Magick is the science and art of causing change using subtle forces of nature. It is the most advanced and ancient form of Right Brain Technology known to man. (Left Brain Technology deals with dense matter that relates to binary sequence , whereas Right Brain Tech relates to Fibonacci sequence and deals with subtle matter).
Why not use magick spells as means for copyright protection? Below is an example of one I created for my website.
Below are specially designed temporary tattoos for performing magick. Click on the pic to enlarge.
The console is loosely based on principles used in modern NLP (which borrowed most of its ideas from ancient hermetic teachings btw!):
1. Choose a desired state of consciousness. 2. Anchor it to the button 3. Recall that state of consciousness by pressing the button.
I have chosen 6 main desired states and programmed them into glyphs (buttons):
1. Mental power and concentration 2. Physical power and endurance
3. Invisibility state (achieved by reducing your light body/aura into a dot) 4. Astral travel and remote viewing
5. Protection shield (looping up energy) 6. Gnosis (alpha brain waves) for magickal visualisations
The button in the middle of the metatron grid (6 pointed star shape) acts as the console's on/off switch.
The four glyphs near the wrist are thought forms designed to aid the process.
The choice of buttons can vary. Some people might want to create different buttons (states) depending on their current personal needs, i.e. buttons against insomnia, buttons to evoke a state of tipsiness (great money saver!), buttons for courage, and etc.
Nota bene: There's a special magickal technique how to program desired states of being into glyphs just in 21 days which I will write more about in the future.
"Of what use, then, is the divination performed by one who has not spiritual discernment? And can one expect to find spiritual discernment in the hack occultist who gives so much for half-a-crown, and so much more for ten shillings? Spiritual things are not done in this way." Dion Fortune
Following the idea about combining magick (right brain technology) and marketing (left brain technology) here's
what we think would be the most appropriate way to charge for such service:
In our magickal works we don’t offer a tariff based pricing as we believe it will be detrimental to the outcome. In order for magick to work a genuine “sacrifice” has to be made.The value of “sacrifice” is personal for each individual and has therefore to be determined by each individual client.
Let me explain what I mean by “sacrifice”. And here we aren’t talking necessarily about pagan blood letting or sacrificing virgins!
What we mean is: in order to achieve our desired (magickal) outcome the client has to cement his belief by offering something that is very dear to him in exchange, in a similar way to the ancient civilizations did when they were asking their gods for miracles. Very important, the sacrifice has to be very genuine otherwise it won’t work. Imagine the Egyptians trying to fob off their gods by sacrificing their sickly calf instead of their prized bull! They wouldn’t have done this because they knew it just wouldn’t have worked.
So in modern terms, a client has to personally determine his value of the outcome by asking this question:
How important is the success of the outcome for me?
When he can honestly answer this question it is for him to determine the monetary value of the service. So it can’t be emphasized enough that the importance of honest evaluation is paramount to obtaining positive results.
Using conventional pricing methods in magick doesn’t often yield the desired results. For two simple reasons:
1.Many people are excluded from benefiting from these types of treatments simply because the fixed prices are out of their reach.
2. Those who can simply afford it are unlikely to feel that they are making any kind of personal sacrifice because it is well within their price range and therefore undervalued (from their perspective).
Of course there will be a group in the middle whose personal evaluation would match the given price of the service but this definitely won’t be the majority.
This “personal sacrifice” price system (or magickal price) not only solves the so common problem of mistrust (profit above all!) but also promotes principles of personal responsibility and higher consciousness, both for practitioners and their clients.
Technically it would work in 2 simple steps:
1. A client reads and signs a copy of the contract that explains how to make a conscious personal “magickal” price.
2. When the “sacrifice” is submitted, the work begins.
Magickal price system is also suited for products and services that deal with spiritual healing, alternative therapies… or any other areas that require the client’s active psychic participation and a use of right brain technologies.
A few weeks ago I had a serious heel injury (jumping on a rock barefoot). A week had passed and my foot didn't seem to get better (I also didn't have or use any conventional medicine!). Not being able to walk i decided to try experimenting with magickal self-healing using my recently created servitor/thought form together with a special sigil with my intent to get my foot heeled within a week. I drew the magickal glyphs on my bandage... and waited. Next day I was able to move (still limping though)... and 3 days later - I had no pain at all!
"People have arrived at a certain degree of development, they are more sensitive and have more spiritual force, and so their problems are more acute.."
The way I see it the future of advertising will be determined by the future products, which in turn will be determined by the the people's needs and moods... and we can clearly see a growing interest for products of more experiential nature. There will be a lesser demand for physical things (i.e. no more new pencil holders, pls!), but a higher demand for new experiences that would last much longer then a few seconds of a print ad or 45 sec. of a TV commercial. In fact future TV commercials will look more like movie trailers with product placement... offering consumers chances of participation in freshly created stories, scripted or unscripted, role playing or reality games, funny or unnerving contests, educational as well as entertaining programs, etc..
Last year I posted an idea for a car brand (or a car rental company) ... a road adventure reality show "Lost in a city"... where participants are transported (blindfolded!) and dropped in an unknown to them place (new country or city) with only a credit card, a map of the place and car keys ( brand of their choice). After a couple of days of exploring the place they would arrive to a special pickup place to be transported back to their original homes. Their road adventures would be recorded and published online. No selling propositions, no logos.... think of it as bmwfilms.com a few years back... but instead of actors real people. (NB: events could be scripted or not)
Anyway, today I came across this article "High end thrill-seekers pay to be kidnapped" from springwise.com that tells us about a new business startup Ultime Réalité that offers experience seekers a menu of realistic custom made high end experiences ranging from being woken up in a morgue surrounded by corpses to being hunted down by a serial maniac. What's also interesting is that the requests, according to Reuters primarily come from top-level executives seeking an extreme-sports alternative. Prices for basic kidnapping start from 900 €.
The way I see it, brands should embrace this new experiential medium and instead of crafting persuasive selling messages start offering persuasive (as well as relevant to the brand) life experiences.
For example, Fallon has launched a campaign to introduce the new name for Charmin toilet tissue, 'Cushelle'. TV spot shows a koala hugging a Cushelle pack of tissues. Experiential approach to current Cushelle campaign would be, for instance, to let the consumer to hug the koala and experience the softness ... instead of imagining it from the picture. If this is not appealing enough (as I suspect), lets drop the koala and create a more rewarding experience of family friendly softness - i.e. to offer real homeless people a chance to spend a soft-n-cozy luxurious weekend with a real hospitable family in their own home! (with Cushelle tissues in their private toilets of course!)
Imagine you have an opportunity to find yourself surrounded by complete strangers and see how they interact, their interests… and maybe if you like someone you can invite them into your own circle of friends!
i.e. You have 150 friends. For 1 day your list can be swapped for 150 random strangers. If you have only 30 friends, you get 30 strangers.
This idea probably needs to be done with cooperation of Facebook, which is most likely because this project promotes more connectivity within the social network.
There are plenty of children in the 3rd world countries who would benefit from public support. The is also a trend of buying very realistic looking dolls… and they cost between 150 and 500 $!
Why not to make dolls that are exact copies of the real children in need and use it as a marketing tool to raise money for their support? A project in cooperation with children support organization, perhaps?
This application can detect subtle changes in voice and speech delivery pattern. Also it can track the eye and body movement of the speaker. All the data is processed and shows a high probability result if the person is telling the truth or not.
The idea is to recycle already existing classical (otherwise non-interactive) TV ads by adding to them a layer of interactivity.
How it works:
On a special website a viewer is offered to watch a random classic TV commercial and in the end he is presented with a set of random questions related to the just watched commercial. For example:
The idea is to encourage adults to exercise by hopscotching for a bonus. All they have to do is to make 16 random hops on a specially designed hopscotch mat that works like a numeric keypad. The person who hits the right digital number of the credit card gets a reward, i.e. a credit card loaded with free 500€ to spend.
This is in response to AdAge's post announcing that Government PSA Urges Americans to Get Swine-Flu Vaccine . Called "Together We Can All Fight the Flu," the campaign features seven 30-second TV commercials, three radio spots, online banner ads and outdoor ads that remind Americans of the importance of being vaccinated against the H1N1 flu virus.
To be honest, it sucks. Not just creatively, but also strategically.
The campaign fails to solve the main problem - credibility issue. Everybody I know (including myself) believes that the whole swine flu propaganda is a political ploy which has been artificially hyped up to instill more fear in the populace. (Very similar to "war on terror" strategy.)
Here's a better idea how to sell swine flu:
Instead of showing sheeple bragging about being vaccinated why not show those unfortunate souls who already have been infected with the virus? I would like to hear them and not some actors on pay roll. Who are those victims that the government so desperately trying to make us believe are real and many?
According to the Centers for Disease control, 22 million Americans have been infected with swine flu, and nearly 4,000 have died from the H1N1 virus.
Better yet, the most convincing ad for me would the one that shows members of the government themselves taking the shots!
