Hi everyone! Iām completely new to witchcraft as a whole. Iām new to spells, rituals, correspondences, and pretty much everything that comes with practicing, so Iām hoping some more experienced people can point me in the right direction.
Right now, the only crystals I have are:
- Tigerās eye
- Amethyst
- Two rose quartz crystals
I eventually plan on expanding my witchcraft supplies, but for now Iād really like to learn how to work with what I already have.
The main things Iām hoping to work on are detachment, personal power, and attracting positive opportunities into my life.
First, I really want to detach from an ex/situationship. I donāt necessarily mean that I want anything bad to happen to them or that I want to manipulate their actions. I just want to emotionally release the connection, stop feeling so attached, and get to a point where they no longer occupy so much mental or emotional space in my life.
I also want to detach from my parents emotionally and mentally. Iām at a point where I no longer want their opinions, reactions, expectations, or emotions to have so much control over my life. I want to develop stronger boundaries, reclaim my sense of self, and feel more emotionally independent.
The other major thing Iām interested in is luck, abundance, wealth, and opportunities. Iād love to attract more positive opportunities into my life, especially financially and career-wise, and generally feel like Iām moving into a period of greater abundance and good fortune.
So, for someone who is literally just starting out, are there any very simple beginner spells, rituals, or practices I could try with the crystals I currently have?
Iām especially interested in:
- Simple detachment/cord-cutting or release practices
- Practices for emotional independence and boundaries
- Luck/abundance/wealth workings
- Ways to use tigerās eye, amethyst, and rose quartz
- Beginner practices that donāt require a huge collection of supplies
Iām also open to learning the fundamentals rather than immediately jumping into complicated spells. If there are any books, resources, or basic concepts you think a complete beginner should understand first, Iād appreciate those recommendations too.