The Journal of Applied Magic is an interdisciplinary publication that synthesizes research from physics, biology, psychology, history, and religious studies to re-derive principles of the Occult on a firmer scientific footing in order to reduce these to useful and practical heuristics by which an individual can directly manipulate reality with their thoughts.

The central hypothesis is that the principles of ‘magic’ are simply behavioral traditions that act as wrappers over esoteric physics interacting with biological structures, and that ‘magic’ phenomena are ever-present in our lives without us knowing or being fully aware of it. Understanding the physical nature of consciousness and the implications of conscious experience reveals a number of friendly and charming ‘reality hacks’ available to the novice practitioner in an individual soul’s journey to ascension into godhood.

The Journal takes no responsibility for demonic incursions due to the careless use of magic.