Magic with a "K"? Whaa?

[ravenscape]

My magickal recipes are in my olde Booke of Shadows.

Wouldst ye happen to have a recipe for magick brownies in ye olde Booke of Shadowes?

 

[pensive]

With or without a "k", however you like to spell it is o-K by me

When it comes to "magic" vs. "magick", I tend to see it the same way. But I have to admit, every time I see "majik" and "majyck," my pretense-meter tends to go off. That's when I usually start asking when it'll be "majique" next.

 

[Wiccan_Child]

i think they use majique in france...

 

[Antoninus Verus]

i think they use majique in france...

Thats also a form of theatre I believe

 

[Fuzzy]

i think they use majique in france...

No, they have the metric system in France, so they call it
a Royale with cheese.

 

[Fear]

Somebody run over to the shoppe and pick up some colourful magick ingreedients.

 

[Eve_Sundancer]

When it comes to "magic" vs. "magick", I tend to see it the same way. But I have to admit, every time I see "majik" and "majyck," my pretense-meter tends to go off. That's when I usually start asking when it'll be "majique" next.

Some of those spellings just drive me up the wall some days. I can understand using the word magick but the rest are just kind of pushing it.

No, they have the metric system in France, so they call it
a Royale with cheese.

So, what do they call a Big Mac?

 

[ravenscape]

So, what do they call a Big Mac?

Gros Duc?

Vaste Duc?

(Assuming Macgregor = War leader...)

 

[Fuzzy]

So, what do they call a Big Mac?

Le Gerald Gardner Mac. As it wast ordayned
to thee Bourger King and Dairy Queene of
olde.

 

[snowydc2003]

I use magick to differentiate it from stage magick

 

[snowydc2003]

I use magick to differentiate it from stage magick

sorry i meant to say stage magic(i'm so tired!!)

 

[Eve_Sundancer]

*hands you a cup of chamomile tea* Here you go! You sound like you need a nice nap.

 

[Cerridwen]

Hey-

about.com has a little bit of relatively good info on Crowley. Good luck with your research & thanks for the kind words.

Love & Blessings, Cerridwen*

 

[Infernal Freak]

Thanks

 

[tdcharles]

Do Wiccans see Aleister Crowley as a role model?

 

[Rae]

Do Wiccans see Aleister Crowley as a role model?

No. No one, pagan or otherwise, that I know of sees poor Aleister as a role model.

 

[Cerridwen]

Fascinating fellow, that Crowley. The dude had issues, but he's fascinating nontheless.

Definitely not my role model, lol.
Love & Blessings, Cerridwen*

 

[Wiccan_Child]

Yeah, definietly a strange man. He claimed to be "unlocking the secrets of the Unknown for all of mankinds benefit", and then translated entire passages of his work into Classical Greek!

 

[morningstar2651]

Crowley was a fascinating man, however, I doubt he deserves the title "Wickedest man in the world" that the media gave him.

 

[BlasphemousTruth]

Kteis