<title>Patterns of Power (4)</title>
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    <outline><br/><br/><br/><br/><center>- Patterns of Power (4) -</center></outline><br/><br/>
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    Table of Contents<br/><br/>

    <a href="#ch1">1. True Mastery</a><br/>
    <a href="#ch2">2. Conclusion</a><br/>
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    <font color="#ff3838C0">1. True Mastery</font><br/>
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    A Glyph is a chorus, each shape a voice coming together to create one glorious whole.<br/>
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    Just as a chorus does not become more beautiful simply by adding more voices or longer songs, a Glyph is not made more potent by adding more symbols or bigger shapes.<br/>
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    A song requires harmony between separate voices. A Glyph must be intricately composed, its color chosen carefully, to enable the Glyph to generate greater power.<br/>
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    There are no tricks. I can offer you no shortcuts. You must simply become proficient.<br/>
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    Every new Glyph is a new revelation, inspiring ever more experimentation, even greater designs. This is the only way to achieve true mastery.<p/>

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    <font color="#ff3838C0">2. Conclusion</font><br/>
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    As I come to the conclusion of this introductory series, I think it only fitting that I present to you my first ever Glyph, which opened my eyes to a whole new world.<br/>
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    <img src="../img/book_magigraph_3.jpg" align="center" width="200" height="200" clip="true"/>
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