Something I'd like to mention with respect to both "magick" and psychedelics being a "savior" or all good is that receptivity of the journeyer needs to be present. Without one being open to such types of experiences and the changes they can influence, that individual will never have the insights, understanding, or experiences of which we are talking about. Thus, there are plenty of people that will stay ignorant, naive, corrupt, selfish, etc and may be exacerbated by the psychedelic, no matter the psychedelic.

I think also that there's a difference in how people talk about magic. Here we speak of it as something evocative, invoking very specific things experienced internally, that broadens our awareness and understanding. However, there are those that speak of magic in "unrealistic" terms about fantastical and fanciful things that is removed from its esoteric core. This latter way of talking about magick I feel also turns most lay people off to the magick that we here are referring to.

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