new to magic

I'm new to magic and I need help on casting spells successfully. Any tips would help

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Depends on what you want to know

I would like to try something new for beginners. But I'd like to
Learn to levitate things

First thing i read and studdye on subjects of intreast

I start by medatating thinga like levatatiin are unfeasabul thow things using emotions and influences to establash states of being are feasavul i would start by medatating and trying to focas and underatand your thoughts and questin the why of it alot of of magic is real and scince can be aplyed to

I've tried several different spells and been unsuccessful, how do I know if I have the capability of being able cast a spell

Everety one does some more then others thow and depends on the spells you try some are fantacy othera do work thow ist just a matter of testing as meaney as you can i test hundreads befor i find one working one and some work better the others for some people and som you have to gain more understanding of it to work to use a spell you got to undsrstand why it works and how what eather emotinal states or influances it has lisson to your owen thoughts the ones that come from you and inspire yout owen fellings work best then you can move up to inglunce things and others around you

Most of us here studied for years before even attempting a spell, you need a foundation of knowledge first before you can get any substantial results.

We commonly push people towards tooking at the Starting Out and Basics forums, they prove very useful for beginners to the craft.

Well dear Ally, most of the spells on here are fiction. Levitating things is not within the realm of possibility in Magick (science is getting there). The spells you tried are probably just bogus spells. My suggestion? Study up on all the resourses first. Then in 6 months to a year (sooner with a mentor) It'll be surefire that what you try'll work to some degree (assuming you try the right things). Study up Ally Cat, you've got time.

Eisley

thank you, do you have any suggestions for me search up on or read