Magic is often associated with mystery, wonder, and the supernatural. It has captured the human imagination for centuries, from ancient civilizations to modern times. However, in recent years, there has been a shift in the perception of magic. It is no longer solely limited to ancient myths or stage performances. It has become a philosophy and approach to life known as the "ryle of magic." The concept of the "ryle of magic" was popularized by author and philosopher Alan Moore.
" The concept of the "ryle of magic" was popularized by author and philosopher Alan Moore. He proposed that magic should be understood as an outlook on life rather than supernatural powers or spell casting. According to Moore, magic is a way of transforming and transcending reality by tapping into the limitless potential of the human mind.
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Supernatural Then and Now
In 2005, Sam and Dean Winchester set off on a road trip that would save the world and change television. For fifteen seasons and three hundred and twenty-seven episodes, the CW’s Supernatural (created by Eric Kripke) took audiences on a wild ride of family, fate, and faith with a rocking soundtrack and a seriously cool car. But that was then and now … it’s time for another ride.
Join hosts Rob Benedict (Chuck Shurley/God) and Richard Speight Jr (Gabriel and director of many episodes) for Supernatural: Then and Now, a winding road trip through every episode of this iconic series, one by one, every week, with guests each episode from the cast and crew that made the wild ride possible.
Buckle up for guests including Jared Padalecki (Sam), Jensen Ackles (Dean), Misha Collins, Ben Edlund, and Robert Singer (Executive producer), as well as many many more.
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This is the unedited raw file of the interview for the very first episode of the podcast. Rob and Rich interview Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki about the pilot for Supernatural.
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You saw her burn on the ceiling in the pilot for Supernatural. She has also been in Friday Night Lights, Agents of SHEILD, and Orville. Rob and Rich have a great conversation about her entire Supernatural experience.
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We hope you've been enjoying the bonus content from previous episodes. Here is a recent check in with Rob and Rich. We pay a tribute to Johnny Mac, catch up on what Rob and Rich are doing at festivals, and provide some brief updates on the strike.
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Back in July Rob and Rich reviewed Wishful Thinking live on Patreon. After the review, they took some questions from the audience. Please enjoy.
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This is a special cross-post of a past Kings of Con episode featuring Supernatural's Mark Sheppard. The King of Hell reminisces about his days on the show. Rob and Rich continue to publish new episodes of KOC, be sure to check them out.
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Please enjoy these bonus clips featuring some of your favorite guests on the podcast. Everything from The Magnificent Seven through No Rest For The Wicked. These unedited/uncensored conversations and bonus clips are typically reserved for our Patreon supporters. However, with the labor dispute creating a pause in publishing new episodes, we are bringing you some of this content for a limited time, so gobble it up while it’s available.
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Hear more juicy bits from your favorites such as Michael Lawshe, Ben Edlund, Phil Sgriccia, Mike Rohl, and Sam Ferris. From Croatoan to All Hell Breaks Loose. This is fun! Are you having fun? These unedited/uncensored conversations and bonus clips are typically reserved for our Patreon supporters. However, with the labor dispute creating a pause in publishing new episodes, we are bringing you some of this content for a limited time, so gobble it up while it’s available.
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Hear bonus clips starting with Jeffrey Dean Morgan from In My Time of Dying, Season 2, Episode 1 of the podcast through Episode 8, Crossroad Blues with Steve Boyum. Uncensored, so you get to hear all the potty words. These unedited/uncensored conversations and bonus clips are typically reserved for our Patreon supporters. However, with the labor dispute creating a pause in publishing new episodes, we are bringing you some of this content for a limited time, so gobble it up while it’s available.
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It is so great to have Julie McNiven join the podcast. She is so as great as Anna. We know the sex scene is in the next episode, but it comes up here. Her performance was so strong her role went from 2 to 6 episodes. #JenniferLoveHewitt
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Ted Raimi joins the podcast. He shares stories about calling Eric Kripke and breakfast cereal companies. Life imitates art when Jared gets sick eating bad food. Ted's original costume for Wes was a little too cool. Ted isn't just a guest star, he's a fan of the show!
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Russ Hamilton, Movie God, was the location manager for almost all of Supernatural's run. If a morgue, haunted house, creepy boiler room, or insane asylum needed to be found Russ was the first to find it and the last there to make sure it was left in a better condition than when they got there. Hear about his weird food pranks. He's beloved by the cast and crew. Let's celebrate Samhain!
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Writer and Executive Producer Andrew Dabb joins the podcast. He shares his Cinderella story about getting discovered in Hollywood, and insider info on angels and the mythology in the show. The tv episode has one of the most memorable performances from Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. Plus, Uncle Phil pops in to talk about the infamous Eye of The Tiger out-take.
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IT'S ALIVE! Writer Ben Edlund and composer Jay Gruska are super fans of the classic Universal monster movie. Their love and respect for the films really come through in this great episode of Supernatural. Find out what "prepared piano" is.
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Guest star Dameon Clarke joins the podcast. He delivers a great performance and this is a really fun conversation. Rugarus are kinda like werewolves that eat people. Rob and Rich give a little tribute to Kim Manners. This was the final episode he directed.
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The original young Mary and John Winchester join the podcast. Matt Cohen and Amy Gumenick share stories about hair, doing cool 70s stuff, their convention experiences, and fight training. Plus everyone loves Mitch Pileggi!
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Director and executive producer Phil Sgriccia returns to the podcast. He shares stories of working with returning guest stars, more about everyone's favorite angel, and Dean's spiritual crises. Phil remembers everything!
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Misha Collins joins the podcast. He discusses his audition process for Castiel, how hard it is to work with actors-turned-directors, and his favorite episode from season 35. We also get a little insight into angel voices and Gotham Knights. "I'm on a mission from God" - Elwood Blues
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Rob and Rich look back at season 3 of the Supernatural. They debate their top 3 episodes from the season and share what they are looking forward to in season 4. There will be a brief hiatus till season 4 of the podcast, but stay tuned to Patreon for bonus clips, legacy video interviews, and previews of what's to come.
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Executive producer and co-showrunner Bob Singer joins us to discuss the finale of season 3 and what's to come in season 4. That scene with Dean in hell is crazy!
You have struck a pact with a great supernatural being, a great lord over the chaotic Undead. The Supernatural rarely make these alliances with the living, but those who do tire of only ruling over the dead and long for the world of the living. You could have been found yourself in the service of a rather ambitious Lich or Demilich, such as Acererak, or a powerful Vampire, perhaps even the mysterious Artor Morlin, or Shyressa. Perhaps your patron is a powerful ghost of a lost adventurer who has come back to share their wealth of knowledge.
The "ryle of magic" emphasizes the power of imagination, creativity, and intention. It encourages individuals to cultivate a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world around them. It promotes the idea that reality is not fixed and unchangeable, but fluid and full of possibilities. One of the fundamental principles of the "ryle of magic" is the idea that everything is interconnected. It posits that there are hidden patterns and synchronicities in the universe that can be harnessed and utilized. By recognizing and aligning with these patterns, individuals can manifest their desires and shape their reality. Another key aspect of the "ryle of magic" is the belief in the power of symbols and rituals. Symbolism is seen as a way of communicating with the subconscious mind and accessing deeper layers of understanding. Rituals, whether simple daily routines or elaborate ceremonies, are regarded as tools for focusing intention and creating a connection with the divine or higher self. The "ryle of magic" also emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and ethical behavior. Practitioners are encouraged to use their powers for the greater good and to consider the consequences of their actions. It promotes the idea that magic should not be used for selfish or harmful purposes but as a means of personal and collective transformation. In conclusion, the "ryle of magic" is a philosophy and approach to life that embraces the power of imagination, interconnectedness, symbolism, and personal responsibility. It offers a way to navigate the complexities of the world and tap into the limitless potential within each individual. Whether one believes in the supernatural or not, the principles of the "ryle of magic" can serve as a guiding force for leading a purposeful and fulfilling life..
Reviews for "Ryle of Mgic and Gratitude: Cultivating a Positive Mindset"
1. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars
I found "Ryle of Magic" to be quite disappointing. The plot was poorly developed and felt disjointed. The characters lacked depth and I couldn't connect with any of them. The writing itself was also lackluster, with repetitive phrases and awkward sentence constructions. Overall, I couldn't wait for the book to end and wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Chris - 1 out of 5 stars
"Ryle of Magic" was one of the worst books I've ever read. The story was confusing and the world-building was inconsistent. The pacing was all over the place, with moments of extreme action followed by pages of unnecessary filler. The dialogue was also cringe-worthy, with forced humor and unrealistic conversations. I had high hopes for this book, but it turned out to be a major disappointment.
3. Lisa - 2 out of 5 stars
I struggled to finish "Ryle of Magic" as I found the writing style to be tedious and repetitive. The author seemed to rely heavily on clichés and predictable plot devices. The character development was also lacking, with flat and uninteresting protagonists. I was hoping for a captivating magical adventure, but instead, I was left bored and unenthused. There are much better fantasy novels out there to spend your time on.