By Kellie R. Stone
Changing your life is not something that usually happens in an instant or even overnight, though, there are exceptions. That said, I believe in infinite possibilities and that we all have the power to move mountains where our happiness is concerned, regardless of how long it takes. The question is whether you have the guts and patience to work for what you want; to allow life to reveal truth and purpose in its own time. I’ve seen so many women struggle needlessly for years with illness, poor relationships, and financial pressures with an underlying belief that they are somehow powerless. This may very well be the reason anyone would get emotionally charged enough to seek risky services to change a situation or another person. Magick isn’t the problem, though; it’s the person and intention behind it that does the harm. So, regardless of any derogatory stereotypes surrounding magick arts, it can be a beautiful enhancement to other self-development practices if done with integrity and self-love.
If you are seeking ways to bring the magick arts into your life, take time to research what is possible and what will help you to become a grander version of yourself. Your path is yours to walk just as the paths of others are reserved for them. We are not responsible for changing others or derailing them from their choices and actions. Any life improvement practice that focuses on doing so is not in agreement with spiritual or universal laws. Don’t know about you, but I don’t ever want to go against universal grain. Life is magic in all its glory and wonder, and there is no need to force anything. And if something feels off in your life or relationships, then it is up to you to seek healthful ways in which to change the situation or at least accept it graciously.
Women’s empowerment leaders like Lisa Marie Rosati, others in the business of self-development, and I want nothing more than for women to be strong and enabled, to know themselves so well that it’s impossible for them to live anything less than juicy, joy-filled lives, and to be productive divine lights to our world. This process happens by first recognizing what you truly want and by being honest with yourself about what serves you and what does not. As for Jenny and so many others, who seek to change their situations with a quick fix or by controversial means, they are missing the point of the life journey that is sometimes fissured with challenge and pain. These times of trouble require our attention and are merely showing us something about ourselves that needs work and healing. There is magic all around us and within us; it’s there for us to use and for our life-fulfillment. Going down a dark path with something that is meant for good is not necessary to get results. Play nice with all of your gifts and talents, especially your magick, ensuring that the universe will in turn reward you with the same grace and love you bestow on others.
For more information about the magical arts and how to change your life with it, contact Lisa Marie Rosati at. The Goddess Lifestyle Plan