You are so good at casting spells. You do it every day with your thoughts. Ever had those times when things get terrible, you say to yourself, “I knew that was going to happen.”

I do not mean that your thoughts brought on an earthquake or tsunami (although, I suppose, under the right conditions…). What I mean is that whatever you believe will happen to you will.

• I’ll probably get sick. It will probably cost too much. I will probably hate it here. Nobody here will like me. I don’t fit in.

All are self-fulfilling spells. So are…

• I’m going to like it here. I remain healthy. I always find my niche. I make the best of this situation. I accept others as they are. Others accept me.

All are self-fulfilling spells. So are… Your thoughts are powerful and considered requests by your guides. Just remember that you have the magic to create chaos or peace, kindness or injustice, acceptance or intolerance in your part of the world. In your lifetime. In your relationship with others.

In a meditation the other night, I asked Walt Disney to send me a message. In my hand, he placed Tinkerbell’s wand, the one at the start of every movie and commercial that she waves over the Magic Kingdom, and it comes to life with beautiful colors and sparkles. Mr. Disney’s message was for me not to let things get dour, to brighten up things regardless of what is happening around me. To find the bright side and move forward from there. After all, someone has got to bring the sparkle.

It is my choice to accept the wand, which I happily do. It is my goal to bring more color to the world regardless of what’s happening around me, not in a Pollyanna way but in a way that brings hope and confidence and shines a path forward.

It’s positively magic.

How do you wish to wield your magic?

Mary