The Secret Lore of Magic by Idries Shah

Author:Idries Shah [Shah, Idries]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: ISF Publishing
Published: 2016-10-04T04:00:00+00:00

Students must Believe and Trust

XVIII. And notwithstanding everything hath his owne naturall vertues, by which every thing is a beginning of a marvellous effect. Therefore seeing that nature moveth to his owne like, it may be imagined of the marvellousness of effects, everything that thou wilt.

XIX. And thou shalt verifie all things which thou shalt heare, both of Phisicke and all other naturall sciences, after a divers way of thy thought and wit. And I shall shew thee manifestly, that thou mayest helpe thy selfe, and prepare thee to receive those things which I will tell to thee: gathered and collected of Philosophers and divers ancient authors.

XX. Therefore have thou this thing in thy minde, that an hot thing, as much as it is by it selfe helpeth in colde passions, and it is an experience in them, and agreeth not with hotte things, but by accident or indirectly, and again the which falleth out or comes by accident may deceive thee in the first qualities; for oftentimes a hot thing healeth not likenesse, that is accident or indirectly.

XXI. Therefore if thou wilt have experience: First it becometh thee to know of those things, whether they be hot or colde. And after that note what is the disposition and naturall properties of it, whether it is boldnesse or fearfulnesse, or honestie or barreness. For what nature everything hath, he is like to such in the things in which he is associate.

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