What is the principle of magic?

A quasi-religious phenomenon in the early primitive society. That is, people try to realize their wishes in external things. Its characteristic is that imagination can influence or restrict external objective objects with certain actions and rituals of the subject itself, and achieve its expected purpose. Its practice is irrational and non-religious. It is close to the external manifestation of witchcraft, but it is different from witchcraft and religion because it believes in the will and strength of practitioners. Therefore, magic is based on practical functions and does not depend on the help of external gods or supernatural forces. The main performance of its activities is to imitate the behavior characteristics of external things or their objects in order to achieve the purpose of control.

Five elements: the basis of Taoist magic. A Taoist who has just started to teach magic must choose at least one of the five elements to learn. (In principle, there is no limit to how many kinds of research, but researchers don't have enough time. But people who study every subject also have special advantages: there will be no "mana imbalance" (or internal imbalance, which will bring great pain to themselves, so that they can no longer use mana or even annihilate their bodies instantly) or "assimilation" by some magic (such as appearance or personality tending to some natural force)

Spelling type

1, killing kills the body or soul of the target.

2. Harness art to make creatures or objects.

3. Change the original properties of the object.

4, divination, knowing the magic of things that could not have been known.

5, witchcraft (demon reduction) damages the target through demon power. Fewer demons: restraint against witchcraft.

6. Astrology is a kind of magic that uses divine power to control astronomical phenomena.

7. A spell to resist harm.

8. A spell that disappears immediately.

9. A spell that affects a creature's body.

Magic is real, different from superstition.

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