One of the questions I often get asked is, “How do I figure out what kind of practice is right for me?” My answer is always the same: Pay attention to what naturally pulls you in.

One of the beautiful things about witchcraft is that there isn’t one “right” path. Some people feel completely at home reading Tarot. Others come alive in the kitchen making herbal remedies or baking seasonal recipes. Some feel the strongest connection while walking in the woods, sitting by the ocean, creating sigils, or just lighting a candle with intention.

Your magickal strengths aren’t something you choose, or something someone else chooses for you. They’re something you discover.

If you're feeling a little lost or unfocused in your practice, here's something for you to try this week. The next time you do any kind of magickal practice, take two minutes afterward and ask yourself:

• Did this energize me or drain me?
• Did I lose track of time?
• Would I be excited to do this again tomorrow?
• Did I feel more connected to myself afterward?

That’s it! Don’t overthink it.

At the end of the week, look back at your answers. Chances are, you’ll start to see a pattern. Those practices that leave you feeling inspired, peaceful, curious, or excited are where your magick is asking you to go deeper.

You don’t have to master every form of witchcraft, boo. That would be insane and honestly, not necessary. You just have to learn to trust what resonates with you. (And be open to knowing that will likely change and evolve over the years.)

The most powerful practice isn’t the one that’s trending online or looks the most impressive. It’s the one you’ll actually come back to again and again. Consistency builds confidence, and confidence builds a stronger connection with your own intuition.

A reminder: Intuitive Coaching is coming to an end this month. If you’ve been thinking about booking a session, this is your final reminder before those appointments are no longer available.

Thanks for being here at The Village Grimoire.

-Allie

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