How to Set Intentions with Spiritual Tools
Your tools don’t do the work for you — they support you in doing the work with focus and clarity.
Setting an intention is about more than making a wish or saying a few nice words. It’s about stating your focus clearly, anchoring it through action, and committing to follow through. That’s where your tools come in.
Whether you're working with a spell jar, a candle, or a crystal grid, these tools act like energetic containers. They hold the energy you're working with, but they need your direction.
Here’s how to set your intention with purpose:
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Get clear on what you’re asking for.
Be specific. “More abundance” is vague. “Confidence to price my work properly” is an intention. -
Write it by hand.
This is key. Don’t type it — write it with a pen. Writing by hand helps your brain and energy integrate it more deeply. -
Use your tool as an anchor.
Hold your spell jar, light your candle, or charge your crystal — whatever you’re working with — and speak the intention aloud. Then let the tool act as your energetic reminder. -
Follow it with action.
Magick without movement is just hoping. You have to walk in alignment with what you’ve asked for.
Spiritual tools don’t replace the work — they reinforce it.
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