Consistency is Magic: Why You Can’t Quit Your Practice

03-18-2025 by The Dreamer for www.notyourdream.com

How Consistency Transforms Your Magical Journey

Hey there, let’s have a real chat about something I’ve been thinking a lot about lately—magical practices and why you’ve gotta keep up with them once you start. I’m not talking about waving a wand and being done; this stuff is a journey, and it’s so worth it, even when it feels tough to get motivated. So, grab a cozy spot, and let’s dive in.

I’ve been deep into magical practices for a while now—stuff like the Middle Pillar, meditation, energy work, you name it. And one thing I’ve learned the hard way is that you can’t just do it once and call it a day. It’s not like, “Oh, I did a ritual, I’m good forever.” Nope, consistency is key—when you start involving magical practices, you’re tapping into energies, shifting your mindset, and connecting with something bigger. That’s powerful, but it needs consistency to really work its magic, you know?

At first, I thought I could do a big ritual, feel amazing, and that’d be it. But I noticed if I slacked off—like skipping my daily Middle Pillar for a week—I’d feel scattered, anxious, even a little lost. It’s like the energy I’d built up started to fade, and I had to work harder to get it back. Magical practices are like a muscle; the more you use it with consistency, the stronger it gets, but if you stop, it weakens. And trust me, keeping that consistency going makes a huge difference in how you feel—mentally, spiritually, all of it.

Now, I get it—sometimes it’s tough to motivate yourself. There are days I wake up and think, “Ugh, do I really have to do the Middle Pillar again?” It’s 15 minutes of visualizing energy centers, chanting, and breathing—it can feel like a lot when you’re not in the mood. But here’s the thing: every time I push through and do it, I feel so much better. My mind clears, my anxiety drops, and I feel this calm connection to something bigger. It’s like a reset for my soul, and that’s worth every second of effort. Even on the hard days, I remind myself why I started—because I want to feel aligned, grounded, and in tune with my intuition. That consistency pays off big time.

If the Middle Pillar feels too much to start with, don’t stress. You don’t have to jump straight into the deep end. Try something simpler, like breath work—just sit for 5 minutes, breathe in for 4, hold for 4, and out for 4. Or find a guided meditation online, something short and easy to follow. I’ve done some on YouTube that are about 10 minutes long, and they still get me into that calm, focused space. The point is to keep showing up with consistency, even if it’s small. Those little acts build the habit, and before you know it, you’re ready for the bigger stuff.

The real magic happens over time. I’ve noticed that since I’ve kept up with my practices—whether it’s Middle Pillar or just some deep breathing—with consistency, I’m more in tune with myself. My intuition’s sharper, I handle stress better, and I feel this quiet strength inside me. It’s not instant, but it’s so worth it. You’re not just doing a ritual; you’re building a relationship with your own energy, your spirit, and the universe. And that takes time and consistency.

So, if you’re starting out with magical practices—or even if you’ve been at it a while and feel like slacking—don’t give up. It’s not a one-and-done thing; it’s a way of life. Some days will be tough, but even a small step, like a quick meditation, keeps the energy flowing with consistency. Trust me, the clarity and peace you’ll feel make it all worthwhile. What do you think? Are you ready to keep the consistency going? Let me know how it’s going for you!