The practicing wizard must not only look and act the part in
demonstrations and performances, but also at home. I strongly
urge you, if you haven't already done so, to find a special room
in your house that can be your own Magic Nook, or better yet-
Wizard's Den. This you can fill and decorate with trophies,
awards, and other ego-enhancing items, but more importantly, you
should decorate it and fill it with wizardry.
Each month, in The Wizard's Den, I will feature an idea for
making your Wizard's Den truly a place of magic.
This month, I begin with the all-seeing skull.
I can hand a visitor a large slate or piece of cardboard and
ask him or her to draw a symbol, or write a number that is
meaningful to him or her, but not to let me see it. Of course, my
all-seeing skull sees everything and what it sees, I see (unknown
to my visitors). To keep my skull's secret, I usually concentrate
on a crystal ball to make the revelation.
The Wizard's Den
Home decor
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