The Magi were Zoroastrian priests and wise men who studied astronomy, science, and mathematics. They studied the patterns of the world to recognize shifts before they became visible to anyone else.

In the Christian tradition, the Magi recognized signs that others could not yet read — anticipating the birth of Christ months in advance. They timed their departure to arrive at the moment of his birth — and honor him. They did not wait for confirmation. They moved on understanding.

The word Magic is derived from them. Their core teaching is:

This book was written in that spirit — with the belief that clarity is its own form of good thought. And good thought is where Magic begins.