“Magic that works on God”

To understand this “magic that works on God,” one must first grasp the idea of magic itself. Let us type into an internet search engine the phrase “How does magic work?” In Polish, this yields hundreds of thousands of results. Link. The ideas presented there are similar—just as the conclusions reached by many diligent women and men who spent their lives studying the principles of magic, its side effects, and what is most desired: the result of a performed act of magic.

It is considered magical, for example, to use a broom to fly, as witches are said to do. It is magical to obtain a husband through spells. Magical battles are described in many stories, even in biblical narratives.

There are many types of known magic and many ways to classify it, including by “colors”:

• Love magic – pink
• Black magic
• Healing magic, etc.

Magic is activated in various ways: through rituals, invocations, recitations, drawing symbols, words, letters, numbers, and signs.
It is also activated by calling upon various helpers.
It can be activated by thought and by one’s own words—if one knows which words to use.

I have been working with prayers directed to God since 1993. I came to recognize that not everything that works on humans and human souls works the same way on God. In regression therapy, to uncover knowledge about the causes of entanglements, one may use a suggestion directed to the soul that says: “show off” or “reveal yourself.”

“Show yourself—what came of it?”
“Show yourself—what were the results of your ideas?” etc.

However, this call—“show yourself”—does not work on God at all. It is not possible to extract anything from God in this way.

There is, however, something that works effectively. It is a charm—a “magic” of just a few words:

• Thank you, God…
• I’m sorry, God…
• Please, God…

Opublikowano: 23/04/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: God

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