An action or effort undertaken because of a personal need to effect change, especially as associated with Wicca or Wiccan beliefs.
[Variant of MAGIC.]
magickal mag'ick·al adj.
magick
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mag·ick (măj'ĭk)  |
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 | Tim Blake (Music Film) |
| Ritual Music for Broken Magick (1998 Album by Bitter Harvest) |
| Visitation, Vol. 2 (1997 Album by Various Artists) |
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- Tim Blake (Music Film)
- Ritual Music for Broken Magick (1998 Album by Bitter Harvest)
- Visitation, Vol. 2 (1997 Album by Various Artists)
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- Flotsam and Jetsam: Live in Phoenix (2004 Music Film)
- Sword of Dyrnwyn (parapsychology)
- Aleister Crowley (Writer)
- Shrine of Sothis (parapsychology)
- Holy Magick/We Put Our Magick on You (2000 Album by Graham Bond)
- The 3 Ages of Magick (2001 Album by Oliver Wakeman & Steve Howe)
- We Put Our Magick on You (1971 Album by Graham Bond)
- Chaos Magick (parapsychology)
- Magick Heads (Rock Band, '90s, 2000s)
- Silver RavenWolf (children's author/illustrator)
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