Musings of the Path
Part Five
Let us talk about magick, or at least, the basics, because I donât want us to forget the arcane part of my work.
A Starsworn, as mentioned, serves a goddess, which resides in a perfect and sacred city called Melecé.
Now, one would imagine that Starsworn as a cult would try to get there, but that is not the case.
Melecé is an ideal to be followed, but also something that exists externally.
To complicate things further, Melecé is not just one perfect city, but an entire realm divided into several parts.
In short, it exists in a different plane of existence.
All Starsworn are connected to Melecé, in the same way all Christans are connected to Christ, and the goal of living is to manifest a Melecé here on Earth.
As you can see, the spirituality of Starsworn mingles with materialism, which is why it is hard to separate them.
It would be a lot like separating the sauce and minced meat from bolognese; a fucking dumb idea.
So now you may ask, âwhere is the magick, you dimwitâ.
Easy, the magick is understanding what makes a good bolognese.
Like, you can mix the ingredients, but without understanding what ingredients, in what order, and how much of each, you will make a really shitty mess instead of a good sauce.
Same thing with Melecé and the goddess will.
This is why you wonât see me scream, in my journal, âOH GODDESS, GRANT ME YOUR BLESSINGS, ALSO, SEND NUDES!!!â, but rather share my thoughts on various projects.
Manifestations, be it in crafting, artwork, and personal development, is the alchemy of my craft.
But thatâs not all, is it?
No, there are a lot of elements in my magick, most of it being the theoretics of its fundamentals.
Magick to me is a science to be unraveled, not a novelty wishing well, so while spells are being cast once in a while, I spend most of my time studying the phenomenon.
Of course, I also keep a lot of occult secretsâŠbecause âoccultâ literally means âhiddenâ.