Separate Energies can interact with each other due to a certain internal affinity arising from their very nature as parts of the One. These interactions form separate blocks of energies, and the forces that support the unity of these blocks are called Logoi. The differential logoi accessible to human consciousness are called ideas, or Me.

Since ancient times, the symbolic expression of logos has created human language as a way of comparing macrocosmic and psychocosmic reality. This comparison is based on the Law of Analogies, which marks the “sections” of the logos by each of the planes of reality. Almost all languages, with a greater or lesser degree of accuracy, sought to reflect logos in their elements - letters, sounds and words. Each letter was considered as a symbol of a separate energy or logos of a lower order, and the word - as an expression of a logos of a greater degree of syntheticity

Pronouncing a whole phrase from correctly selected and correctly pronounced words means the emergence of a whole process - magical creativity. This is how the idea of ​​the Spell arises

At the same time, any effective spell must include logos of two levels – Names, that is, the objectification of active figures (gods, spirits, angels or demons) of the process being launched and fields (– expression of those aspects of the process to which activity should be directed. The more precisely the names and fields are compared, the more fully the total Logo of the spell is expressed, which means that it is more effective. The correct utterance of the Spell translates it into the manifested world

In the process of pronouncing, the formative force of the voice, supported by consciousness, reason and feelings, tears out the formed words and phrases from the homogeneous "white noise", and the will relies on this action, actualizing the corresponding logos from the homogeneous field of energies. Any magical act occurs simultaneously at the level of the psychocosmos and macrocosmos, being and consciousness, and the effectiveness of this synchrony largely determines the success of the implementation itself