XPost: alt.religion.wicca, alt.arts.poetry.comments, alt.magick
From: shez@oldcity.f2s.com
In article , j r sherman
writes
>In article <0l172151p6nddqdvncvtfe28ulmqccn807@4ax.com>, Karla says...
>>
>>On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 15:09:18 +0000, Shez wrote:
>>
>>>In article <42232E94.3060700@skypoint.com>, Dale Houstman
>>> writes
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Shez wrote:
>>>>> In article <42229c5a$1_1@127.0.0.1>, Pertial >>>> real.net> writes
>>>>>
>>>>>>"Shez" wrote in message news:iu3UWy
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>>>>>>>In article , Jane Asher's
>>>>>>>Vagina writes
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 14:51:19 +0000, Shez wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>For many people magick is a mystery
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Not for me. I believe it to be pure bullshit.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Your choice no one asked you to hang around on the magick group. After
>>>>>>>all I don't hang out on a poetry group.
>>>>>>>Have you considered taking your ideas elsewhere, where you might be
>>>>>>>welcome. Which you are not here.
>>>>>>>Your the bald one aren't you...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>One thing fer sure...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You're the one that is clueless about the contraction "You're".
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>P
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> .
>>>>> I have dyslexia... what's your problem... Or did you imagine that
>>>>> spelling things correctly made you intelligent...
>>>>
>>>>True: but spelling things incorrectly doesn't make you intelligent either.
>>>>
>>>>And you are a very selective dyslexic.
>>>
>>>I have a spellchecker for dyslexics that picks up most of the things I
>>>spell badly, but not all..
>>>Like most dyslexics I have a fascination with the written word, and a
>>>vocabulary that is huge. Dyslexics are generally brighter than the
>>>average and learn other skills to get them through the problems of
>>>reading and writing.
>>>Unless you are dyslexic you have no idea what the problems are, no more
>>>than you could imagine being deaf, or disabled in some other way.
>>>Dyslexia is something a lot of people suffer from in a mild form, mine
>>>is medium, their are those who can never make sense of the written word.
>>>Its not a problem that you can put right by study or practice. Its a
>>>change in the brains structure... You learn to cope and to manage but
>>>its not something you can change.
>>>Dyslexics rule KO
>>>
>>>>
>>>>> When you reduced to abusing people on their spelling your proving you
>>>>> don't have the imagination to come up with a decent insult, its the
>>>>> petty and desperate who need to point out spelling mistakes.
>>>>
>>>>And when you are reduced to thinking that the world isn't quite complete
>>>>without the addition of some spurious "magick" you're proving that you
>>>>don't have the imagination to see the world as being marvelous without
>>>>the addition of delusions.
>>>
>>>I do see the world as marvellous, perhaps more than most, Magick is not
>>>Walt Disney fireworks, its the use of natural skills, magick is like any
>>>other talent its an art and a craft and can be learned.
>>>Changing reality is something we all do in small ways, those who study
>>>and use magick simply improve on an inborn talent.
>>>It doesn't take ritual, words, it takes focus and concentration. I have
>>>no time for delusions. I was taught how to use my mind and how to change
>>>reality in a way I wanted it changed.. Like throwing a pebble in a lake,
>>>the splash of the pebble is tiny, but the ripples carry on to the edge
>>>of the lake.
>>>Anyone can use magick, if they know how to use magick,
>>>every time things go your way, and coincidences happen to favour you..
>>>That is magick.. If things go wrong and you seem to be in a downward
>>>spiral then that can be changed by magick.. Its a tiny amount of
>>>pressure in the right place..
>>>You really should not jump to conclusions about something you don't
>>>understand, it shows a lack of imagination. Something that I would think
>>>is necessary in a poet.
>>
>>I am curious. Why do you and others spell magic as magick?
>>
>>Karla
>
>a good question. does that mean like Magical is now Magickal? or that Magician
>is now Magickian?
>
>does this also mean that tragic is now tragick? ya know.. tragickal, etc.?
>
>and like does Milosevic now become Milosevick?
>
>i knew a guy in college who's last name was Selovic. would he now be Selovick?
>
>and if this is the case, have the people of such nations like Russian and your
>other Slavic speaking places been notified of this change?
>
>it's a serious question.
>
>love and kisses,
>
>j r sherman
>
>
Seriously answered in a previous post.
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