Note: This is the second installment in the Raise Your Havingness Level Series. To find out what the Havingness Level is and how to find yours, click to read Raise Your Havingness Level: Introduction.

Have you ever felt dissatisfied?

I’m gonna go on a wild guess here and say yes. I mean, considering you clicked to read this post. Also –you know- considering you’re human.

Most people spend their lives feeling dissatisfied with all kinds of things. Mostly themselves. Most people also spend their lives judging themselves about being dissatisfied, while at the same time judging themselves for not doing something about whatever it is they are dissatisfied with.

Sounds complicated, right?

Yet chances are you go through this cycle multiple times a day yourself.

Around this time last year, I wrote a post with the title The Quest- Re-enchant Your Life which proved pretty popular. If you haven’t read it yet then go read it. It is all about how to bring the magic and the adventure back into your life. How to become the hero of your own story, slay all the dragons and get everything you want in life. And that’s awesome, and it can work amazingly well for some people, and in some areas of life.

But what about those things we have always wanted, those things that we keep trying to achieve, yet despite our persistent efforts, they remain out of reach?

Hey guys!

It’s been a long time since I updated this blog. So what happened?

I was all set to start the #domagick challenge when the preliminary rituals I did to test the waters caused a torrent of change. There were too many things happening all at once, and nothing I felt comfortable writing publicly about. And I didn’t even get to officially start the actual challenge! Which goes to show that you can never be sure what to expect when you use magic to change something.

Andrieh Vitimus has brought Magickal30 back to life in the form of the #domagick challenge, and this could not have come at a more appropriate time.

Some of you may have noticed my absence (and the lack of new posts since the beginning of the year). I was away on a trip across Europe, which -apart from being great fun- gave me the opportunity to collect dirt from a few interesting places. Which was no small feat, considering the temperatures were very low and the ground was frozen.