This would be Mercury, Maui, The Trickster, Loki, Enki at work.
The religious system of description (1) varies, the most appropriate would be Mercury because that combines commerce and the trickster attributes or roles. The communal spell was probably in fact a type of a wish. I was not involved in it. It was humorous to me and fit the circumstances well. When I lived in Hawaii I grew accustomed to these everyday explanations of things that happen like “magic”. It’s a fun communal way to describe and interact with your world. We did not ascribe everything to the work of the gods and goddesses because that negates the free will of the human being. It’s only when it is sufficiently random or a mystery that it takes on the properties of “something magic”.
There I was eating my breakfast pie and looking at the news on Yahoo and well, the picture says it all: Trump interacting with the press is all about the flying kitty cats. Every time I see him and the press I think “OMG this is like flying kitty cats, how distracting ;-)” see pic below for a screen snap of a video ad after a Trump press conference:
The obvious answer from Mercury (commerce and trickster) is his press conferences are like “flying kitty cats” and if you watch them it sure seems like it. The words witch hunt were mentioned but not on the Yahoo page with the video. There was also no mention of the word cat. So people in my neighborhood were laughing about the random occurence of a advertisement with flying kitty cats which negated his message. This is why I laughed this morning. It’s called magic. nā mea kilokilo vs kilokilo [Low Magic v.s. Sorcery].
In this case it can be attributed to Mercury in the Classical Greek system or a similar trickster in another system. What was asked for exactly was that so he could not do any business: You’re fired was “the exact wish”. The universe responded is what we used to say. Seeing it in everyday life is just a perspective that magic exists and you can relate to “the magic” of it. Absolutely real. There it is. How random is that? How magic is that? nā mea kilokilo eh brah? For realz.
It’s all about the breakfast pies and the kitty cats:
Post Script:
He’s at it again:
(1) Yes there are saints that do these things also. This time? I am going with the witches version.
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