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Space/Time Magic
There are moments in our lives when we feel we have no control over a situation. The possibilities seem limited and we inevitably feel that the choices we make will only trap us in circumstances beyond our control. But occult author Taylor Ellwood has news for you. You can control the possibilities in your life, shape the circumstances, and take control of the situation you are in. Magic is about making the impossible possible, the improbable probable, about finding the right moment in space/time to manifest your intent and shape your reality. In Space/Time Magic you will learn: How to use sigils to manifest multiple probabilities at once How to use the DNA spiral as a method to explore space/time probabilities How writing can be used as a divination practice How to use technology to enhance your space/time workings
148 pages, Paperback
First published September 15, 2005
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About the author
Taylor Ellwood
98 books160 followersI'm Taylor Ellwood.
I've been writing since I was a teenager. I published my first book in 2003 and since then have continued writing and publishing books regularly on a number of topics.
I originally started out in the traditional publishing world, but I have since become a self-publisher. I love being an indie author and write both fiction and non-fiction.
Check out at my zombie apocalypse fiction reader group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/imagi...
Check out my occult reader group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Magic...
I write in the following genres:
1. Occult/esoteric books - I share my experiences and experiment with magic and the occult. I write cutting edge books that explore what could magic can be and how it can evolve. Here are links to just a few of the books I've written in the occult genre
The Process of Magic: A Guide to How Magic Works
Inner Alchemy: Energy Work and the Magic of the Body
Walking with Magical Entities: How to Create and Work with Servitors, Egregores, and Thought Forms to Get Consistent Results
Pop Culture Magick: A How to Guide to Practical Pop Culture Magick
Space/Time Magic: A Guide to Practical Probability Magic
2. Fiction books - I write fiction books, currently in the superhero fiction and zombie apocalypse fiction genres, but there will be other genres as well. Here are links to a few of the Fiction books I've written:
The Zombie Apocalypse Call Center
Learning How to Fly
I've been writing since I was a teenager. I published my first book in 2003 and since then have continued writing and publishing books regularly on a number of topics.
I originally started out in the traditional publishing world, but I have since become a self-publisher. I love being an indie author and write both fiction and non-fiction.
Check out at my zombie apocalypse fiction reader group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/imagi...
Check out my occult reader group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Magic...
I write in the following genres:
1. Occult/esoteric books - I share my experiences and experiment with magic and the occult. I write cutting edge books that explore what could magic can be and how it can evolve. Here are links to just a few of the books I've written in the occult genre
The Process of Magic: A Guide to How Magic Works
Inner Alchemy: Energy Work and the Magic of the Body
Walking with Magical Entities: How to Create and Work with Servitors, Egregores, and Thought Forms to Get Consistent Results
Pop Culture Magick: A How to Guide to Practical Pop Culture Magick
Space/Time Magic: A Guide to Practical Probability Magic
2. Fiction books - I write fiction books, currently in the superhero fiction and zombie apocalypse fiction genres, but there will be other genres as well. Here are links to a few of the Fiction books I've written:
The Zombie Apocalypse Call Center
Learning How to Fly
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August 1, 2019
I listened to this book on audible. This is an excellent text covering an unusual area of magic in a realistic and thorough way. Before I read this book, I had no idea how much literature was already out there on the topic. Taylor brought together material from great magic writers of the 20th and 21st centuries to give a survey of what was already out there and to comment and annotate the material. Then of course, Taylor shares his own accounts of his practice. Some very interesting topics included are music for space time magic, using the tarot for space time magic or rather not using the tarot. How to keep your options open and how to choose likely timelines and make timelines more likely. I really liked how much he focused on changing probabilities. This is a very nuanced understanding of magic theory and it really works with almost any magical system be it high magic or folk magic. And as always with Taylor's books it is full of experiments for you to try yourself. After all if you don't do magic you aren't a magician, you are just a spectator.
October 2, 2019
Like most of Taylor's books, this one invites you to rethink life through a magickal lens. This one is worth a few diligent reads as many of the most fascinating ideas are hidden in a paragraph or two.
This book is about how space and time can be used to manifest the life you want to live more effectively. Even if read with an eye to the mundane, this book is rather helpful.
I took a couple of things from this book that are really shifting how I think of life: the past cannot be changed, but you can use the ways you think about it to shift who you are and how you act in the present (and he offers techniques to do this with his particular blend of magick and NLP, meditation, visualization, and hypnosis); time management is about discipline more than technique; to manage time is to manage your life and possibilities; how we think about and interact with the past and future creates who we are in many ways; and more.
Highly recommend to the open magician, psychonaut, meditator, or hypnotist.
This book is about how space and time can be used to manifest the life you want to live more effectively. Even if read with an eye to the mundane, this book is rather helpful.
I took a couple of things from this book that are really shifting how I think of life: the past cannot be changed, but you can use the ways you think about it to shift who you are and how you act in the present (and he offers techniques to do this with his particular blend of magick and NLP, meditation, visualization, and hypnosis); time management is about discipline more than technique; to manage time is to manage your life and possibilities; how we think about and interact with the past and future creates who we are in many ways; and more.
Highly recommend to the open magician, psychonaut, meditator, or hypnotist.
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March 9, 2021An excerpt from Space/Time Magic: A Guide to Practical Probability Magic
I first developed an interest in space/time magic through one of the unlikeliest of mediums: Miss Cleo. A friend and I had decided to make Miss Cleo into a goddess-form of divination. We figured that the amount of energy directed toward her by the media made her into a funnel of power. We wanted to access that power and improve our own divinatory abilities. We weren’t concerned with whether or not she was a fake. Evidently some people believed in her, or at least gave her energy, and that energy could be used to improve our skills. When I did my meditation to Miss Cleo, she showed me more than just how to improve my divinatory skills. She revealed to me a multiverse pregnant with probabilities, and showed me that, with awareness of those probabilities, I could manifest reality to my will, or at least do so more successfully than I had before. She showed me that divination was just the tip of the iceberg of what space/time magic could do for me.
Space/time has always fascinated me, particularly with how science has attempted to explain how it works, and how magic has, in turn, attempted to manipulate it with the express purpose of helping a person to manifest a particular reality. What we are really dealing with is not just space or time, but also reality and our understanding of it. What that means is that reality is more malleable than most perceive it to be. It also means that working space/time magic isn’t necessarily about time travel, but is more about being aware of the probabilities in your life, and how best to make them become reality. We may not be able physically to travel through time, but magic does grant us a means to shift our perspective, to get past the limited linear model of time that most people believe exists. We are not limited to a single line of time, an inevitable march of reality. Instead, we have multiple probabilities, multiple realities, and part of space/time magic is learning to navigate those probabilities.
Most chaos magicians are familiar with Peter Carroll’s blending of science, math, and magic, particularly when it comes to space/time magic . For this book, while I will draw on the sciences and even mathematical approaches to space/time magic, my goal is to present a variety of perspectives on space/time magic that I don’t believe are normally considered by the majority of magicians who practice it, such as how culture, language, and art interact with our understanding of time. Or if the angle is considered, it’s treated with disdain, in a manner that suggests that the perspective should be dropped, as opposed to explored.
I first developed an interest in space/time magic through one of the unlikeliest of mediums: Miss Cleo. A friend and I had decided to make Miss Cleo into a goddess-form of divination. We figured that the amount of energy directed toward her by the media made her into a funnel of power. We wanted to access that power and improve our own divinatory abilities. We weren’t concerned with whether or not she was a fake. Evidently some people believed in her, or at least gave her energy, and that energy could be used to improve our skills. When I did my meditation to Miss Cleo, she showed me more than just how to improve my divinatory skills. She revealed to me a multiverse pregnant with probabilities, and showed me that, with awareness of those probabilities, I could manifest reality to my will, or at least do so more successfully than I had before. She showed me that divination was just the tip of the iceberg of what space/time magic could do for me.
Space/time has always fascinated me, particularly with how science has attempted to explain how it works, and how magic has, in turn, attempted to manipulate it with the express purpose of helping a person to manifest a particular reality. What we are really dealing with is not just space or time, but also reality and our understanding of it. What that means is that reality is more malleable than most perceive it to be. It also means that working space/time magic isn’t necessarily about time travel, but is more about being aware of the probabilities in your life, and how best to make them become reality. We may not be able physically to travel through time, but magic does grant us a means to shift our perspective, to get past the limited linear model of time that most people believe exists. We are not limited to a single line of time, an inevitable march of reality. Instead, we have multiple probabilities, multiple realities, and part of space/time magic is learning to navigate those probabilities.
Most chaos magicians are familiar with Peter Carroll’s blending of science, math, and magic, particularly when it comes to space/time magic . For this book, while I will draw on the sciences and even mathematical approaches to space/time magic, my goal is to present a variety of perspectives on space/time magic that I don’t believe are normally considered by the majority of magicians who practice it, such as how culture, language, and art interact with our understanding of time. Or if the angle is considered, it’s treated with disdain, in a manner that suggests that the perspective should be dropped, as opposed to explored.
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