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The Secret Power of Symbols
The Nature of Symbols and How They Operate on a Magical Level
By Bean Sprout Posted in Magic Symbols, Occult Philosophy & Magic Theory on September 16, 2023 0 Comments
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Symbols are all around us. They are in the art we see, the music we hear, and the stories we tell. Symbols can be simple, like a heart or a dove, or they can be complex, like a religious icon or a national flag. But what makes symbols so powerful? Why do they have such a profound impact on our psyche?

One reason why symbols are so magical is that they trigger archetypes in the psyche. Archetypes are universal patterns of thought and behavior that are embedded in our collective unconscious. When we see a symbol that resonates with an archetype, it activates that archetype in our psyche and produces a powerful emotional response.

For example, the symbol of the cross is a powerful archetype for many people. It represents sacrifice, redemption, and hope. When we see a cross, it can trigger these archetypes in our psyche and evoke a range of emotions, from sadness to joy.

Another reason why symbols are magical is that they can provoke the unconscious mind. The unconscious mind is a vast and mysterious realm that contains our hidden thoughts, feelings, and desires. Symbols can tap into the unconscious mind and bring to light our hidden selves.

For example, if you are feeling angry, but you are not aware of it, seeing the symbol of a red bull may provoke your unconscious anger and make you feel more aggressive. Symbols can also be used to heal the unconscious mind. For example, if you are traumatized by a past experience, seeing a symbol of safety and protection may help to heal your trauma.

Finally, symbols may also evoke subtle energies and causal forces. Some people believe that symbols can be used to channel energy and influence the world around us. For example, some people believe that wearing a lucky charm can bring good fortune, or that praying in front of a religious icon can heal the sick.

Whether or not you believe in the subtle power of symbols, there is no doubt that they are powerful psychological tools. Symbols can be used to trigger archetypes, provoke the unconscious mind, and evoke subtle energies and causal forces.

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Symbols are all around us. They are in the art we see, the music we hear, and the stories we tell. Symbols can be simple, like a heart or a dove, or they can be complex, like a religious icon or a national flag. But what makes symbols so powerful? Why do they have such a profound impact on our psyche?

One reason why symbols are so magical is that they trigger archetypes in the psyche. Archetypes are universal patterns of thought and behavior that are embedded in our collective unconscious. When we see a symbol that resonates with an archetype, it activates that archetype in our psyche and produces a powerful emotional response.

For example, the symbol of the cross is a powerful archetype for many people. It represents sacrifice, redemption, and hope. When we see a cross, it can trigger these archetypes in our psyche and evoke a range of emotions, from sadness to joy.

Another reason why symbols are magical is that they can provoke the unconscious mind. The unconscious mind is a vast and mysterious realm that contains our hidden thoughts, feelings, and desires. Symbols can tap into the unconscious mind and bring to light our hidden selves.

For example, if you are feeling angry, but you are not aware of it, seeing the symbol of a red bull may provoke your unconscious anger and make you feel more aggressive. Symbols can also be used to heal the unconscious mind. For example, if you are traumatized by a past experience, seeing a symbol of safety and protection may help to heal your trauma.

Finally, symbols may also evoke subtle energies and causal forces. Some people believe that symbols can be used to channel energy and influence the world around us. For example, some people believe that wearing a lucky charm can bring good fortune, or that praying in front of a religious icon can heal the sick.

Whether or not you believe in the subtle power of symbols, there is no doubt that they are powerful psychological tools. Symbols can be used to trigger archetypes, provoke the unconscious mind, and evoke subtle energies and causal forces.

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Title: Symbol Magic: How to Use Magic Symbols to Unlock Your Potential

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Practical suggestions for the reader’s use of symbols as magical devices:

  • Choose a symbol that resonates with you. It could be a religious symbol, a natural symbol, or a personal symbol.
  • Meditate on the symbol. Visualize the symbol in your mind and focus on the feelings and associations it evokes.
  • Carry the symbol with you. Wear it as a piece of jewelry, or carry it in your pocket or purse.
  • Use the symbol in your magic! For example, you could draw the symbol on a candle or altar cloth. You can even visualize the symbol for one minute prior to  any manifestation visualization.

Symbols can speak to you if you still the mind and listen for them. When you find symbols that resonate with you, it’s honestly not even that important to find out why this is true.

Make the effort to seek out and encounter the symbols you feel drawn to.

Doodle or draw them continually.

Cast your intent through these symbols.

Symbols are catalysts of the unconscious, as mentioned above. For this reason, they rely on gnosis, or intuitive understanding to be unlocked and used effectively.

This article is just a primer. Stay tuned for more from Ash or Vayan.

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