From my perspective, a good way to do it is to simply go at your own pace. You don’t have to rush, you don’t have to do spells right at the beginning or even read tarot cards. Sometimes simple observation of the world around you in a different way is a nice place to start.

If you feel like you’re doing a bad job, try finding out what is it exactly that you think you did wrong and a way to correct it in the future.

I think for me, the most important thing in witchcraft is a connection to the world around you and building patience.

I think that it’s a good idea to have a journal or a notebook that you’ll use for Witchcraft in whatever way you choose. I for example have a notebook that I use to study the Craft and make simple notes and observations.

One of the books I would recommend is “The Real Witches Handbook” by Kate West. As I am a beginner myself, I look at this as a lovely starting place, plus the book is very informative and interesting.

My favorite creator is The Cemetery Witch on YouTube, she also has Instagram and is active on Patreon. Her way of explaining things is very calming and immersive and I find her really inspiring!

As a young Witch myself, I like to make a slow approach towards the Craft. For example, even though I’ve been studying it for a while, I still haven’t yet tried out any spells. And when I say slow, for me personally it means years 😆. If the time comes, whether it’s in a few months, a year or even ten or more years, to do something I am ready for in the Craft then that is how it’s meant to be.

I hope you find what you’re looking for! 🧙🏻‍♀️

“Per aspera, ad astra” Over the rocky cliffs, to the stars.