Real Magic

Philosophically, there is absolutely no reason for magic not to exist. What we call reality is based on dogma and assumptions.
Yet still, for some unknown reason, noone is able to shoot fireballs, teleport or conjure demons. Even those who believe and clam that they can metaphysically change the state of things aren't able to do things that are visible to the naked eye.

Those who claim that magic is impossible can't answer why it's impossible.
Those who believe in magic can't explain why noone is able to do anything more than seeing blurry visions and having unordinary feelings.

tl;dr Nobody knows why things are the way they are. Nobody knows if things actually are the way they are either.

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real magic is your words dude
you can see it's root in our language
spell words/ spell magic

>>18272968
> we are made to believe our lives are: wake up, go to work, go home, relax time, bed, rinse repeat.
sounds suspiciously like a ritual to me. moreover, most of us are not keen on questioning why we do this, and when we do, it's usually met with some kind of derision or scorn, unless your a creative type who is engaged in another kind of ritual altogether... I think magic is far more mundane and pervasive in our lives than you think.

I read somewhere that you can control the minds of horses by hanging a frog upside down until it is bones, walking around with the bones until they're dry, then casting the bones into a river.
Want to give it a shot, OP?

If you have a demon inside you, then you can perform 'magic'