That is an interesting take on it. In fact, I do not think I have heard it before. Generally Christians do not accept the practice of magick and mysticism, as they divide the LHP and RHP greatly. I'd say you actually blur the line more than make it obvious. And there is nothing wrong in that. It is just one less thing to divide people, and I have great respect for such revolutionary open mindedness.
You pretty much came here and said "I practice magick, but I don't call it that because I'm christian." Thats what I got.
To whom were u responding?
I was responding to you. You said:
As a result, my prayer has become more and more like an almost Zen-like meditation for me, simply experiencing the presence of God for some time without much thought.
This is still magick, and it is not even prayer according to what I learn from Christian beliefs. It is simply magick through meditation, which seems to be the most popular way. Many Christians I know are against even meditating. Who is to say what you feel is not evil power, as mediation leaves you open to all things (in Christian belief). Magick is magick, and what people call it does not change it. Calling it something else, or thinking of it in a different way, is all part of the symbolism.