Scholar Skills "cannot use yet"!

I am leveling my scholar and when I reached lvl 63 in the middle of doing the quest "a safe place to hide" i realized that I don't have the skills lustrate lvl50, Indomitablity lvl52, Dissipation lvl60 and Excogitation lvl62 and I have error msg "cannot use yet".
I checked my gear all above 60, I did all the quest upto lvl 63 which I am in the middle no!
Please help me what I couldve done wrong :(

Did you do the job quests? Some skills you only get after doing them.

yes I was doing the quest in lvl 63 when the lustrate didn't work

Silly question, but did you run out of Aetherflow stacks and not notice? Sometimes when I have lots of stuff happening, I'll go to hit Lustrate or Indom and then realize I don't have stacks for them.

haha sillier answer, I don't know how to check the Aetherflow stack? maybe thats it :(
I am new in the game!

yes, thanx a lot it was that I shouldve done

It's all good! If you look on your UI, you should have a job gauge that looks like this:

https://img.finalfantasyxiv.com/lds/...huEzbytl64.png

When the little gems are lit up, that means you have Aetherflow stacks. :3 You can have up to three stacks at a time, and skills like Lustrate, Indom, and Excog use 1 stack per usage. The skill Aetherflow can be used every 60 seconds to give you more stacks. :3

For some more basic SCH info, here's the Job Guide from the Lodestone. ^^ Just to give you some more overview of skills and your gauges. ^^

https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/jobguide/scholar/

And then once you're done with the basics:

Pretty looking Scholar Specific guide
Healer guide
Less pretty but more in-depth Scholar specific guide

Yes they're long, but my scholar epicness has increased by over 9000 since reading them \o/

Wow, thanx, really good reading, I will need that :0)

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This is also true, but my kudos goes to the OP for actually asking in the forums (or even in game) on what to do and how to fix their mistakes rather than be carried through stuff. It definitely doesn't warrant being called amateur at least...

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Originally Posted by Kurando

This is also true, but my kudos goes to the OP for actually asking in the forums (or even in game) on what to do and how to fix their mistakes rather than be carried through stuff. It definitely doesn't warrant being called amateur at least...

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Absolutely.

I love when new players (or amateurs as the other guy calls it...) seek out advice. It means they want to get better and I <3 them for it. We should always try to help people who are willing to learn.

That's why I linked those guides. I know they're good guides and they're current. They're the guides that helped me go from a SCH who was having a bit of a tough time healing dungeons in SB (the mobs hit harder than in ARR/HW!) to being able to do savage content and rank in high percentiles.

A lot of information online can be outdated because there have been a lot of job changes.