What is Magick
WHY IS MAGIC SPELLED WITH A “K”
Aleister Crowley (1875-1947) founded the religion of Thelema. He was largely associated with modern occultism and influenced other religious founders such as Wicca’s Gerald Gardner and Scientology’s L. Ron Hubbard.

Crowley started using the word “magick” and gave several reasons why. The most often mentioned reason is to differentiate what he was doing from stage magic. However, such usage is unnecessary. Academics discuss magic in ancient cultures all the time, and no one thinks they are talking about the Celts pulling rabbits out of hats.
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But Crowley gave several other reasons why he used the term “magick,” and these reasons are often ignored. The central reason was that he considered magick to be anything that moves a person close to fulfilling their ultimate destiny, which he called one’s True Will.

By this definition, magick doesn’t have to be metaphysical. Any action, mundane or magical that helps fulfill one’s True Will is magick. Casting a spell to get someone’s attention is most certainly not magick.
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“will to make something happen” is the steps you taken accomplish your objective. However, “will” refers to the mental force or intention used when performing magic. It’s the force that concentrates your thoughts guiding them toward your goal.Simply said, “will” is the energy that propels your magic
-Bran Alder