“Man is superior to the stars if he lives in the power of superior wisdom. Such a person, being master over heaven and earth, by means of his will, is a magnus, and magic is not sorcery but supreme wisdom.” Paracelsus,

“Magick is the art and science of causing change in accordance with the will by non-physical means.” Aleister Crowley

“Everything is impossible.., until you learn how to do it.”
Zachary James Miller, Ph. D

It has been said that every known culture in the history of the world has described the existence of a life force energy within and around the human body that can be directed or manipulated by the mind. It has been called chi (Chinese), ki (Japanese), prana (Indian), mana (Hawaiian), pneuma (stoics), spritus (Roman), rlung (Tibetan), More recently we’ve heard the terms: subtle energy, the field, bioenergy, zero point field and the force.

The movie The Blue Butterfly is a classic quest tale, like to the King Arthur’s knights and the Holy Grail. It is a beautiful, powerful story with a lot of depth. It touches many subjects which are vital to manifesting our dreams, especially demonstrating how the courage and perseverance to live our dreams pays off.

The film opens with Pete, who, in the terminal stages of brain cancer and confined to a wheelchair, is being taken by his mother to hear a lecture. Pete’s father was killed in a car crash some years before, and so Pete lives alone with his mother. His dream is to catch the most beautiful butterfly on earth, the mythic and elusive Blue Morpho. The lecture is being given by Alan (Pete’s idol in entomology) at the city museum. A few weeks prior, he had been bombarding Alan with phone messages, begging him to take him on an expedition to Central America before the Morpho season ends – and while he is still just well enough to travel.