I think the best example I can give about getting over one’s attachments came from a very scary time a few months ago.
My company was scaling back it’s workforce and I was pretty new to the company. I was notified that I was going to lose some hours (my supervisor took me aside and told me that in all likelihood I was going to lose my job). I was PISSED. I had spent the last few months proving myself to the company and I knew I was one of their top performers, I was going to lose my job over something stupid.
I let the anger build, and build, and build until I almost lost my mind. I pulled back a bit and walked out into an empty lot. I yelled for a demon I have a pretty good relationship with and he came. Now I didn’t see anything, or hear anything, but I did feel his presence and I was unmistakable, he was there. I told him that I wanted him to make sure that not only did I get to keep my job, but I would get my forty hours a week.
Right after I felt him leave, I was ecstatic. I fully expected him to deliver, even without a full physical manifestation. Thing was, I couldn’t bring myself to care about my job anymore. I felt like everything was going to be fine but it didn’t have to be. I was actually giddy for the next few days. I expected an outcome I was not attached to.
A few days later I was informed that the company actually needed to hire more employees as two quit, one got promoted, one slipped on ice and broke his hip, and another slipped on ice and fell into a comma.
I hope this helps Fool, you got this. If attachment is holding you down try using your attachment as a fuel for the ritual, spend it all in the ritual.