The Magician’s Nephew, by C. S. Lewis

The nephew of the magician is the origin of Narnia. It began with two children who were keenly curious but cowardly professors and two children who wanted to know secretly what they did in the laboratory. When they got there, the professor told the children that they cheated them to try his invention that he had found a way to travel between the world. It is followed by disasters and wonderful adventures. Magicians' nephews occur in multiple worlds. It began in this world, early in the 20th century, in the back yard of the house, in a regular British community, a girl named Polly met a boy named Digori. Gory stated that his uncle is studying the top secret project.

Adventure begins with the magician's nephew, the first champion of the classic fantasy series of C. S. Lewis, who has captivated readers of all ages for over 60 years. This is an independent novel, but if you want to experience more miracles in Narnia, please read the second book of "Lions, Witches, Wardrobe" and "The Chronicles of Narnia".

Some publishers change the order of the Narnia series, and some books are not ordered in chronological order, not in the order written by C. S. Lewis. This command lists magicians' nephews as the first book in the series. The most unfortunate aspect of this change is that it reduces the reader's experience with lions, witches and magic cupboards, and mage nephews. The magical performance at the end of the sorcerer of the magician is meaningless, mainly about the professor 's mystery and expectations for miracles being shattered in the bud. This is a serious problem

People who seriously practice black magic are often pathetic, weak, narrow, unhappy, and miserable. (Andrew's nephew, a nephew of Lewis magician, is an insightful portrait of this sort.I hope that Lewis met an annoying mysticist near Oxford, founded in the early days Some are Buddhist Tantra based on black magic.The text of Mahayoga contains deadly spells, demonic calls, and the magic of moral reversal of the system.Eeracle fragments in my novel - Mahayana image and legendary Necromancer spells and horror painting details

In the fourth letter of The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis, Screwrade wrote to his nephew Wormwood, saying that if you do not pray Wormwood's "patient" will be tempted and may succumb to it. Screwtape explained to Wormwood that one of the ways in which his patient's prayers are neutral is that we were defeated every time they enter the enemy, but how to stop them from doing so was. The easiest thing is to get rid of their line of sight from him. Let 's see their own ideas and create emotions there through their will. When they are looking for a charity from him, begin not trying to create charity for themselves, not noticing what they are doing. When they want to pray for courage, I really want to be brave. Let them feel forgiven when they say they pray for forgiveness