Chaos magic is a highly postmodern occult practice developed in the 1970s that strips away all the traditional religious dogma of mysticism and treats belief as an active tool rather than an absolute truth.

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Chaos magic is a highly postmodern occult practice developed in the 1970s that strips away all the traditional religious dogma of mysticism and treats belief as an active tool rather than an absolute truth. Practitioners believe that it does not matter if you pray to an ancient Egyptian god, a Catholic saint, or a fictional pop culture character like Batman, as long as the psychological focus helps you alter reality. Chaos magicians will literally create their own gods out of thin air, using complex sigils and deep meditation to manifest their desires without adhering to any dusty old spell books. It is essentially the open-source software version of witchcraft, allowing modern mystics to hack the universe with the spiritual equivalent of duct tape and an active imagination