Step into a World of Magic at the Magic Happens 2020 Parade

Magic happens when we least expect it. It is the sudden spark in our lives that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. It can be found in the simplest moments, like a child's laughter or a beautiful sunset. Magic can also be found in the big moments, like falling in love or achieving a lifelong dream. But what exactly is magic? It is a force that defies logic and explanation. It is a feeling of awe and wonder that cannot be easily put into words.

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It is a feeling of awe and wonder that cannot be easily put into words. Magic is the unexpected twist that leaves us breathless and wanting more. It is the enchantment that makes life worth living.

Magic’s Jonathan Isaac is lone player to stand for anthem

Orlando Magic's Jonathan Isaac (1) stands as others kneel before the start of an NBA basketball game between the Brooklyn Nets and the Orlando Magic Friday, July 31, 2020, in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. (Source: AP Photo/Ashley Landis, Pool)

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — Jonathan Isaac of the Orlando Magic stood for the national anthem before his team’s game against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday, the lone player or coach in that game who did not kneel.

Isaac stood with his hands behind his back. He wore his Magic jersey and not the Black Lives Matter T-shirt that other players have had on for the anthems so far in the NBA’s season restart at Walt Disney World.

A person with knowledge of Isaac’s decision said it was not a surprise to his teammates and that his choice was discussed ahead of time. Teammates supported the decision, said the person, who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because Isaac had yet to discuss his decision publicly.

Isaac, an ordained minister, has a history of being active with various charities and churches.

Players and teams at the restart at Disney have elected to kneel for the playing of the anthems, doing so along the sideline nearest their benches — which also happens to be the one where “Black Lives Matter” has been painted onto the playing surface.

Isaac was the first player to stand for the anthem in the restarted season. The Magic and the Nets were the third game since the season resumed; the other 16 teams at the restart were scheduled to play their initial games either later Friday or on Saturday.

The NBA has had a rule since the early 1980s saying players must stand for the anthem. But NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Thursday night — when the teams that played in the opening night of the restarted season, those being New Orleans, Utah, the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, all knelt for the anthem — that he was relaxing that policy in these times where a desire for equality and social justice is at the forefront of many conversations in this country.

Isaac received the Magic’s community service award last year. He has donated money to feed children affected by the coronavirus pandemic, led a Hurricane Dorian relief effort and has raised money to help organizations promote literacy for children in Central Florida.

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Magic happens when we allow ourselves to let go of expectations and open our minds to the possibilities. It is when we embrace the unknown and have faith in something greater than ourselves. Magic happens when we take risks and step outside of our comfort zones. It is when we believe in the power of our dreams and pursue them relentlessly. Sometimes, magic happens in the form of coincidences or synchronicities. It is when the universe aligns in such a way that it feels like everything is falling into place. It is when we meet someone who seems to understand us on a deeper level or receive a sign that reassures us we are on the right path. These moments remind us that there is a greater plan at play, even if we can't fully comprehend it. Magic happens when we choose to see the beauty in everyday life. It is when we notice the vibrant colors of a flower or the soothing sound of raindrops on a window pane. It is when we appreciate the little things that often go unnoticed. Magic is all around us; we just need to have the eyes to see it. In a world that can often feel mundane and chaotic, magic is the spark of hope that keeps us going. It is the reminder that there is something more to life than what meets the eye. Magic happens when we believe in the power of love, kindness, and compassion. It is when we choose to be present and fully engage in the moments that make life worth living. So, let's embrace the magic that surrounds us. Let's allow ourselves to be amazed by the wonders of the world. Let's believe in the extraordinary and the impossible. Because when we open ourselves up to magic, we open ourselves up to a life filled with endless possibility and wonder..

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