The Proclamation of the Lodge of Magical Transformation

The Lodge of Magical Transformation was founded in Opava on the 13th of January 2023.

Our membership is voluntary and subject to the approval of the members of the Inner Circle.

Magical transformation is the aim of magical work. No real magic without the transformation of every adept. The transformation takes place on a mental level, energic level, and physical level. Its results are visible in actions, charisma, and on the body. Our members understand that magical transformation is a never-ending process.

The main activity of Lodge directs to the personal transformation of our members at all three levels despite obstacles based on genetic predispositions, a one-sided lifestyle, and limited ideas about one's possibilities. Magic has no limits.

The members cooperate by comparing our experiences and finding points of contact between them.

The Lodge does not restrict its members from membership in any other magical societies or order. It is any religious organization our focus is on magic. We do not address the position of our members on religious issues.

The character of the Lodge is local because we prefer personal contact.

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ADJUSTMENT (English version)

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