Happy Indigenous People’s day! 🙌🏽 Today we honor and celebrate all Indigenous people, including our own pagan lineage. Why is it so important to honor our ancestors, our heritage, and our resilience? Because those teachings and wisdom have been whats kept us alive on Earth for 6 million years! As children of cosmic collision, members of the Earth Party, and contributors to evolution, it is our duty to respect, understand, and elevate our Indigenous friends & pagan ancestors who teach us much about our connection to the Earthly and Spiritual realms: for millennia we've counted on seasonal changes, the mapping of the stars, and the tools and medicine Earth provides for us to live and thrive in our perceived reality. In modern times, we have unfortunately moved far away from our relationship with the Earth- exploiting it for mass profit, misunderstanding it's needs and how those needs link back to OUR survival, and mistreating the Indigenous people of this Earth who have so much to offer and teach us all. The Indigenous & pagan way teaches us to love and respect the balance of Nature & Spirit, and to work with them as we attain universal harmony with not just our world and our faith, but with each other.⠀ ⠀ Pictured above are a few inspirational things we love, found in our Focus and Awareness Ritual Kit: ⠀ 🌱 Sweetgrass- from the Northeastern Americas, and traditionally used by many First Nations tribes 🌿 Gray Sage used in the Southwest to help prepare for strenuous mental and physical tasks 🌳 Holy Palo Santo from South America, used for welcoming good spirits and to cleanse of negative, unwanted spirits and energies.⠀ 🔮 Labradorite, hailing from Madagascar to help connect the self with the divine.⠀ 🍊 Sweet Orange Essential Oil to energize the spirit and senses, preparing it for focus and connection.⠀ 💎 Quartz to enhance the spiritual and metaphysical properties of anything around it.⠀ 🔥 Fire with a candle to help ignite and release your prayers, intentions, fears, or wishes.⠀ ⠀ ✨October and November are heavy months to honor our ancestors. How can we use these ancient scared tools to heighten our spiritual practice this month? Let us know below! (at Silver Lake) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGQUWLtBX3p/?igshid=n0ghd30bjjtb
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