Are there any paths particularly suited for a habitual diviner?

[AntoniusBlock]

I've been interested in religion, spirituality, and the occult for a while, but a proper start has been somewhat elusive. I've attempted some basic spells, read a few books, and dabbled with meditation, but nothing has really stuck as of yet. I feel that a proper structure might do me some favors as opposed to a more ecclectic practice, but I'm uncertain as to what would really work for me and the number of options is rather dizzying.


I don't know quite what works for me, except that from my limited experience, I reckon I prefer the aesthetics and ethos of Heathenry, Witchcraft, Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Shinto etc. to the likes of Protestant Christianity, normie Buddhism, and a lot of the neopagan/new age/hippy dippy type stuff. Put another way, if my path were a woman, I certainly wouldn't want an Amish one or someone who's never heard of a shower. No hate, just not my style. I also don't seem to like sitting for too long and can be a bit restless at times, which I suspect is part of why I've had trouble keeping a meditative practice.

My main experience so far, as the title suggests, is with divination; mostly Tarot, coins, and I Ching. This is something I've been at for a few years ever since Chapter 24 by Pink Floyd piqued my curiosity about the I Ching and finally pushed me to explore something beyond the dull and drab materialist paradigm. I've also got an interest in spirits and entities thanks to paranormal stories and a few probable apparitions that I've encountered and hope to one day see again.

Thank you.

 

[Morell]

Forge your own path the way that will be suitable for you.

I assume that just like me you don't have time of the day that you could dedicate tot he occult every day, so that you have to skip. But that doesn't mean that you cannot practice.

Even with random time schedule I can manage quite fine to do a ritual before bed and after I wake up. So you can too. If you can sing when you drive, you can chant mantras when you drive or do some other exercise that doesn't really occupy the brain much. You have time when you get into the truck and when you go out of it, another time that you can use for tiny ritual, so that you can develop your discipline and protect yourself... or anything.

You need to get creative. As my friend said: anything casual you do can become an occult ritual if you will and do it.