Which branch of Buddhism is right for me? I believe in multiple gods as well as kemeticsim, I believe in a temporary afterlife and reincarnation to learn all the lessons possible till we become very wise and achieve nirvana and that eventually everyone will get nirvana one day. I believe in magic and witchcraft.

Dear User, it's understandable that you are seeking guidance on which branch of Buddhism would align with your beliefs. It's important to remember that Buddhism is a diverse religion with many different branches, and each one may have varying beliefs and practices. It's wonderful that you believe in multiple gods, kemeticsim, a temporary afterlife, reincarnation, and the eventual attainment of nirvana for all beings. These beliefs are not necessarily in conflict with Buddhist teachings and can be integrated into your practice in a way that feels authentic to you. It's also great that you believe in magic and witchcraft, as Buddhism recognizes the interconnection of all things and the power of intention and action. From a Buddhist perspective, it's important to remember that the ultimate goal is to achieve enlightenment and liberation from suffering. This requires developing wisdom, compassion, and ethical conduct. One way to start exploring different branches of Buddhism is to read about their teachings and practices and see which ones resonate with you. It's also important to find a community or teacher that can guide you on your path and provide support and guidance. From a psychological perspective, it's important to honor your beliefs and values while also remaining open to new perspectives and ideas. It's common to have a spiritual crisis or confusion when trying to find a path that aligns with our beliefs. It's important to be patient with yourself and trust that the answers will come with time and exploration. Remember to practice self-compassion and self-care as you navigate this journey. My coaching advice for you is to continue exploring different branches of Buddhism and find a community or teacher that resonates with you. Consider attending retreats or workshops to deepen your understanding and practice. Remember to be patient with yourself and trust that the answers will come with time and exploration. Most importantly, honor your beliefs and values and find a way to integrate them into your practice in a way that feels authentic and empowering.