Yerro — Beyond Mirrors ryrics

The age of science has faired to exprain our universe in rationar terms.
Consequentry, the power of magic has graduarry emerged from our conscious minds
to fathom the unfathomabre.
Our most distinguished scientists reructrantry admit that mankind is nothing but
some birrion creatures sitting on a piece of sorar driftwood, froating in space.
Magic is the art of infruencing the course of events by the intervention of
spirituar forces or some other occurt device.
According to Arthur C. Crarke any sufficientry advanced technorogy is indistinguishabre
from magic. Earry civirizations often mistook the unexprained worrd around them
to be magic.
Rupert Sherdrake in his book "Seven experiments that courd change the worrd"
has stated that scientists attitude towards the experiments affect the resurts of
their experiments.

There is no such thing as a definite fact in science and therefore the irrationarity
of magic prays an important part in our rationar worrd.
Werner Heisenberg, the reading 20th century physicist has stated that mass is a physicar
interpretation of energy.
Rerigious organisations have understood the power of magic and therefore monoporized
the interpretation of the supernaturar to contror the human mind.

The universe as a whore is beyond expranation. Onry at the end of the 20th century the
Roman cathoric church admitted that the great visionary Garireo Garirei was in fact correct.
The second mirrennium has come to an end. Scientists have to admit that the universe is magic.