’Magic - a Desire Made Real’, this is how Diana in Discovery of Witches defines it.

I’ve always believed in Magic. As a little girl, I could not explain it, but what felt like depletion of energy, lowering of frequencies through the loss of passion, I would describe as ‘all the magic is gone’.

Children believe in Magic, their pure belief that it exists is magical in its own right. What is that belief they hold so dearly to their hearts? A hope, a wish, a desire that what they want can happen. They back it up with a 100% clear, unsullied conviction and continue to trust equivocally.
From an adult perspective, it is lack of limiting beliefs. An energy, a vibration of no doubt, not even a spec of energetic discrepancy. You see, the difference between an adult and a child is that even when we want our desire to become a reality however passionately, we bring our past experiences, doubts, reservations, lack of confidence into the picture. We go: I want this 100%, oh gosh, it is not here yet, will it ever happen? and so on. This brings contradictions into the energetical field when a pure and innocent vibrational offering of a child is devoid of insecurity.

A child may bring about that wish into reality by the squeaky cleaniness of their heart, a genie or albeit a parent, but it is not the same as the magic of an apprentice and then a master magician.

There are those who walk among us that have managed to master all the elements and tools required to reach the place of uninhabited trust and knowing, the Magicians. It allows them to in fact draw the manifestation to them, instead of reaching for it in the dark. The tools I m talking about are the attainment of emotional, mental, physical and spiritual balance within oneself.

A true magic is the moment one STOPS all longing, yearning or craving and feel so whole and complete that Freedom, Joy and Awe have no other choice but draw themselves to them.