Enchantment
Enchantment does not mean turning our back on reality, but rather immersing ourselves in reality, with all our senses. It means being fully present in our lives. We don’t have to struggle to be amazed, we simply have to open our eyes. We are all practicing magic all the time, whether we know it or not. The spells we cast are little affirmations we constantly chant in our heads. So try to avoid invocating bad spells. Enchantment comes from consciously inviting the light of love to shine through in every facet of life. And expecting to see magic happen. So, today, expect miracles, be amazed, weave good spells – in a word, let yourself be enchanted.
— Wayne Visser
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