Tonight's the night

I'll be performing my first spell tonight. I've always been interested in witchcraft and divination, and have been seriously studying and keeping a BOS for a year and a half now. Any tips, thoughts, warnings are welcome. Blessed be.

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Good luck! Hope whatever i is you're doing works out for you!
Don't get too nervous!
Doubt leads to failure.

Thank you Meatwad (love that btw)! I was most nervous about visualizing during spell work, so I practiced visualizing scenarios until I felt like I was in them. It was amazing.

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That's great! You sound excited lol good good good
It means you're confident! Keep it going through the night

Don't lust for results. As hard as it may sound, after you cast the spell, try to forget about it. Go about your days like normal. The more you think about it, you'll worry about it then hope for it, wonder...then doubt...then fear the doubt and worry is true. And all you are doing is foiling your work. So once you have resolve in what you're doing, get it done, and get on with life. When your results come, then you can celebrate and give thanks and think about it all you want to. =P

You don't need luck, you need to be relaxed. You don't need to believe or be confident, just relax and get it done. The confidence and belief will come later.

Thank you for the advice WhiteRav3n. I've heard conflicting information on this. Some say you need to repeat a spell regularly for results, others say cast and forget. I think I will cast and forget (best as I can) and just hold onto it has worked and I will see results when it's time.

Good luck

Thank you so much :)

All I have to say is good luck! And if you are worried about the spell failing, keep silent for 24 hours after the working. I found that if I talked about the rite too soon when I was starting out and someone said something negative about the working, doubt would crept in. However, there have been times when I didn't fully believe in my spells and they still worked out fine but it is still a rule I have kept to for years.

Again good luck!