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Thanks! Now, the question. How the hell do I get into the.. Witchy stuff. I don't know what else to call it, I don't wanna offend anyone. I love the idea and the aesthetic, as well as the connection to nature and the natural world |
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I know the five elements, fire, water, air, earth and spirit (or aether) but anything else, nadda |
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you don't have to go all in! for me it's just the little things like jars, crystals or a good ol rock |
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WAIT i didn't know spirit was aether is that why the aether in minecraft is called that |
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That's similar to what I have to say. Some people never advance to magic, but it's really a matter of you, I guess. I may be new to it all, but that much seems clear to me. |
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Yeah I would say the best way to start is to start collecting and researching. Books, youtube videos, websites. You can easily hurt yourself if you try to jump straight into spellwork and such, so it is best to start small. Meditation and tarot card reading are also good beginner tools to work with. Even just trying to work on raising and lowering energy or manifestation of small things can go a big way. And trust your intution - if you are being called to investigate a certain thing (like for me, looking into divination was huuuge) than go for it. If you truly have nowhere to start the best thing to do is start a book of shadows, or a place where you feel comfortable writing down all the stuff you are learning and are going to learn. |
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Oh, sigil-making is another great tool to start with! |
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sigils are so fucking fun |
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God, sigil making sounds so fun- I haven't made one. |
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