>>13267If any of you are interested I will explain spellcasting:
For spellcasting to actually work the words you use don't fucking matter.
Mundanes who observe wizards doing rituals and saying certain things start thinking there are certain phrases that can be uttered and that will make the magic work.
They may even do it and in fact experience results — but then they may find also that others, perhaps talked to in their correspondences with persons more removed from them, when applying the same rituals or utterances of words do not get any results.
A great mystery indeed?
Well I'll explain to you why this is. The magic isn't in the words. Merely saying words only results in the saying of that word. There is something more at play – a wizard who is spellcasting does so in a trance or special state of consciousness which they cultivate through intensive meditative practise, imbuing their words through the akashic principle with their intentions.
In this way you may make your spells work. Whether you are spewing meaningless babble in the meanwhile, speaking in plain English, talking in a foreign and perhaps "mystical" sounding language, etc. it doesn't actually matter. You should just do what feels best for you and has the most impressive effect on your intended targets, entrancing them with your voice.
So yeah that's how you spellcast.
Same general idea for rituals, the magic isn't in the movements, pronouncements, garbs, accessories, etc. it is rather all symbolical and the actual force comes from consciousness manipulating the akashic principle in these things.
OP could chant, shout out, or otherwise express what he is saying here and literally say "Cockyz Extenzus" and actually cause his dick to get hard or get bigger or whatever but only if he really is focused, really resonates with the intent, and imbues into his words / impregnates the air with his intention and makes it the carrier wave then for the change he is bringing about through conscious influence.
Subconscious belief is also very important. It's why for example someone could witness the magic of a wizard and mimic them and possibly get results, simply the power of their belief, spurred on by the events they witnessed… combined with a bit of natural talent they may not know they had. When talking then to persons who haven't seen this done for themselves and who hold doubts, they will surely fail, and perhaps proceed to mock that person who suggested the ineffective spell or ritual.
