Egyptian magic, also known as Egyptian Witchcraft or Egyptian High Magic, is an ancient practice that originated in the land of Egypt. It is a form of magic that has been passed down through generations and is still practiced in modern times. The purpose of Egyptian magic is to harness and manipulate the forces of nature and the universe in order to bring about specific outcomes. This can include attracting love and romance, gaining wealth and prosperity, protection against evil forces, healing and rejuvenation, and seeking guidance and wisdom. One of the key beliefs in Egyptian magic is the concept of Ma'at, which is the balance and order in the universe. Practitioners aim to align themselves with this cosmic balance in order to achieve their desired goals.
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Como decía, las propiedades curativas y nutritivas que se le atribuyen, hacen que muchas personas recurran a Egyptian Magic para tratar episodios de psoriasis o dermatitis atópica, reducir estrías y cicatrices o mejorar erupciones cutáneas. Con una fórmula 100 natural que no incluye aditivos, químicos ni parabenos de ella se dice que es adecuada para restaurar cualquier tipo de pieles, desde las más secas a las más sensibles.
Practitioners aim to align themselves with this cosmic balance in order to achieve their desired goals. They also believe in the power of deities and invoke their help and guidance in their magical workings. Egyptian magic often involves the use of rituals, spells, and sacred objects.
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Cuando una crema con altas dosis de popularidad en internet da el salto a las farmacias, algo pasa. Y habiéndonos declarado devotas tanto de las cremas con usos reinventados por mandato popular como de los cosméticos de farmacia, era justo y necesario hablar de esta crema. Nos referimos a Egyptian Magic, el famoso bálsamo multiusos que atesoró sus pilares de la fama en 2015, momento desde el cual la marca vende cantidades ingentes de este bálsamo y ha roto stock mundial en varias ocasiones en muchas de las tiendas en la que se vende. De hecho, en 2017, dicen que tuvo en Amazon más búsquedas que el nuevo iPhone en este momento.
Pues bien, ahora este bálsamo inspirado en una fórmula ancestral egipcia, es ahora una de las nuevas obsesiones de las farmacéuticas (y de sus clientas). Y eso, teniendo en cuenta que no todas las cremas son susceptibles de ser vendidas en farmacia, es una #FelizNoticia.
Tal y como nos cuenta Marta Masi, Egyptian Magic –el bálsamo que usan, entre otras, Kate Bosworth y Brooke Shields– está causando furor en su farmacia desde que lo vende. “Egyptian Magic es el nombre que todo el mundo está buscando tanto en internet como en los centros de belleza de todo el mundo. De hecho, ha tenido más búsquedas que el nuevo iPhone", apunta la farmacéutica. Antes de entrar en detalles de la crema, preguntamos a Masi por los criterios que sigue a la hora de escoger las cremas que vende en su farmacia. 1) Calidad: "Compensa más una crema que cumpla con sus funciones, guste, se recomiende, mantenga la fidelidad del cliente, a una que no convenza o se hable mal de ella", apunta. 2) Referencia: "Las recomendaciones de varias fuentes y grupos de personas distintas sobre el producto es esencial", apunta la experta. 3) Innovación. “A la gente le gusta lo viral. Todo lo que sea nuevo y diferente, atrae".
Volviendo a Egyptian Magic, Masi nos cuenta que la descubrió gracias a otras compañeras de profesión –Meritxell Martí Castanyer y Marta Munar le hablaron largo y tendido de este bálsamo mágico– y que desde que le vende en su farmacia, además de dispararse sus ventas, ha habido clientas que se han alegrado mucho. “No olvido la frase de una clienta que me dijo: ‘Me has facilitado la vida”, nos cuenta Masi.
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These rituals are performed in order to connect with the divine and tap into their power. Spells, on the other hand, are carefully crafted incantations that are recited to bring about the desired outcome. These spells can be written on papyri or inscribed on amulets and talismans. One common practice in Egyptian magic is the use of images and symbols. These symbols are believed to contain hidden meanings and represent powerful forces. They are often used in spellwork and can be drawn or engraved on various mediums. The tools used in Egyptian magic can vary, but some common items include ankh, the key of life, statues or images of deities, incense, candles, herbs, and crystals. These tools are used to enhance the energy and intention of the spells and rituals. Overall, Egyptian magic is a powerful and ancient practice that is still respected and used today. It taps into the rich history and mythology of ancient Egypt and provides a means for individuals to connect with the divine and manifest their desires..
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