92: Magic.—S. D., I, 284.
1. Magic is a divine science which leads to a participation in the attributes of divinity itself.—Isis Unveiled, I, 25-27.
2. All magical operations consist in freeing oneself from the coils of the Ancient Serpent.—Isis Unveiled, I, 138.
3. The object of the art of magic is the perfection of man.—Isis Unveiled, I, 309.
4. Magic explores the essence and power of everything.—Isis Unveiled, I, 282; S. D., II, 538.
5. Magic and magnetism are synonymous terms.—Isis Unveiled, I, 279.
6. Magic is the sum-total of natural knowledge.—Isis Unveiled, II, 99, 189.
7. Magic does not imply a transgression of the laws of nature.—Isis Unveiled, I, Preface.
The Basis of Magic.
1. Magic is based on the inner powers in man's soul.—Isis Unveiled, I, 459.
2. The trinity of nature is the lock of magic, the trinity of man the key that fits it.—Isis Unveiled, II, 635.
3. Magic is occult psychology.—Isis Unveiled, I, 612-616.
4. The astral light is the chief agent of magic.—Isis Unveiled, I, 128, 616; S. D., I, 275; II, 537.