The Magick Twelve-Step

Here’s twelve steps to up your magick game, y’all — for realz!

Even though this shit sounds like what I’ve been trying to tell y’all for the past few months. I thought it might sink in coming from an old White dude. Here’s what Doc Wayne Dyer (a Detroiter) prescribes for people who wanna start making miracles part of their daily life.

  1. Practice multidimensional, multi-sensory thinking.

  2. Cultivate an understanding that loving divine guidance is always available to you.

  3. Focus on the authentic power that comes from inside.

  4. Develop your connection to all of humanity.

  5. Get to know a dimension beyond cause and effect.

  6. Get motivated by ethics, serenity and quality of life—growth motivation.

  7. Practice meditation. Learn to recharge from within.

  8. Understand that intuition is real, valid, can be honed and can be trusted.

  9. Understand that a violent response to evil is participating in evil and shift your focus to what you want to grow in the world.

  10. Cultivate a sense of responsibility and belonging to the Universe.

  11. Live a life of forgiveness.

  12. Believe in your ability to manifest miracles.

I got almost all of these working the fuck out a 12 step program (or five!). If you don’t believe you have it in you to make real magick, do I have a twelve step program for you! Lol. Hit me up and we’ll talk about it.

Of course, I can always hook you up with a mojo!

Pink Flowers

Pink Flowers is a Black trans artist, activist and educator, whose work is rooted in ancient shamanic, African trickster, and Brazilian Joker traditions. Pink uses Theater of the Oppressed, Art of Hosting, Navajo Peacemaking and other anti-oppression techniques, as the foundation of their theater-making, mediation, problem-solving and group healing practices.

She is the founder of Award-winning Falconworks Theater Company, which uses popular theater to build capacities for civic engagement and social change. She has received broad recognition, numerous awards, and citations for their community service. She has been a faculty member at Montclair State University, Pace University, and a company member of Shakespeare in Detroit.

Pink is currently in Providence Rhode Island teaching directing for the Brown/Trinity MFA program, while also directing the Brown University production of Aleshea Harris’s award-winning What To Send Up When It Goes Down. Get performance detail here.

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