Question
What are the key elements of Ariel Gatoga's Magical Will technique for finding true purpose?
Answer
Hi there! I’m Ariel Gatoga from Ariel’s Corner.
When I talk about magical will and true purpose, I’m really drawing a line between divine will (your true will) and ego will. Here are the core elements I emphasize across those lectures you’re referencing:
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Aligning with divine will, not ego
Ego will is based on a false sense of separation and fear, which creates frustration, delays, and dissatisfaction. True will (divine will) is your real purpose already placed within you by the Infinite. Magic works best when you ask, “What does Divine Will want here?” rather than “How do I force what I want?” -
Present-moment awareness
I stress that real magic happens in the present moment. When you’re here and now—rather than lost in regret or anxiety—your will is clear, focused, and responsive to inner guidance. The more you practice being present, the more your true purpose reveals itself. -
Training the mind (thought forms, not trinkets)
In The Art of Magic, I explain that magic is not about powders, potions, or spectacle. It’s about:- Directing your imagination toward what you desire
- Holding it with faith (confidence that the Power behind the universe supports you)
- Sustaining it with will (consistent, calm focus)
Those repeated thought patterns become thought forms that reshape your experience and draw you into your real path.
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Distinguishing soul desires from ego lusts
In Embrace the Power of True Will, I talk about “self-interest” as something holy when it comes from your soul. Soul desires:- Bring peace, expansion, and a deep sense of rightness
- Uplift you and naturally bless others
Ego lusts: - Feel grasping, anxious, and never satisfied
Learning to feel the difference in your body and emotions is crucial for finding true purpose.
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Following what truly feels good (in the deepest sense)
True will is always aligned with joy, not sacrifice for its own sake. When you follow what brings genuine peace and aliveness—not momentary thrills, not guilt-driven altruism—you move closer to your real purpose. Denying your true desires in the name of “being good” usually takes you off your path. -
Regular spiritual or magical practice
I encourage consistent, simple practices: meditations, psalms, ritual work, or other sacred routines that keep you tuned to the Divine. These practices:- Quiet the ego mind
- Strengthen your inner guidance
- Make it easier to recognize and act on true will
When you combine these elements—present-moment awareness, mental training, alignment with divine will, discernment of true desire, and steady practice—you don’t usually “figure out” your purpose all at once. Instead, your next right step becomes clear, and walking those steps reveals your purpose over time.
Would you like me to help you turn this into a simple daily practice to start aligning with your true will?
