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The Grimoire That Almost Was: How Iβm Finally Filling Its Pages
I have been practicing magic for 25 years, yet my grimoire remains empty. Not because I lack spells, rituals, or knowledgeβbut because perfectionism keeps me from writing them down. What if my handwriting is messy? What if I discover a better method later? What if I get something wrong? But magic isnβt static, and neither should my grimoire be. Itβs time to stop waiting for perfection and start treating it like what it truly isβa living record of my craft, more like a family recipe box than a sacred, untouchable tome. Itβs time to finally put pen to paper.