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| I've often thought that all of the magickal work that is being done is producing generalized changes in terms of localized fields. I've known people who are magickal practitoners in New Orleans, for example, that have long maintained that magick literally permeates the city. With the amount of work being done elsewhere, why shouldn't that be happening to a greater and greater degree, in more and more places? There's never been a time where magickal practice has existed at this level, at least not in recorded history. For the first time, one can go into any bookstore, and buy books that teach basic magickal practice. Back in the seventies, there were very few books on magick available. When I was in middle school, I found a copy of Magic: An Occult Primer in of all places, a local grocery store, but other than that, there was almost nothing. Now you can find books on not just one discipline, but a ton of them. I live in a town of 8,000 people, and there is an occult bookstore with a magickal book club that meets once a month. All of this magickal work has to be having a general effect. I remember that there was a thread about this previously, that questioned whether there was a "magickal snowball effect". That more magickal practice would open more people up psychically which would cause more people to study magick which would open more people, and so on and so on. In terms of "Concrete Phoenix", I wouldn't have the foggiest. |
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