Silenciumetaurum wrote:I don't mean to be melodramatic, but it is just as Yeats asks in "Among School Children": "O body swayed to music, O brightening glance,/ How can we know the dancer from the dance?" Yeats knew his magic as well being a genius artist. And in both magic and art, one thing is certain: your creations are a part of you, are deeply connected to you at a soul level, unless you consciously and deliberately break with them. Even then, it's difficult and so ritualizing the process helps. Sell your novel or painting or screenplay and walk away / start something new. Cast forth your will onto the universe and banish, avoiding lust of result. It's the same thing. The dancer to the dance, the magician to the magic.
Clayfield wrote:So, with all this in mind, I had a long think about what to do. She was my friend, we were attracted, magic probably pushed us both over the edge into something more. And our lives teetered on the brink of change, but I always felt like I was tricking her with magic. I carried on anyway, because I was lusting for that result in a way I've never lusted before.
Clayfield wrote: ... Was this a NAP success? I'm not sure. I used the Chant to Excite Love, but as detailed earlier, it felt as though it left her in a damaged relationship, and myself in love with no hope. Now, to my surprise, we are together and it's going very well indeed.
Here's the amusing thing; after everything I read here I was worried that I was using magic on her against her will. I agreed that working against her true will was a bad idea. So I backed off with the magic, for the most part. I did use magic to give us both strength.
I found out, much later, that she was also using magic on me. I had no idea she knew anything about magic at all until she made this revelation. She used it right at the beginning, to attract me, and later to get me to go to her when all seemed lost.
So, when it was said earlier in this thread 'when we seduce we are seduced' it couldn't have been more true. I used NAP to attract her, and at the same time she was using magic to draw me into her life. Who knows where cause ends and effect begins?
I'm not sure how much the NAP chant helped, now, but it certainly seems like it clarified feelings at a time when clarity was what we needed to set us off on this path.
Clayfield wrote:It's been a long time since I started this thread. I am now living with the woman in question, and all is going well. It has been for a few months. Against the odds we got together. Was this a NAP success? I'm not sure. I used the Chant to Excite Love, but as detailed earlier, it felt as though it left her in a damaged relationship, and myself in love with no hope. Now, to my surprise, we are together and it's going very well indeed.
Here's the amusing thing; after everything I read here I was worried that I was using magic on her against her will. I agreed that working against her true will was a bad idea. So I backed off with the magic, for the most part. I did use magic to give us both strength.
I found out, much later, that she was also using magic on me. I had no idea she knew anything about magic at all until she made this revelation. She used it right at the beginning, to attract me, and later to get me to go to her when all seemed lost.
So, when it was said earlier in this thread 'when we seduce we are seduced' it couldn't have been more true. I used NAP to attract her, and at the same time she was using magic to draw me into her life. Who knows where cause ends and effect begins?
I'm not sure how much the NAP chant helped, now, but it certainly seems like it clarified feelings at a time when clarity was what we needed to set us off on this path.
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