How do you become a real wizard in real life?

Answer 1

If you want to become a wizard in real life, then you must be asking the question from a magical or fantasy life where Wizardry, a craft, is more easily acquired as a skill. Simply ask any kindly old one-eyed hunchback dressed in rags and begging for sustenance in a dark alley where one might learn Wizard skills. He won't answer, but when you put a coin into his cup, he will press a small amulet into your palm that will guide you to an extremely old bookstore and a dusty old tome that, well, the rest plays itself out in an adventure that includes some comical mistakes, dangerous foes and a bit of romance. Eventually you will achieve the status of Wizard, or you will be dead or trapped in a bottle. If a Wizard, your next step is to simply open a portal into "real life". MAKE SURE there are two sides to the portal so you can get back. Real life is quite overrated.

A Pagan Perspective

Wizards (the real ones) belong to one of the spiritual paths that fall within the larger group called Pagan.

The wizards I know, are students of nature and magic. Most of them (like most people) are ethical, honest, people.

Being a wizard is a lifetime of work. These, people (men and women) are not the fictional wizards you might have read about, but they are very real.

Some, but not all of them even take on students, but they are few and far between. Not, that that should keep you from looking for a teacher.

Answer 2

This is a controversial subject and it is important all sides are heard. Please do not blank these answers, just add your own thoughts to the bottom of the list.

Answer 1

Well you can't, because there's no such thing as magic! Harry Potter is just a movie!

Answer 2

If you want to become a wizard in real life, then you must be asking the question from a magical or fantasy life where Wizardry, a craft, is more easily acquired as a skill. Simply ask any kindly old one-eyed hunchback dressed in rags and begging for sustenance in a dark alley where one might learn Wizard skills. He won't answer, but when you put a coin into his cup, he will press a small amulet into your palm that will guide you to an extremely old bookstore and a dusty old tome that, well, the rest plays itself out in an adventure that includes some comical mistakes, dangerous foes and a bit of romance. Eventually you will achieve the status of Wizard, or you will be dead or trapped in a bottle. If a Wizard, your next step is to simply open a portal into "real life". MAKE SURE there are two sides to the portal so you can get back. Real life is quite overrated.

Answer 3: A Pagan Perspective

Wizards (the real ones) belong to one of the spiritual paths that fall within the larger group called Pagan.

The wizards I know, are students of nature and magic. Most of them (like most people) are ethical, honest, people.

Being a wizard is a lifetime of work. These, people (men and women) are not the fictional wizards you might have read about, but they are very real.

Some, but not all of them even take on students, but they are few and far between. Not, that that should keep you from looking for a teacher.

Answer 4:

I believe that people can use magic. In fact I know how to use it.

However, I wouldn't call people who use magic wizards. This is because people who use magic aren't any different from people who don't. They have just developed a skill unknown to most people. There is no ritual to start using magic.

Answer 5:

You can't, its all tricks and illusions.

Answer 6:

That's a lie ok first we are real second you cant unless a wizard turns you or someone in your family was or is a wizard so sorry mortals.

Answer 7:

Believe in magic, hard. Buy/make a wand and make spells. Practice.

Answer 8:

Just pick up a stick, put on a silly hat, and mumble some incomprehensible gibberish. That should do the trick.