Am I magic material?

How do I know if I really am good at this, I'm in ohio and I just successfully pulled off a weather spell that scored me three snow days and some extra money shoveling drive walks. Do I really have the ability to control something so... powerful?

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Well firstly everyone has the potential to be "magic material" provided they believe in it and are dedicated enough so yes you are. However don't expect to be a full singing and dancing expert overnight similar to everything in life it takes time, dedication and practice

ok, well how about finding out how powerful I am when it comes to spell craft? Isn't there some sort of test to determine my level in magic/magick?

How do you know your magickal?
Well, first there's the written exam, and then the swimsuit competition...

Really Like the other girlie says we all have the pottential but we have to open up

There is no levels just experience it is like if u r a mom u r not a lvl one mom ur a mom

There's no actual test that is recognized in the magick community.
If you are unsure of what you're doing, seek a teacher and learn your basics. Any decent teacher will be able to help you based on what you are showing them.

And the weather spell....Not to say you *can't* practice magick, but weather spells ( to me atleast ) are more for confidence and very difficult to prove you actually created.

Snow in Ohio during the winter, isn't a spell. It's mother nature. It would be like me claiming I made the rain stay away in the desert for 230 days out of the year even though it's common.

Now come this summer, if you make a snow storm happen there I will gladly eat my own words lol

As the others have said there is nonart magical tear because there is no set magical power levels, in this field knowledge is power and the knowledge comes from hard work and experience. All people have the potential to advance to the same point but it is in how they pursue it not how they are born.

Ah, I see.
and sorry, I ment a snow day spell, not a snow spell. My bad.