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    Renaissance; Johannes Gutenberg. With this new invention‚ books and bibles containing religion were printed. Because of this‚ it led to the witch trials of the 15th and 16th centuries. With the curiosity of the renaissance‚ astrology‚ alchemy‚ and magic became widely discussed and furthered these trials. To prevent witchcraft during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I‚ the 1562 Elizabethan Witchcraft Act was passed. Uncanny events that would take place during these times were often blamed on witches

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    The Magic of Music

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    Definitions of music can change dramatically over a short time‚ as they have across the world during the 20th century. But music is really a magic! Scientific studies showed that music is not only used as recreational activity but also a medicine‚ a vitamin and an answer to a certain problem even the deepest nor serious problem. Come and experience the MAGIC OF MUSIC Science Daily— Patients who need assistance to breathe through mechanical ventilation may benefit from listening to music‚ a new

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    Christmas

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    the other toy vehicles I owned. At some point‚ several weeks or months after Christmas‚ however‚ my biological parents led me to believe that it was a magic and/or highly unusual cement mixer. Probably my mother told me this in a moment of adult boredom or whimsy‚ and then my father came home from work and joined in‚ also in a whimsical way. The magic—which my mother likely reported to me from her vantage on our living room’s sofa‚ while watching me pull the cement mixer around the room by its rope

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    The novel Witch and Wizard: The Kiss is very thrilling and James Patterson and Jill Dembowski deliver another exciting story in the fourth-book of the series‚ and continue the saga of Witch and Wizard. Wisty Allgood‚ one of the main protagonists in the story‚ is a rebellious seventeen-year old young lady who is of tall height and luminous red hair. Wisty is Whit’s sister‚ and they both have breath-taking magical abilities. Wisty is a witch with vast powers‚ she is gifted with the abilities of shape

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    Occult and Lucid Dreaming

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    as occult today‚ but people are still afraid of it. I myself used to think it only involved satanism‚ necromancy‚ and neo-paganism. While it does include these subjects‚ many other practices are considered occult‚ such as alchemy‚ lucid dreams‚ and magic. Alchemy is combination of many things such as chemistry‚ metallurgy‚ physics‚ medicine‚ astrology‚ and nature. One of the correct definitions for alchemy is “any magical power or process of transmuting a common substance‚ usually of little value

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    In the first book after Rapunzel had left with the prince‚ when the witch called for Rapunzel to let down her hair and she didn’t‚ the witch knew something was wrong. Although that is just the classic‚ I liked the special touch the magic gave in The Fair Angiola. In that story before Angiola had left she had fed all of the furniture to make sure they wouldn’t tell where she had gone‚ but she didn’t feed the broom thinking that a broom wouldn’t tell. After Angiola had left and the witch

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    Dr. Faustus

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    being impressed‚ and we even feel sympathetic toward him. He represents the spirit of the Renaissance‚ with its rejection of the medieval‚ God-centered universe‚ and its embrace of human possibility. Faustus‚ at least early on in his acquisition of magic‚ is the personification of possibility. According to the Renaissance view‚ Faustus rebels against the limitations of medieval knowledge and the restriction put upon humankind decreeing that he must accept his place in the universe without challenging

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    The Wizard of Earthsea

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    birth name giving Duny the name of Ged. Ged soon becomes frustrated with Ogion‚ who wants to teach him patience and respect. He decided to show off doing a spell that was dark magic‚ a shadow creature appeared. When Ged goes to a school for wizards his skill inspires admiration‚ envy‚ and rumors. However‚ Ged unwisely studies magic beyond his level and ignores warnings about respecting the balance. Arrogantly believing that a powerful wizard does not need to fear anything. Ged does a spell trying to

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    trials of Salem was a hysteria that swept through the state of Massachusetts; that would change the whole demeanor of the town. It all began when a group of girl; once friends‚ turned delinquents accused a number of women of performing the devils magic causing them to be possessed. Over the time of a year there was an overwhelming amount of accusation of witchcraft. The governor sought out to create a new court‚ calling it the "court of oyer and terminer". In this court is where 19 men and women

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    Cinderella is usually characterized as an innocent and “motherless” girl who is trying to find true love‚ such as Disney’s version of “Cinderella”. However‚ Panttaja claims that Cinderella is not motherless and Cinderella is trying to gain power by using magic instead of finding true love (Panttaja 289). Panttaja’s validity throughout her article is at best when describing how Cinderella actually has a power thirsty and magical mother‚ but her legitimacy begins to lack through her analysis over the topic

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