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Magical Wording

Magic is very caught up in language. It seems to be the best way for us to encode our desires for processing during the act of magic. Our words and metaphors for magic reflect the importance of language: we cast “spells” and keep them in “grimiores.” But there’s a problem. Because our language embodies a […]

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This entry was posted in Blacklight Metaphysics on February 16, 2014 by Chirotus Infinitum.

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