Travel into picture/story

A spell that lets you travel into some form of media (Photo, story, movie, drawing, etc.) for a short period of time.

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There is no such spell. What you suggest is not the reality of magical practice.

There is no spell that will let you physically travel into some form of media. Which is too bad in a way because I'd love to be able to enter the worlds of some books and movies I've seen.

However, one could mentally create such a place on the astral realm and astrally travel there to visit it. There are a number of threads on this site about how to go about astral travel.

Also there is a book in the shop here called "Astral Travel for Beginners" that you might want to take a look at. You can find it at https://www.spellsofmagic.com/shop_details.html?c=B&s=Di...

I would also suggest checking out the thread called The Basics Expanded at https://www.spellsofmagic.com/read_post.html?post=483942 to give yourself a better understanding of what magic can and cannot do.

I agree with Lark, the most feasible way to be able to explore a fictitious world is through either DreamWork or astral travel.

Dream working is just as it sounds, creating willful influences on the nature and environment of our dreams. Also known as a dream intent. The process is to use meditation practices to bring yourself into a state of deep relaxation and present-moment awareness. Then making a purposeful and specific statement you can repeat in your mind a few times, as if assigning a task to yourself/your subconscious.


Astral travel is also done through meditation, but with the idea of moving your awareness external from your physical self (instead of moving 'within' like in a dream intent). The goal would be to find and explore a place that would have a similar feel to what you want to re-create.

A caveat to both; where we live now, is our reality. It is easy for people to forget that as they go exploring and looking for flights of fancy. They can be tools for reflection, experiences for personal growth, and sometimes temporary escapes. But it is not and will never replace reality.

Challenges happen in life. They are meant to be grown from. To be learned from. I often compare it to going to school. You might not like math class and prefer to goof off rather than do the work, but a few weeks of avoidance only results in having to repeat the grade next year. Or, worse, to be moved forward, but unable to keep up with the next lessons because you are missing their foundations.