Learning Magic to Transform Ordinary Moments

For a pretty long time, magic has been frowned upon by many people, especially since many families converted to religions that demonize tricks performed by magicians. For many of them, you dare not mention any positive feelings you have towards magic. If you do, the older ones will not mind taking an entire day to counsel you on the dangers of magic and blame your fantasies on the supernatural movies you enjoy every night.

I deeply understand that position because I share some of the sentiments as well, especially when it comes to dangerous types of magic. But for a short while, I would love to have the opportunity to experience what it feels like to understand magic tricks and work with magic itself.

I have always thought of it as a unique and powerful skill that requires a high level of concentration and a clear mind to carry out. Even on platforms like the America's GOT Talent show, some contestants claim to be magicians and, true to their word, they often perform brilliant and mind blowing tricks. I love the idea of learning that kind of magic because none of it crosses into evil or involves causing intentional harm to someone else. Although some tricks can look dangerous, they are mostly done to keep the fun going in the room, and they are always fascinating to watch.

So if there were a school where magic is taught, I would gladly pay my tuition to attend, even if it were only for one week.

It may sound unreasonable that I would pick an interest in such a school, but I do think there are benefits to attending. One of them would be helping me overcome my stage fright when it comes to public speaking. I imagine learning a magic trick that calms my nerves and makes everyone in the room disappear in my eyes while I speak as if there is no single person in front of me. I am sure that kind of magic would always make me feel more confident and leave my audience wondering what kind of genius I am.

Another magic trick I would love to learn is how to make things appear when I say a word. Imagine if I could use my magic wand to make a tree appear in the middle of a community where unnecessary deforestation has taken place. Or make some cute wallflowers appear outside my window in the cold morning. That would be so nice and thoughtful. The next morning, people would always wonder how those things got there. But it is magic, and nobody has to know. They would simply wonder and enjoy the view quietly.

Additionally, I could perform magic tricks in front of kids. Children are curious and easily fascinated, so doing something simple like making a toy disappear from the center table, or waving my magic wand to make a series of comic books appear in te shelf would make them incredibly excited.

I know that many people would want to learn magic to do something evil, but my purpose would simply be to do extraordinary things that do not harm anyone but instead makes people laugh or provide something meaningful for the moment. And if going to such a school turns out to be far fetched, I would be satisfied with just learning a few simple everyday tricks to keep life interesting.

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