The important thing is that we take those moments when our energy work does not bring the results we intend and learn from the experience. Magic isn't does not do the work for us, it facilitates the process to get things done.

Definitely. Dividing can provide so much insight. Aside from obstacles, you can learn so much about the root to the reasons why you want to do the spell in the first place. Its just a practice that guides me to the areas in which I should spend energy on.

Definitely. Spellwork requires to be specific. Ive learned to do divination prior to doing a spell to gain insight on potential obstacles or anything that hinder the intention.

I always recommend classic kitchen magic for healing. Can't go wrong with a soup. Use ingredients like bay leaf, thyme, rosemary, garlic, turmeric, and ginger. To make it more hearty i either add rice or pearl couscous.

I like to do mine for protection and keep it hidden by the front door.

I live that! 🤣. They show up in an actual taco truck.

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Cooking in itself is a process with many steps that offer the opportunity to infuse intention into any dish or product. It is a mundane area of life that opens the door to the practice of magic and worship and does not require making any extra time for.

I’ve started using music that matches the intention of the spell or ritual I am working on. I am able to focus a lot more as it helps keep away interfering thoughts.

Food lends itself to be charged with magic. From the prep to the cooking part. So many steps where one can visualize intention and get in line with with the energy and flow. Soups alone can embody all the elements in one dish.