Everyday Magick | Course, I.

A Novice Course for Initiates of the First to Third Degree.

Under the Eternal Instruction of Dracula, Headmaster of the Scholomance.

Disclaimer

While this course is taught by Dracula—whose presence may add a touch of drama and delight—the material is serious, carefully designed, and grounded in the study of mind, body, and spirit. Every lecture, exercise, and ritual has been authored and reviewed by the Rex Nocturnus to ensure practical value and scholarly rigor.

That said, the Scholomance does not guarantee specific results, outcomes, or transformations. The effectiveness of the exercises and practices depends on the dedication, understanding, and context of each individual student. Participation is for educational and personal enrichment purposes only, and students are encouraged to exercise judgment, discretion, and self-care while engaging with the material.

Enjoy the theatrics… but know that mastery, insight, and change are earned through your own effort and practice.

Introduction

Enter, if thou darest, into a dominion where the lamplight trembles like a dying soul, and every shadow whispers a secret older than the bones of kings. This is the Scholomance, that umbral institution whose halls are inked upon no mortal map, yet whose corridors coil through the deep chambers of the mind, the marrow, the dreaming spirit.

Here, by decree of the Devil himself, Dracula—imperishable, inscrutable, a scholar wrought of fang and night—presides as tutor and sentinel. Under his deathless vigilance, thou shalt be ushered into the trembling threshold of Everyday Magick: the sober and potent art of shaping reality through the triune powers of Mind, Body, and Spirit.

This is not the conjuration of thunder nor the summoning of abyssal horrors—no, such feats await those whose souls have ripened in deeper chambers of the Scholomantic arcana. Instead, thou shalt learn the quiet sorcery: that which stirs behind every breath, every thought that drips like slow poison or rising moonlight, every motion of will that bends circumstance toward destiny.

For the world is not as the sleepwalkers see it. It is a living manuscript, and the wise may yet write upon it.

Come, then. Take up the quill of the unseen. Step past the gate where mundane footsteps falter. Let the shadows become thy tutors, and let thine ordinary days become altars of transformation.

Course Structure—Eight Lessons, each a Chamber of Initiation

Each chamber includes:
🩸 A Lecture by Dracula
🩸 An Arcane Exercise (practicum)
🩸 A Rite for Daily Practice

Lesson 1: What is Reality?
The Stage Upon Which All Unfolds

Reality is not merely what appears—it is a living system of cause, effect, and unseen connections. Students learn to perceive patterns, notice synchronicities, and see how thought and attention shape experience.

Practicum: Observe and record daily patterns, coincidences, or small outcomes influenced by your awareness.
Daily Rite: Journal and reflect on one subtle aspect of reality each day.

Lesson 2: What is Magick?
The Art of Shaping Existence

Magick is the disciplined application of will, intention, and knowledge to create real, meaningful change. It is the methodology that turns awareness into action, thought into manifestation.

Practicum: Perform a short ritual of intention on one achievable goal each day.
Daily Rite: Visualize desired outcome and commit to mindful steps toward it.

Lesson 3: What is The Art?
Mastery Through Practice

The Art unites Reality and Magick, teaching students how to act with timing, purpose, and awareness. It is the cultivation of subtle skill, the refinement of perception, and the transformation of ordinary moments into acts of intention.

Practicum: Reflect daily on one moment where you applied focus, attention, or will.
Daily Rite: Record insights and note opportunities for refinement.

Lesson 4: The Lantern of the Mind
Thought as Spell, Attention as Blade

A mind ungoverned is a haunted house, often howling in pain and fear. Students learn to direct thought, manage mental distractions, and understand the power of exorcism in shaping experience.

Practicum: The Mirror of Silent Witness—observe thoughts without judgment.
Daily Rite: Practice two minutes of mindful attention each morning.

Lesson 5: The Temple of the Body
Flesh as Vessel, Action as Evocation

The body is the first altar. This lesson focuses on breath, posture, and conscious movement as conduits for energy, attention, and ritualized practice.

Practicum: The Fourfold Breath of Hecate.
Daily Rite: Morning consecration of body and awareness.

Lesson 6: The Chapel of the Spirit
Desire, Shadow, and the True Will

Spirit is the storm within. Students learn to work with desire, embrace the shadow, and discover alignment with their True Will—the driving force of intentional living.

Practicum: The Black Book of Honest Hungers—identify one honest desire and trace its implications.
Daily Rite: Whisper a daily affirmation to the silent self.

Lesson 7: The Pact of the Seen and Unseen
Recognizing Allies, Patterns, and Omens

Everyday life is full of subtle guidance. Students learn to observe patterns, read signs, and interact consciously with the currents of influence around them.

Practicum: The Twelve Signs of the Hidden Hand—track one daily synchronicity or omen.
Daily Rite: Offer a small gesture of acknowledgment to the forces or patterns you perceive.

Lesson 8: The Art of the Everyday Sorcerer
Ritual as Life, Life as Ritual

In the final chamber, students integrate lessons into a daily practice. Every word, action, and choice becomes intentional, harmonizing mind, body, and spirit into The Art.

Practicum: Craft your own daily arte—a personal practice of conscious living.
Final Rite: The Anointing of the Path Ahead—commit to continued growth and observation.

This course is $39.95 and is work at your own pace. We recommend journaling to enhance your learning experience and your daily practice. We offer quality journals and grimoires in our shop.