Definition of "magick" []

• An action or effort undertaken because of a personal need to effect change, especially as associated with Wicca or Wiccan beliefs. (noun)

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• "The Druids practiced what they called magick (the Welsh spelling of the word), but is now believed to be their method of communicating with their gods, somewhat like Christian prayer."
• "I fear my magick is growing a little darker every year, only ..."
• "Satan requires nothing other than devotion and understanding, his magick is more than powerful its enlightening and requires no membership fees however requires one to practice amongst the others of like minds."