Ritual to call upon the Pheonix to support transformation. Release and Rise. A perfect New Moon Ritual

A channeled message from your family of light:

We reach out to you now, dear one. We come from the depths of time and realms beyond. Here, where stories become legends and legends transform into legacies, we've watched your journey unfold. Your spirit, shining brilliantly and unwavering, has become a beacon in our lineage and in the Cosmos.

Taking time to connect with your ancestors is one of the most potent practices to amplify your connection to your bloodline and the space and time to which you chose to incarnate into. You are an answer to your ancestors' prayers. The more we connect to them in service and in reverence the more support we will have. 

Note: this is a potent ritual for connecting with both our ancestors of the Earth and the Stars

Samhain, traditionally celebrated from October 31st to November 1st, is a time when the veil between the living and the dead is believed to be the thinnest. It is an ancient Celtic festival that marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. Many modern Halloween traditions are derived from Samhain practices. Here's a guide to setting up a Samhain altar that draws from nature, mysticism, and symbolism:

Candle gazing, also known as "Trataka" in some spiritual traditions, is a form of concentrated meditation and divination. It involves fixing one's gaze on a candle flame without blinking, with the intention of developing focus, clarity, and intuitive insights. Over time, practitioners might experience visions, heightened intuition, or profound insights, making it a form of divination.

Cold Hard Truth: practicing gratitude is proven to make you happier.

Psychologists from the University of California and University of Miami conducted a study finding that participants who wrote about gratitude every day were more optimistic and felt better about their lives long-term.

So I have a challenge for you: for the next 21 days, drink your coffee with a notebook and a pen in hand and write down at least THREE things you’re grateful for that day.