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Magical Language Notes 1

Magical Language Notes 1

By Magical Path on September 1, 2010

I have had a few thoughts regarding aspects of a magical language. The first relates to tenses. Past, present, and future tenses are common to most languages, however, another useful tense for a magical language would be a creating/manifesting (intentional) tense. This idea stemmed from thoughts of having a prefix or suffix to denote an [...]

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Egyptian magic and words

Egyptian magic and words

By Magical Path on June 15, 2010

The following extract from the Egyptian Book of the Dead (Spells of Going Forth by Day) offer some interesting insight into the recognition of the importance of language, and verbalisation of words as a magical act. I have provided two translations, which show some significant differences in translation from the original, however the basic idea [...]

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Of the vertue of proper names by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa

Of the vertue of proper names by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa

By Magical Path on June 15, 2010

Three Books of Occult Philosophy (Llewellyn’s Sourcebook) Henry Cornelius Agrippa. Llewellyn Publications 1992, Paperback, 1024 pages, $26.00 [Chapter LXX, Of Occult Philosophy, Book I. (part 4)] That proper names of things are very necessary in Magicall operations, almost all men testifie: For the naturall power of things proceeds first from the objects to the senses, [...]

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Of Speech, and the vertue of Words by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa

Of Speech, and the vertue of Words by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa

By Magical Path on June 15, 2010

Three Books of Occult Philosophy (Llewellyn’s Sourcebook) Henry Cornelius Agrippa. Llewellyn Publications 1992, Paperback, 1024 pages, $26.00 [Chapter LXIX, Of Occult Philosophy, Book I. (part 4)] It being shewed that there is a great power in the affections of the soul, you must know moreover, that there is no less Vertue in words, and the [...]

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Metaphor in Magical Language

Metaphor in Magical Language

By Magical Path on June 14, 2010

In his essay on “Metaphor” (in artificial languages), Rick Morneau argues that metaphors are best avoided when constructing a language (or when writing in a conlang). His arguments are sound, given that languages such as English, make heavy use of metaphor. Morneau gives examples of metaphors, such as “prices rise, soar, plummet, nosedive,” and “the [...]

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Towards a Magical Language

Towards a Magical Language

By Magical Path on June 14, 2010

Is a new magical language needed? Aren’t existing languages, such as Hebrew and Enochian, associated with magic and mysticism enough? What features would make a language inherently magical or useful to magic? Should such a language be personal (for use only by an individual – who creates and develops it), or would a open language [...]

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