The Role of Education in Nurturing and Developing Magical Abilities

If a person possesses magical abilities, their capabilities and potential are limitless. Magic allows individuals to manipulate and control various aspects of the world around them, transcending the laws of nature and science. With such gifts, a person can accomplish extraordinary feats and impact the world in unimaginable ways. Magic can manifest itself in countless forms, depending on the individual's unique abilities. Some individuals may possess the power to wield elemental forces, commanding fire, water, earth, or air with a mere thought. Others may have the ability to heal wounds, cure illnesses, and restore vitality to the injured and sick.

Others may have the ability to heal wounds, cure illnesses, and restore vitality to the injured and sick. Some individuals may even have the power to control time itself, altering the course of events and rewriting history as they see fit. The ability to perform magic comes with significant responsibilities and consequences.

What age for magic powers?

Harry Potter was 11.
Sabrina was 16.
Jesus was 12?

What do you think seems like the right age to learn that you have magical powers? Does it happen on your birthday? Does someone come down from somewhere and whisper it in your ear? Do you just suddenly start accidently blowing things up?

My 20th is coming up, and I'm trying to decide what to expect. Personally, I always figured 10-13 were the golden years for magic development, but I don't want to rule anything out.

What do YOU think?

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berkeman

When I was about 10 years old, I was asking the same question. I was pretty sure that I would develop Superboy powers at some point, but was a bit frustrated that it wasn't happening yet.

Then I got a little older and wiser, and started studying science and math, and started rejecting pseudo-science. I started relying on experiment over intuition. And then I went to college, and really started learing how the physical world works.

Sorry, Gale. Not going to happen at any age. There's still a lot of great, magical stuff in life, though. Just no super powers coming anytime soon.

Hurkyl

Pythagorean

really? I had to sacrifice a chicken on a circle drawn in goat's blood.

also. there's no such thing as irrational numbers, it's lies. And spiders are your gods.

wolram

Harry Potter was 11.
Sabrina was 16.
Jesus was 12?

What do you think seems like the right age to learn that you have magical powers? Does it happen on your birthday? Does someone come down from somewhere and whisper it in your ear? Do you just suddenly start accidently blowing things up?

My 20th is coming up, and I'm trying to decide what to expect. Personally, I always figured 10-13 were the golden years for magic development, but I don't want to rule anything out.

What do YOU think?

You plonker, there is no such thing as magic, but you can refer to the forums above, some seem to think magic is possible.

Hurkyl

Oh, some people have an event during their college years that reminds them of the magical powers they had as a kid, but had long since forgotten. maybe you can hope for that one! Maybe a birthday present could trigger the right memories.

dontdisturbmycircles

Gale

For the record, some of you are taking this a smidge too seriously.
Or maybe I come off as loony.

That sounds fairly promising. Maybe I need to ask for "magic inducing gifts" this year. I wonder what I would get.

I think this is the year. 23 is too. OLD!

Evo

Gale and the Child of Evo were born on the same day, same year. They told me I was having twins, seriously, I wore two fetal monitors and they monitored both babies during the entire delivery, when the Child of Evo was born the doctor waited for the second one to crown, then stuck his hands in feeling around and asked where the other baby was.

I am not kidding, this really happened.

Then they tried to explain to me that sometimes things like this happen and although they pick up signs of two babies, it's really only one.

moe darklight

at least 17. I don't think an 11 year old is responsible enough yet to cope with having magic powers. look at all the trouble harry potter got into during those first couple of years.

true, some kids mature faster than others, but if we don't set a standard age that's the same for everyone, who's going to decide who's the exception?

also, acquiring magic skills at too young an age might hinder the child's development on the long run. it's better to make sure the child has learned to cope with every-day situations without the use of magic, or he could have a hard time adjusting to society as he becomes an adult.

Hurkyl

Gale and the Child of Evo were born on the same day, same year. They told me I was having twins, seriously, I wore two fetal monitors and they monitored both babies during the entire delivery, when the Child of Evo was born the doctor waited for the second one to crown, then stuck his hands in feeling around and asked where the other baby was.

I am not kidding, this really happened.

Then they tried to explain to me that sometimes things like this happen and although they pick up signs of two babies, it's really only one.

Evo

Moonbear

Yep, that's how it happened for Tabitha on Bewitched, and that baby on Charmed too. I'm pretty sure you have your magic powers at birth. Though, I think it's more about what age you learn everyone else DOESN'T have powers just like you do, and when you're expected to start controlling how you use them. Unfortunately, if you don't use it and hone those magical powers while younger, you start to lose them. It helps if your parents have magical powers too and can help you with your magic homework from a young age, otherwise, it's really hard to get the grasp of it. I think that's what happened with Harry Potter and Sabrina. all that time spent around non-magical relatives really messed them up and delayed their development. They're lucky they didn't lose their powers completely.

Gale

Gale and the Child of Evo were born on the same day, same year. They told me I was having twins, seriously, I wore two fetal monitors and they monitored both babies during the entire delivery, when the Child of Evo was born the doctor waited for the second one to crown, then stuck his hands in feeling around and asked where the other baby was.

I am not kidding, this really happened.

Then they tried to explain to me that sometimes things like this happen and although they pick up signs of two babies, it's really only one.

Hmm,
See moonbear, I WAS born with my powers. How many babies do you know that can pretend to be a twin, then dissapear? My parents were never good at magic homework though. maybe that's why my powers don't seem very prevalent.

Hmm. How do you ressurect latent magical powers?

i know detect magic spell has been the subject of debate, but as far as i've searched there's no official ruling or a consensus about this question:

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