Directive magic

Directive magic is basically using words that command the subconscious and cause results. You can sneak the words into a sentence. The command word is often with a description phrase, the whole thing is a command phrase. Such as putting the steps you want them to go through, to get a result thats sometimes described.

When you attempt the action after reading the text, the directive words are what cause some effects that go along with it. As in this paragraph I used 'command cause results' and 'sneak words into sentence'. This isn't all of them. But, what the words can do can be causing the subconscious to make the scene real in your mind and make the 'scene' that helps define what you read. Sometimes if they want it enough, they make the event by the descriptions in the command words.

This be like magic when you see it, as the intent you use makes the effect. To many directives can confuse the mind or cause them to resist the moment of doing it, and they sometimes refuse if overdone. In which you reinforce the command or effect you want or use physical actions to 'teach a lesson' and cause them to be conditioned to not go against the effect needed.

Why use words instead of doing the intent directly in your head? Because when you see the attempt or others see the attempt, it creates results. The words bring up images that guide the subconscious mind and can cause emotions that fuel the effect. Use of image depiction can guide the mind and bring up the meaning to them. Often you can do this to effect someone else. As you will it, they read it and what they read makes them see what you intended of the words directs what they imagine.

This is true as long as you don't use a foreign language and then if you do, you will just get a willed result. Its as though you have to will the effect to cause results when they read it. So, your will is interred into the text sometimes in picture form, sometimes not.

However, this be true as well where intent will get you better results, words are a crutch for intent. You don't always need a crutch to walk. So use words when you need to, as you can be more flexible once you get past the training wheels. If they know that you're doing it and believe it's working or related, then the attempt will work. Otherwise, they're seeing you do something but thinking that it's not going to work or is unrelated to the moment, almost always adding to the potential that it won't work. Although, if you think that even negative will makes the moment work, then it will work even if they don't think positively of the attempt.