If my left-brain mentality, and knowledge of computer programming aided my ability to grasp anomalous, independent yet interwoven universes, then it certainly impeded my ability to understand magic. The problem arose with my conception of a "command". In computer programming, commands are sent to the computer in a very formalized way; computer programming languages are extremely structured and inflexible. Another road-block to understanding magic, which sprang up because of my computer-nerd dispositions, was regarding the parameter of faith. In computer land, countless times have I succeeded brilliantly in solving a problem by a series of random, trial-and-error potshots that I was sure "won't work", and, as if it were part of the ritual, I didn't fail to utter that suspicion aloud either. In those cases, “this won’t work” was followed by “Did that just work?“. But in magic, absolute faith is necessary. Rule #1: Faith. Like every other path of spiritual development, magic requires faith. Without belief and focus, you (your spells) are sure to fail. Surely, this is an aspect of the occult that has kept the merely curious at bay. Michael Wynn's "The Soul Travelers" reveals the truth about mythology, the spirit world, magic, Satanism, and the Illuminati. This documentary reviews repeating themes in mythology and tales of ancient man. Then the video discusses the details of the spirit world, chakras, demons, and angels. It continues by delving into the details of magic, the occult, and Satanic Illuminati symbolism. The Soul Travelers is surely among the most revealing documentaries on the subject of magic and the occult, as it takes a revisionist look at the symbols of secret societies like the Freemasons. It concludes by examining the characters like Satan, Jesus, Babylon, and more from the perspective of the occult.