Magic is a craft of imagination, visualization, great self-image and persistence. Since every branch of magic depends on and arises from the mind, you should take some time to imprint the possibility of magic actually existing into your mental paradigm - the way you see existence and what is possible. This step is called "Initiation."

If you are new to practicing magic, it is advised that you start small with something easy, like crystal intention setting, herbalism and food recipes, acupressure points or some simple common magic spells. This can help you fulfill the step of Initiation. With 21 spells done successfully, you can see yourself as one of the Initiated. Until then, you are what is called an "Apprentice."

When practicing magic, you should always keep your mind clear as well as your intention. With every result in this search engine, there is a title and a purpose that should be either thought or said out loud when doing your spell to set a clear intention.

Never expect anything!
Energy in all its forms is not a fan of being expected to do anything; it just does what it does. You cannot tell water to flow the other way, but you can arrange for the conditions to change. When the change is properly done, just know that the water flows the way you wish.

Keep in mind this:
You can't command water to flow in a different direction, but you can create conditions for change. Accept the natural course of events, just as you accept the sun's warmth or water's quenching of thirst. Believe in your spells' effectiveness as you would in these natural phenomena.

It is most crucial to keep your process occult, being that nobody actually needs to know what you are doing. Therefore, magic should be something done out of the public eye, keeping it only for the Initiated. If you do feel the need to show it to someone, make sure they are to be trusted, though the burden of keeping the so-called "supernatural" a secret can be great. Also make sure that you master what you wish to display. But this is all natural, though not in the mainstream knowledge of what is doable, making it supernatural in the eyes of the Uninitiated.

Over time
As your knowledge expands, you'll craft your own spells, rituals, and enchantments. When, or if, you get this far, you can view yourself as a "Sorcerer".

Between being an "Apprentice" and a "Sorcerer," you are what is known as a "Magician".

In the journey of magical practice, it is essential to establish a foundation of ethics and self-awareness. This path requires introspection and a commitment to understanding oneself at a deep, spiritual level.

• Choice of Magical Identity: Determine the type of practitioner you wish to be. This decision should be rooted in introspection and honesty. Whether you choose to be a practitioner who focuses on altruistic and compassionate magic or one who pursues personal gain, be mindful of your intentions and their impacts.
• Karmic Laws: Understand and respect the laws of karma. The energy you put into the world often returns to you. Actions driven by negative intentions or harmful desires are likely to yield undesired consequences.
• Awakening Journey: While not mandatory, embarking on a journey of awakening, such as the activation and rising of Kundalini energy from the root (Muladhara) to the crown (Sahasrara) chakra, can offer profound insights into your true nature and desires. This process can deepen your understanding of your magical practice and its implications. It might even be a good idea to include your Foot Star Chakra, Soul star hakra and God's Brain chakra in you complete kundlini awakening. This to fully know your divine self and your connections, among other aspects.
• Informed Practice: Engage in magic with knowledge and awareness. While it’s possible to practice without fully understanding these deeper aspects, informed practice through spiritual awakening and learning is beneficial. This deeper understanding can be facilitated by studying texts like "Tao Te Ching" and "The Kybalion."
• Continuous Learning: The path of magic is a journey of continuous learning and growth. Stay open to new knowledge, experiences, and perspectives that can enhance your practice and personal development.

Remember, the path of magic is deeply personal and unique to each individual. Respect your journey and the journeys of others, as each practitioner has their own goals, methods, and experiences.

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