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Courage Spells

Posted on November 18, 2016 by David Taliesin

courage-rock

In my last blog post I wrote about reclaiming our power in the aftermath of the election. Here are a collection of courage spells that might be helpful to you.

COURAGE SPELLS

Some people wait for someone else to identify them, to recognize them and tell them who they are, what they should do and what they shouldn’t do. Usually it starts with our parents and then continues in school, religion, marriage, work, and friendships. Witches practice our craft to reforge our identity, to choose who we want to be, and to take responsibility for ourselves and our own happiness.—Laurie Cabot’s Book of Spells & Enchantments

COURAGE SPELL—www.spellsofmagic.com
Relax and meditate. Chant softly, getting louder for about three minutes and courage will come to you. Chant the following:

Burning flame,
Cooling wind,
Summon courage from within,
I call on all my strength and love,
Send me power from above.

FIGHT THE DOUBT DEMON—http://thelivingspellbook.tumblr.com/strength
In the gloom of winter we all feel discouraged by the snow and cold. Light a black candle or a white, and surround with salt. Feel a protective light surrounding you say:

Demons of doubt
Who nip at my hells,
Although you’re not real
Get thee behind me.
Get thee away
From my circle of light.
You are banished this day.

PIGEON’S SPELL FOR STRENGTH—http://thelivingspellbook.tumblr.com/strength
Purpose: To help you pluck up the strength to go out and do what you need to do.

Step One – Find an acorn and hold it in your hand. Recite:
        The mightiest of trees springs from a tiny acorn.
        Help me to remember that the small can be vicious.
        Bless me with strength and will of the oak.
        Grant me the voice of the thunder.
        Help me to roar when I would normally squeak.
        And help be to make my voice louder than my insecurities.

Step Two – Keep the charm on your person whenever you need to call on strength.

EMPOWERMENT RITUAL—www.spellsofmagic.com
This ritual will increase your magical powers and energy. The purpose of this ritual is to tap into your own personal lifeforce and amplify it into a personal statement of self confidence and strength. Afterwards, when you feel yourself dragging in one area or another, concentrate on the appropriate symbol in the appropriate color for a bit, and you will find yourself tapping back into the energies you established in the ritual.

SUPPLY LIST:
A set of crayons including red, orange, yellow, green, sky blue, dark blue, violet, black, grey, white, silver, and gold.
A medium to work on–cloth or paper on which all the colors will show up.
A red candle
A fiery scented incense, such as sage or cedar.
Face the east and say: Spirits of the East, powers of Air, we ask that you be present at this spell-working. Help us find inspiration and visualize the symbols clearly that we may partake of their essence.

Face the south and say: Spirits of the South, powers of Fire, we ask that you be present at this spell-working. Help us find the spirit within to empower the symbols and tune into their color energy.

Face the west and say: Spirits of the West, powers of Water, we ask that you be present at this spell-working. Help us to seek the mystery within, that the symbolsI draw here may work upon my emotions for my Highest Good.

Face the north and say: Spirits of the North, powers of Earth, we ask that you be present at this spell-working. Help us to manifest the symbols in the third-dimensional world so that their energies may become a part of our physical existence.

Face the sky and say: Father Sky, we ask that you watch over us in this spell-working. Lend us your wisdom so that we may safely link our inner vision with our outer selves.
Place your hands on the earth and say: Mother Earth, we ask that you watch over us in this spell-working. Let us ground ourselves deeply in you and draw on your strength and energy to sustain us in our work.

Face your altar in the center of the circle and say: Sacred center, Spirit of all that is, of whom we are all only aspects, unite this sphere into a protected space for the spell-working we plan to do here.

Using the red crayon, visualize the color as life essence. Draw the first symbol below the body shape that comes to your mind when you think of strength and power.

Now take the orange crayon. This color represents vitality, potency, courage. Draw the first symbol of these qualities that comes to mind slightly above and to the left of the last symbol.

With the yellow crayon in hand, concentrate on intellect, and your request for knowledge. Draw a symbol of this directly to the left of the human body shape.

Using the green crayon, visualize expansion, abundance, prosperity, growth, love. When you have felt its energy, draw a symbol of above and to the left of the human body.

Take up the sky blue crayon, and feel it’s energy of expression, communication, spiritual gain, joy, and self-achievement. Draw a symbol of those directly above the human body.

Using a dark blue crayon, draw a symbol to the lower-right of the last symbol. This one should represent synthesis and inner wisdom. It should align with the green shape.

In violet, which represents spirituality and guidance, draw a symbol of those traits directly to the right of the red central sign.

White is used to link the life-force. Draw a symbol that represents a cycle or strong bond below and to the right of the central symbol.

This main pattern is complete. It should resemble a circle of colors and symbols surrounding the body.

Now, trace from the central body, directly to the left. Here, you should come upon the yellow symbol. To the left of that symbol, you will draw another sign, in silver. Hold the silver crayon and feel it’s energy, imagine the journey you are embarking on, and draw a symbol of it.

Take the gray crayon and visualize flexibility, endurance, persistence and resolve needed to accomplish the changes you desire. When you feel it’s energy, draw a symbol of those strengths at the very top/center. (above the human body, and above the light blue sign.)

The gold crayon represents activity. Draw your symbol of activation to the far-right (lined up horizontally with the silver symbol).

Using black, feel and see the changes you want occurring, the power of this ritual going to work. Draw a symbol of this directly beneath the red symbol under the body. (The bottom of the page, centered.)

Give blessings to all invoked gods, goddesses, and spirits, using a chant to each quarter like this:

“Spirits of the east, powers of air, thank you for your presence and aid in this work. Depart in peace, my thanks and blessings.”

Open the circle, release the energy, and say:

“To all spirits visible and invisible that have been present in this ritual, depart in peace, my thanks and blessings.”

Hang the resulting picture up somewhere where you can see it often. When you need any of the specific traits energized in each symbol, simply think of that particular color and symbol as depicted in your masterpiece!

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Now What? Reclaiming Our Power In the Aftermath of the Election

Posted on November 11, 2016 by David Taliesin

Brigid the Warrior

It’s hard to know what to say after hearing the result of this presidential election. Apparently the patriarchy, the good old boy system, is alive and well and has reared it’s ugly head in it’s most frightening and oppressive form. I spent the day after the election in a fog, hugging those who needed it, and fighting back tears constantly. I also stayed away from Facebook and TV because I couldn’t bear to hear another word of bad news or face the sadness and fear of my friends.

The next day I sat down to write my sermon for this coming Sunday. I trashed what I had written earlier in the week because our nation changed overnight and a new truth needed to be proclaimed. I grounded myself, breathed deeply and began writing. To my surprise, a sense of peace and clarity came over me, which is always a good sign. The words flowed powerfully and prophetically. By lunchtime the first draft was completed.

This morning I looked over what I had written, made a few tweaks in language and phrasing, but knew I had written what needed to be said. People are counting on me to say something to comfort and inspire them this coming Sunday. I think my sermon will do the job nicely.

How are you doing and feeling? If you’re freaking out I hope that you reach out to someone who can comfort you. If you are female, gay, lesbian, transgendered, Muslim, black, disabled, or a host of others who have been the target of hate during this election cycle, I hope you will surround yourself with people who make you feel safe and loved. This is a time of mourning for many of us. It’s a time to rage against the dying of the light; to weep and wail if our souls demand it. It’s a time to take good care of ourselves and do those things that nurture our bodies, minds and spirits.

Then, when we’re ready, we all need to roll up our sleeves and get to work. We need to reawaken the warrior spirit which lies in each of us. Those of us who are magical people need to strengthen our craft and use it as a force for transformation in our nation. Those of us who are healers will have a full plate as we reach out to those who, with good reason, are fearful of what comes next. Those who are political activists will need to keep a watchful eye on every step this new administration makes and do what we can to put a spotlight on those things that are unjust and harmful.

Arise, brothers and sisters! Claim your power. The Divine has got your back! There is much work to be done. I will not cower in fear nor remain silent. I will work tirelessly for equality for all people and for the healing of this planet. Carpe Diem! Seize the Day! So mote it be! Amen!

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Meditation and Magic

Posted on September 23, 2016 by David Taliesin

The outward work will never be puny if the inward work is great. And the outward work can never be great or even good if the inward one is puny or of little worth. The inward work invariably includes in itself all expansiveness, all breadth, all length, all depth. Such a work receives and draws all its being from nowhere else except from and in the heart of God.—Meister Eckhart, 14th Century

Many rituals are ineffective precisely because the magician wasn’t concentrating on the work at hand. Or, she or he simply needed something but didn’t want it. In either case, personal power wasn’t properly transferred to the incense, oil, or brew, so it was ineffective.—Scott Cunningham, The Complete Book of Incense, Oils & Brews

If you spend any time in Facebook discussion groups or reading responses to your favorite bloggers, chances are you’ve encountered lots of WORRY, especially from those who are new to the Craft: “What happens if I use the wrong color candle?” “What is the most powerful spell for _______?” “I’m afraid that if I cast the circle incorrectly I’ll let something bad in.” And so on. And so forth. The basic logic of these queries is that magic happens when we have the right ingredients, the perfect spell, and the correct technique. As far as I’m concerned, nothing could be further from the truth!

Before I was introduced to the Craft, I had been practicing meditation for well over 20 years. Things such as learning to rid my thoughts of negativity, cultivating a spirit of peace, and centering on a specific intent are second nature to me. Therefore, when I started becoming a practitioner of magic I got results very quickly. I believe the reason for this is that I never doubted it would work. My focus was solely on the magical request. I visualized its effectiveness and the Powers That Be graciously lent their energies to help it succeed.

For me, magic is all about “will” and “word.” Things such an incense, candles, and herbs are helpful, and definitely enhance our magic, but the most powerful tool we have is ourselves. “Will” means our ability to focus on a specific request and to visualize it becoming a reality. “Word” is our ability to verbalize our request and enlist the power of Divine and Earth energies to help bring it into reality. If we cannot focus our magic in this manner it really doesn’t matter what props we use or spells we follow. They will most likely fizzle out without the Universe taking notice.

I cannot encourage my readers enough to develop a consistent meditative practice. Learning how to RELEASE negativity and anger, GROUND yourself in the powerful, healing energies of the Earth, and FOCUS your magical request are the most powerful tools you have at your disposal. Don’t try to shortcut this step. It is the most important thing we do as practitioners of magic. In fact, after I cast the circle, call the quarters and invoke the Divine, I spend the bulk of my time meditatively drawing energy into the circle and centering myself until I can focus on my specific magical intention without anything else getting in the way. It is then, and only then, that I do things such as add herbs to my incense burner, verbally state my request, and light candles.

If you look under the “Mediation” tab under “Categories” on the home page of my blog, you’ll find a number of meditative exercises that might be helpful to you. Don’t worry, you don’t need to be able to sit still for an hour and think of absolutely nothing! Victor Davich, in his wonderful book 8 Minute Meditation, shows how even brief periods of meditation can provide wonderful results. Don’t shortchange your magical power. Include meditation as a part of your spiritual practice and your magic will come alive with passion and power.

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Meditation Exercise: Mantra

Posted on September 9, 2016 by David Taliesin

1. Close your eyes. Sit still and upright, relaxed and alert.

2. Focus on your breathing. With each exhale let your body relax more deeply.

3. When you are ready, begin to repeat a single word in your mind with every exhale you take. Try to focus on the word, allowing all other thoughts to float gently by without dwelling on them.

Examples: Jesus, Brigid, Spirit, Gaia, Sophia, etc. Choose the word that expresses your deepest longing/need at this point in your life journey.

This meditative practice works for all spiritual traditions.

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The Power of “Endarkment”

Posted on September 4, 2016 by David Taliesin

“I realize that in a whole lifetime spent with seekers of enlightenment, I have never once heard anyone speak in hushed tones about the value of endarkment. The great mystics of the Christian tradition all describe it as part of the journey into God, but it has been a long time since The Cloud of Unknowing was on anyone’s best seller list. Today’s seekers are more interested in getting God to turn the lights on than in allowing God to turn them off. Full solar spirituality strikes again!”—Barbara Brown Taylor, Learning to Walk in the Dark

Two thousand years of Western Christianity has taught our society that light is good and dark is bad. Perhaps this is the reason why race relations are in such a desperate state in our nation today. But is darkness always bad? It’s true that 1 John 1:5 says “God is light and in him there is no darkness at all.” But Isaiah offers a counter-perspective: “I will give you the treasures of darkness and riches hidden in secret places, so that you may know that it is I, the LORD, the God of Israel, who call you by your name.” (Isaiah 45:3)

Darkness doesn’t always have to be bad. Pagan folk have known this for millennia as they observed the phases of the moon and cycles of day and night. Darkness is an important part of nature and the cycle of the Wheel of the Year. Life cannot exist without it. Therefore, darkness is good and serves a Divine purpose in our lives. Darkness is not the place where evil dwells. Instead, it is full of mystery, intuition and the whisperings of the Spirit. During dark times we are held safely in the womb of the Divine, even though it may not feel like it. According to Genesis, darkness is the moment before light is spoken into being. It’s a time of waiting for new life to be born. Darkness can be a disturbing time, but disturbance is not always a bad thing. Often it is the catalyst that helps us to learn and eventually germinate something new in our lives.

These are some of the things my Wiccan sisters and brothers have taught me about the power of the dark. It is quite different from my Christian upbringing where darkness was always talked about in hushed tones and with fear and dread. Thankfully, Barbara Brown Taylor was brave enough to wade through these dark waters of mystery and also lift up Biblical examples where darkness is spoken of in a much more positive light. This is definitely one area where Christians need to so some soul searching and rethinking of our tradition. Hopefully, we’ll listen to our Pagan sisters and brothers who have much to teach us about the positive, transforming power of darkness.

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Missing Our Mama

Posted on August 29, 2016 by David Taliesin

“Sophia” by Pamela Matthews, http://www.grail.co.nz/

“The West is exiled of the Goddess—her features are unknown to us, guessed at, hoped for, rejected as aberration, feared as monstrous or deformed. We in the West are haunted by the loss of our Mother. Our mother country is a place many have never visited, though it is endlessly projected as golden matriarchy, or paradise, but though the house of the Goddess is in disrepair after so many centuries of neglect, some have begun the work of restoration, while others have already moved back in and are renovating from within.”—Caitlin Matthews, Sophia: Goddess of Wisdom

I just started reading a beautiful book by Caitlin Matthews entitled Sophia: Goddess of Wisdom. She is such a beautiful writer with the soul of a poet and the heart of a mystic. One of the things I hear in the above quote is that we, as a society, have suffered from an absence of the Divine Feminine for way too long. This is especially true of Christianity. While pockets of Orthodox Christians, Roman Catholics, and Gnostics have dined at Sophia’s table, many of us are spiritually famished for Her knowledge.

The result of this famine is a deep polarization of the Christian faith. Both the Left and the Right of Christianity are behaving badly these days. Name calling and outright hatred of each other appear in the headlines on a daily basis. To be honest, it makes me embarrassed to call myself a follower of Jesus. It’s no wonder the rest of the world hates us. I kind of hate us, too!

Perhaps the deeper symptom of the problem is this: We miss our Mama! Many Christians don’t realize this is true, but there are some of us who have figured it out. Sophia, Holy Wisdom, may be the key to bringing back balance to the Christian faith. I believe She is the Holy Spirit we speak of in the Trinity. She may also be one of the bridges that help Christians and Pagans find common ground in understanding the complex nature of the Great Mystery, the Creator of us all.

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Meditation Exercise: Inner Wisdom Dialogue

Posted on August 26, 2016 by David Taliesin

This is a difficult exercise for some people. For others it is life changing.

1. Begin by closing your eyes and focusing on your breath. Try to rid the body of any tension you may be feeling and attempt to clear your mind.

2. When you are ready, open your eyes, grab a pencil and start writing. The easiest way to start is with a question you are struggling with at this point in your life. Write down the answers you receive and continue the conversation. You can envision this meditative exercise as a conversation between you and the Divine. You ask the questions and the Divine answers. Attach whatever name to the Divine you feel the closest relationship with, i.e. Jesus, Brigid, Sophia, Gaia, etc.

3. When doing this exercise, the key to success is you cannot stop writing and you cannot pause to think. You should let the conversation flow without censoring any of it.

4. Some people ask me if this exercise is only talking to yourself. My experience with this discipline is that is the wisdom gained from this kind of meditation comes from a deep wisdom source that is part us and part spirit. Some people gain incredible insights from this discipline that surprise and astonish them.

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A Different Side of Jesus

Posted on August 24, 2016 by David Taliesin

“What is matter? Will it last forever?” The Teacher answered, “All that is born, all that is created, all the elements of nature are interwoven and united with each other. All that is composed shall be decomposed; everything returns to its roots; matter returns to the origins of matter. Those who have ears, let them hear.” —Gospel of Mary Magdalene 7:1-10

The Gospel of Mary Magdalene is one of the Gnostic scriptures that was first discovered in the late 19th century near Akhmim in upper Egypt. It is part of the Berlin Gnostic Codex or Papyrus Berolinensis 8502. One of the things that delights me about this manuscript is that it portrays Mary Magdalene as Jesus’ favorite disciple. Many wild theories have been thrown around regarding Jesus and Mary’s relationship, but it is my belief that she was not his girlfriend or wife. Instead, she was an important and pivotal disciple in the life of Jesus and the early church.

One of my reasons for believing this is that in the resurrection stories, Mary Magdalene is the first to encounter the resurrected Christ. She also has a hard time convincing the other disciples that what she saw was real. Unfortunately, much of her story is lost to time (the copy of Gospel of Mary Magdalene that was discovered is missing several pages). I also believe that her role as a part of Jesus’ inner circle was diminished in the canonical gospels due to gender bias.

If you’ve never read this ancient text, it can be found online at www.gnosis.org. I also highly recommend the book The Gospel of Mary Magdalene by Jean-Yves Leloup which includes a beautiful, clear translation of the text, along with many pages of invaluable information that helps the reader understand the text.

The quote above is from the book. I love it because it paints a picture of Jesus as someone who is in touch with nature. We don’t see much of this in the canonical gospels. What he says here resonates with the Wheel of the Year and other and would be quite at home with both Pagan and Wiccan spiritual paths.

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What Does Community Look Like?

Posted on August 20, 2016 by David Taliesin

“Of all the world’s peoples, we moderns have traveled farthest from the harmony of the world and spirit, and a daily perception that our world is sacred. We are almost completely surrounded by our own artifacts, and we see them through the lenses of our own preoccupations with power, profit, and pride. We also feel the emptiness that results.”—Gus DiZerega, Pagans and Christians: The Personal Spiritual Experience

Conservative Christians have been saying all kinds of crazy stuff these days. The Jesus they present sounds more like an Anglo-Saxon venture capitalist than a Palestinian rabbi who taught us to take care of “the least of these.” This materialistic view of Jesus, who also has a superiority complex, has NOTHING to do with the Jesus of the gospels. The kingdom of God that Jesus spoke of frequently is a commonwealth of reversals that is diametrically opposed to economic systems that oppress the poor and powerless.

This alternative view of community is embodied in the Greek word KOINONIA. We see KOINONIA in action in the life of the early Christian community in Jerusalem: “They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers…All who believed were together and had all things in common; they would sell their possessions and goods and distribute the proceeds to all, as any had need. Day by day, as they spent much time together in the temple, they broke bread at home and ate their food with glad and generous hearts, praising God and having the goodwill of all the people.” (Acts 2:42-47)

This is a far cry from televangelists who own multi-million dollar homes and live extravagant lifestyles. It’s also a far cry from those who see their affluence as a blessing from God while they ignore the needs of the poor and oppressed around them.

This is where our Pagan brothers and sisters come in. They have much to teach the Christian community about what it means to be the Christian community. I know some people might think that’s an odd statement, but it’s the truth. Pagans have a deep reverence for nature and try to live in harmony wit it. When one sees the presence of the Divine in all things, it changes the way you look at the world. Suddenly, the world is not a thing to be exploited but a gift to be treasured. Furthermore, when one believes that the Holy resides in everyone (like Christians are supposed to believe) it changes the way you interact with others. It brings us closer to the way the first Christian community lived.

If Christianity is going to survive, it has to evolve. Conservative Christians believe people like me are heretics and are killing the Church. Funny, I thought I was trying to breathe new life into it and help it become the alternative, counter-cultural community Jesus always hoped it would be. Christianity has got to find a way to stop its superiority dance and live humbly alongside all people of faith, no matter what that faith may be. We also need to learn to be infinitely better stewards of this amazing planet the Eternal One has given to all of us. Thankfully, our Pagan friends are way ahead of us in this regard and they have much to teach the followers of Jesus if we only have “ears to hear” them.

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Re-Imagining the Trinity

Posted on August 12, 2016 by David Taliesin

The Holy Trinity is serious stuff to Christians of all denominations. We’ve enshrined it in our Creeds including the Nicene Creed (325 CE), and the Apostles’ Creed (circa 390 CE). There is also the Athanasian Creed which was written in the 6th century. It’s the longest and most exhaustive of the three.

In churches where these three Creeds are used, I have encountered everything from staunch adherence to every word, to saying the creeds with our fingers crossed behind our backs! There are a number of Christians who find portions of these Creeds problematic. If you’re one of them, then this post is for you. If you’re not, you might want to stop reading because this is going to make your head explode!

What if we reimagined the Trinity, drawing inspiration from our Pagan and Wiccan brothers and sisters? Both spiritual traditions believe in the One, the Source, who is referred to by many names: the Unknown, the Divine, Great Mystery, Creator, Eternal One and Holy One. Some Christians see this aspect of the Divine as exclusively male because the Bible refers to the Holy One in this way. However, a growing number of us see the Eternal as beyond gender boundaries and constraints. We feel it’s far too limiting to refer to the Great Mystery in such an anthropomorphic way.

Then we come to Jesus who, in the Christian tradition, is the second aspect of the Divine. He is the Lord of Life, the Light of the World, etc. I have always had a strong connection to Jesus because he embodies everything that our puny brains can handle about how the Eternal One works in our world. Even then, we argue about what his teachings mean because the Reign of God is too complex for us to fully understand it. In Pagan circles, they honor the God, who is sometimes referred to as the Lord. While our two religious traditions vary widely here, we at least have a small connection in honoring the male aspects of the Divine.

Now, comes the tricky part. Christians have the Holy Spirit to round out the Trinity. Pagans have the Goddess to round out their “trinity.” While many Christians think of the Holy Trinity as male, I would argue that this is the feminine aspect of the Eternal One. In Old Testament Hebrew the word for “spirit/wind/breath” of God is RUACH which is a feminine noun. In New Testament Greek it’s PNEUMA HAGION which is also a feminine noun. Now I know that gender of a noun does not always mean it’s referring to a male or female. But why can’t we entertain the possibility? The Holy Trinity, as it stands in it’s traditional form, is lopsided and male dominated. I just can’t roll with it anymore, and I am certain that there are others who feel the same way.

Therefore, maybe we can envision the third aspect of the Divine as the feminine spirit who is a symbol of nurture, inspiration, creativity, etc. We could also envision her as Sophia, Lady Wisdom, from the Old Testament (See Proverbs 8-9). According to the Bible, Sophia was formed at the beginning, before the creation of the earth. I believe she is the RUACH that set things into motion when the Eternal One spoke light into being. She is also the PNEUMA HAGION of Pentecost whose whirlwind and tongues of fire empowered the first disciples, just like She empowers us now.

If you’re still reading this post, then you probably don’t think I’m a complete and total heretic. I don’t mean to offend anyone. I just think there’s room for a little feminine Deity in our conception of the Trinity. I’m sure my view of this will evolve over time. But for now, this works for me and gives me an understanding of the Trinity that feels more balanced. Honestly, I don’t think i would have come to this point if it weren’t for my Pagan brothers and sisters whose conception of the Great Mystery, God and Goddess is much more balanced than the Creeds of my childhood.

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