Practicing Magic Ten Minutes a Day: Why It's Important and How to Do It
Original blost post is from my website.
I highly recommend practicing ten minutes of witchcraft a day. Only ten minutes: donāt pressure yourself to work above that (at least not yet).
I can already predict commenters arguing that this approach is lazy. I beg to differ. When youāre lazy, you decide to do nothing because practicing too much effort. Performing magic ten minutes a day is doing something, even if you donāt want to do it. Thatās the opposite of laziness. Itās dedication.
Before you decide that ten minutes doesnāt add up to anything, letās lay down the math.
10 minutes x 7 days a week = 70 minutes. Thatās over an hour of practice each week.
10 minutes x 7 days a week x 5 weeks = almost 6 hours of honing your magic skills.
Ten minutes isnāt too much pressure. It doesnāt intercept too much of your day. Itās doable. It provides enough time for practice and reflection. And putting in the time lends you the motivation to continue the habit in the future.
āHereās how to employ the ten-minute practice.
Pick an exercise that you can work on for ten minutes. Preferably, youāll choose a skill that you want to improve. Examples include spirit communication, divination, astral projection, energy work, scrying, and dream interpreting.
Carve out the time to work on that magic. From in between classes to morning/night routines to waiting for your pasta to boil, youāll always have a ten minute block to spare. So, use it to your advantage. Set an alarm if you need to be reminded.
Do it before you can second-guess yourself out of doing it.
Frame your results in a positive light. Even if your spell failed, it still taught you something about magic and your skills. Write down what worked and what didnāt work. Decide what youāll change next time in order to achieve better results. The point isnāt that it went differently than expected; the point is that you did it.
Reward yourself in a small way. You can post on social media, play your favorite song, or tell yourself, āI did that pretty well.ā Although this might sound arbitrary, research in 2008 by Dutch neuroscientists found that positive feedback activates the brain more powerfully than negative feedback. We understand positive feedback better since itās put more simply, which gives us an easy push to work on our magic again.
Iāve been applying my scrying skills using the ten-minute practice and Iāve already noticed an improvement. I hope this post motivates you to tackle your witchcraft goals.
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