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“Magic is the science of applied consciousness.” – David Solomon
Today’s Art of Adventure episode is probably the longest interview I’ve had to date and it’s all because my guest, David Solomon, is so incredibly fascinating. In addition to being a wizard, David is a Stanford MBA, has worked at Google, and is the author of Magic is Real: How to Create Reality, Manifest Miracles and Make Spirituality Fun Again!
In this episode, we learn what magic is and even how to do some! David has been studying magic and spiritual traditions around the world for decades. He is known as the “Tim Ferriss of spirituality.” According to David, true magic is achieved through moments of unity consciousness, where you and that which you seek to influence are one. He teaches a path of spiritual growth, love, and ascension.
David is so well-versed that he had answers to many of my interesting and unusual questions. Thanks to having read and practiced for decades, David can back up his claims with a number of different studies. Suspend any disbelief and skepticism until you’ve heard the amazing David Solomon. The vast, well-explained, and diverse topics he explores will definitely pique your interest.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
- How mental energy impacts the material world
- What are the different dimensions of reality
- How bio-energy fields, chakra, and chi impact our lives
- The difference between heart-field and mind-field
- The organization of sacred geometry and the quantum principles
Quotes:
“Magic is the science of applied consciousness.” – David Solomon
“If you really believe something is possible, and you really believe it would change your life, isn’t it worth whatever resources you have to muster to experience it?” – David Solomon
“Believe in yourself. If you want to experience something in this life, if you know something is real, go for it!” – David Solomon
“We are mind, body, and spirit. Everything is important.” – David Solomon
Continue the Adventure:
Magic is Real: Mystery School for Spiritual Growth
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