The Magic of Writing: How to Use Writing and Practical Magic to get Consistent Results (How Magic Works)

The Magic of Writing: How to Use Writing and Practical Magic to get Consistent Results (How Magic Works)

Learn how to apply practical magic and writing techniques together to achieve consistent results that transform your life. In the Magic of Writing, I show you how writing can become a potent magical tool that you can use to achieve consistent results. Best of all you don't need to be a an author or writer to use writing magic. All you need to do is pick up the pen, paper, or keyboard, and start creating writing that allows you to embody your magic and generate real results that change your life. In this book you'll learn the following: How to create definitions that you can use to program your magical workings - How to change time and space using writing - How the design of writing can help you influence the way people read your writing. - How to create enchantments with metaphors. - How to use the power of story to rewrite your life and experiences - How to get results with your writing magic that transforms your life. The Magic of writing will introduce a whole new set of techniques and tools to your magical practice that will enable you to get amazing results that change your life. Taylor once again delivers quality craftsmanship regarding wordsmithing. In this, the companion to "The Magic of Art," he discusses how to use words and writing for effective success. It's hard for me to state this clearly though because he does not just focus on writing and the power of words. He also discusses the effective use of silence, context, metaphors, and grammar. Throughout the book, he demonstrates different techniques and concepts anyone can use. - Bill Duvendack, author of Vocal Magic 5 stars I didn't really know what to expect from this book. Writing down spells? Using writing as part of a spell? The ways in which writing is already kind of a spell? The answer is yes, all that and more. Ellwood begins with a short primer on the foundations of writing and expands from there. We're treated to elements of grammar and style, semiotics and structure. If you did well in English courses, you'll have a leg up here. Yet it's still worth reading through those early chapters because Ellwood uses that base to launch into a discussion of techniques and ways to use writing to create or enhance your magic. There are suggestions here that I had never considered but now want to fold into my core practice. - Daniel Hirshleifer 5 Stars The magic of writing helps a person write their life into focus. It is about being the author of your own life. This book is well written. A person doesn't need a professional write to use it's techniques. It is a masterly work that gives a wide selection of techniques. This book is written by someone who loves both writing and magic. The result is an important piece on using various creation process tools. - Valkyr Johnson 5 stars Hi, I'm Taylor Ellwood! I write fiction and non-fiction books. My fiction books are currently focused on the superhero and zombie apocalypse genres, but as you may have guessed I like to write multiple genres and plan to expand to some new genres soon. I love to write fiction with some dry humor, because most fiction stories are entirely too serious and there is something comical about fighting off a zombie invasion while being a customer support rep. I also write esoteric books about magic, meditation, and other spiritual practices, in order to teach my readers how to get results with practical magic.  When I'm not writing or experimenting with magic, you can either find me curled up with a good book or playing board and video games with my family.