In a world with mysteries, Manuel was making money through MAGIC (it happens in the real world) through a magic coin he got from a little wizard boy. A saga, a queer narrative: the glitz, the price he paid and how it ended.
From birth till death we all have our personal roads of life. Somebody’s track in life is like fingerprint; it is different in totality than the life of other persons.
Some roads of life are self-chosen; a road of life is chosen for some other persons by others or by some circumstances in life.
In this book is the road of life of Manuel, who got excess money every day through magic; not through any real world business.
But he had to get busy creating real-life businesses and other footprints to explain his wealth; creating legitimacy for money he got directly through magic.
His life was queer; an upside down situation of getting wealth first before creating a business to account for it, instead of usual reality of business first to create wealth.
There were repercussions for him for delving into making money directly through magic; endless non-listed repercussions he never knew of before going into money making through magic.
A magic coin he got from a real-life little wizard boy brought loads of money into a vault daily for him. The total reality determined his entire adult days road of life; a queer one.
Where was the money coming from…?
How it all started, got into it and how he fared with the wealth: the road of Manuel's life.
Excerpt
Manuel grew up in a rural community in West Africa. As a teenager, he got a story of witchcraft confession made by a middle-aged widow. The widow mentioned one of her little boys as a little wizard she initiated into the craft. The boy is Manuel's little pal in the neighborhood. Manuel bullied the boy, adding threat of murder to coerce the boy to bring a single coin from a black pot full of coins in the coven (Manuel had over-heard some drunks talk about the existence of such a coin in covens). For fear of being murdered by Manuel, the little boy eventually succeeded at bringing a coin from the coven for Manuel, beating a keen eyed wizard guard of the pot of coins in their coven.
Every night the coin generated what was like a bullion-van load of U.S. dollars and other currencies neatly arranged in a hidden vault for Manuel within his home. He only needed to create footprint to account for the money he took to banks daily...
His life changed in fortunes; his life also changed from normal: He was having strange experiences and apparitions both day and night and could not sleep at night whenever the coven that owned the coin was in their nocturnal sessions: he was linked to the coven through their coin in his possession. Everything we know in normal life got twisted for him or could no longer be predicted to be the same for him...: the price he paid for delving into making money Through Magic.
WEALTH THROUGH MAGIC is a narrative of Manuel's wealth-generating magic coin (he got from a wizard boy), Manuel's ghastly days with the coin before the ghastly end of his road of life with the magic coin.
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Wealth Through Magic: How He Got it; The Price He Paid For it
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5.0 out of 5 stars How magic work in West Africa
Reviewed in Canada on September 8, 2020
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As someone who lived in Africa, this story resonates well with me. From voodoo to magic and witchcraft of all shades, the reality is that psychic forces are alive in Africa and there is no limit to the use that these forces of are deployed by their practitioners. But one law of Nature or the other in our usual world is breached when magic is utilized to achieve a certain end. And as Manuel found out in this story, the only laws man can successfully break are the ones he created and not those of Nature. Manuel's dependence on witchcraft to create wealth is in breach of the laws of Nature and comes with dire consequences even upon the most wary transgressor.
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