Burn

Fire

Will

Desire

Magick

What do you really want, and why do you want it?

There, I stop. I stop at the "why". Why do I stop at the why? Because I usually begin to see that my desire is meaningless when contrasted with the high weirdness that is our universe.

"Everything, monks, is burning" - The Fire Sermon

Everything is on fire.



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