The White Magic Book by John Le Breton

Author: John Le Breton

The White Magic Book, published initially in 1919, first explores the nature of magic and the power of the mind – with its ability to shape reality – in a world and time in which wonders of science, seen not long before as magic, had become reality. The book then reveals unto the reader a system of divination that can be mastered by anyone willing to engage the unseen forces that lie within every person – the power of thought, will, and focused intent. The method is simple as all wonderful things are simple for there must be a method of arriving at any result, and if a simple one can be discovered, so much the better. It is built upon the principle that thought is a real force and leverages the inherent power of the mind to gain insight, clarity, and answers to life’s questions.

Within The White Magic Book, an array of life questions will be found. The diviner is to select a question to which they earnestly require an answer, focus their intent and touch the Table of Signs. Via the symbol selected unseen, the diviner is guided unto the answer they seek. A simple method indeed, but one that requires a focussed mind, directed by an active will-power. The will-power should be roused and the mind awakened to its possibilities.

As the book warns its readers and would-be diviners – the thing will be as you make it. Use in sincerity, and you will be amazed at the accuracy of the results. Be foolish over it, and you will be repaid in your own coin.