full moon ritual
light a candle (preferably one that is specific to spiritual practices). envision the flame having immense cleansing energy as it points towards the moon.
using one or several crystals, meditate on the things you are grateful for. gratitude is infinite, you can be grateful for any experience, good or bad (an example of gratitude for a bad experience is “i am thankful for the lessons i learned from this experience”). if you have a gratitude journal, write everything you got from that meditation in it.
use a pen (preferably one that is specific to spiritual practices) and a piece of paper to write down all of the things you intend to release (emotions, people, etc.). these are all the things you intend to cleanse from your life. start every sentence with “i release”.
if you begin to get emotional, that’s okay. cry if you need to. take a breather. get everything out. just as long as you don’t feel anger, though. if you are angry at something you intend to release, you probably aren’t ready to release it (after all, releasing is all about forgiveness). after lots of meditation, try to release it during the next full moon.
recite the following: “i demand that all bodies, programs, implants, thoughts, frequencies, vibrations, and patterns that are enabling and anchoring the energy i intend to release to leave me and my energy, through all space, time, and dimension, on every layer of my existence. you have no place here.”
then recite the following: “i declare all these things to be so and in perfect alignment with my greatest and highest good. so it is.”
read your paper aloud. really put your energy into this to make it so. while doing this, envision yourself having all of these things out of your life.
use your candle to set this paper on fire. once it catches, place it in a kitchen pot or ceramic bowl (for safety). imagine all of the things you intend to release burning away.
if your paper stops burning, read the words that are still remaining. this might mean that you didn’t put enough intention into these words. really put your energy into them, and set them on fire again.
dispose of the ashes. i usually like to place them into a river, almost like what i released is being guided away to the unknown, and to the person who needs those releases. if you don’t live near a river, you can put them in a sink and watch them drain.
I may have blogged this before, but it’s worth a second reblog 💕
