with AlfunGrima—everyone has their own systems, way, preferences, etc. Moreover, what is simple may not be easy, and what's easy might be complex.

It's like the body: the body is naturally easy, which means feeling open and movable. Difficulty with the body/mind appears when we 'do' in patterns that block openness (by becoming 'closed') and movability (by becoming 'fixed')—and part of doing feeling difficult is the amount of energy needed to remain fixed and/or closed. It actually, literally feels easier (easy is a feeling) to 'do' by doing less, meaning allowing the body to be open, free, and supported during movement.

Accessing this ease is difficult even though the principle (remain open and movable) is 'simple'; but it's difficult in a qualitatively different way than is the 'easy' option (forcing my body to an endstate, like standing up from a chair) that feels difficult during movement, in my body.

I think essentially similar principles exist in magic—it can be 'easy' to follow someone else's system, but this can both feel hard and not produce results. It can feel 'difficult' to investigate in such a way as to find out how magic works specifically for me, but this might actually, literally feel easier and more like 'magic is doing me'.

I think this dynamic is why some advise to read as widely as possible when starting out, or why chaos magic begins with barebones principles and encourages practitioners to elaborate according to their results and preferences. Jason Louv's beginner advice is something like, 'write out what you think magic is on a piece of paper—like write out how you think this is a thing that can be real and fit into the rest of your understanding of reality'.

Basically, simple+easy might feel complex/difficult/hard to do, and vice versa, and I think this is true in different ways on many 'levels'.
 
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