Sentence examples for natural magic from inspiring English sources

Magic is therefore a specific science of natural objects (animals, herbs, stones), the servant or minister of nature; in Porta's characteristic definition of natural magic, just as a peasant prepares the soil to help nature produce its marvelous effects, so the natural magus prepares matter in a special way to allow its natural (but nevertheless occult) properties to appear.

Her natural magic potion is echinacea, vitamin C and calcium.

"Estonia is full of natural magic," one visitor said.

Harvey was very much influenced by the ideas of Greek philosopher Aristotle and the natural magic tradition of the Renaissance.

The Renaissance natural magic tradition was very keen on the idea of the human body as a microcosm.

By framing magnetic developments in a historic context, Livingston impresses audiences with much more than just natural magic.

An 'excellent antidote' to his natural shyness, magic was also a way of deterring bullies.

Mr Obama's team believe that if they can't have the natural wild magic of 2008, some clever stage craft and behind the scenes mechanics will still synthetically reproduce that winning wizardry in 2012.

Pastry-makers were natural magicians, and magic in cooking would always come from them.

She prefers to be called Tod and also has a natural affinity for magic.

A frolicking March hare "is something to gladden the heart, a magic natural moment to treasure forever".