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This sacred bath will help you improve your self-care and remove any blocks from doing so. Recipe: Three drops jasmine oil (jasmine oil is soothing and promotes self-confidence) Four drops rose oil (rose oil is the flower of self-love) Three drops lavender oil (lavender oil balances your emotions and creates peace) Rose quartz (rose quartz is for self-love and care) Pink candle (pink is the color of self-love) One cup apple cider vinegar Jasmine tea The Bath RitualLight your pink candle and put in the essential oils before climbing into the bath. As you soak in your bath ask Mother Earth to inspire your self-care and to give you guidance about what would help. Do you need to ...
Ritual. The very word is evocative, conjuring images of everything from mysterious robed figures sketching arcane runes in the air to joyous women dancing skyclad around a bonfire. Ritual comes in many different forms—and that's good, because ritual is a highly personal thing, and what suits one person perfectly will leave another cold. But done correctly, it's…well…magickal. I have a confession to make: I love books of rituals. I own quite a few, by authors as varied as Raymond Buckland, Raven Digitalis, Dorothy Morrison, and Scott Cunningham. Some are classics, rooted in the earlier more organized traditional paths that focused on covens with a high priest and high ...
Past lives can affect our current life in every imaginable manner—from the physical to the emotional to the behavioral. Regression into past-life memory "opens the curtain" on specific important scenes and events that we have lived in different times and places, providing an opportunity to unlock our emotions, thoughts, awareness, and energetic blocks stemming from them. Simply stated, regression hypnotherapy is a precise and powerful tool you can use to access and deepen your understanding of your core self. It can open a unique window on any number of issues and life circumstances, including: Fear of death; Health challenges; Emotions; Phobias; Career choices; Geographic ...
Bruce Gernon's fantastic voyage in the Bermuda Triangle lasted only half an hour. But it was an experience that changed his life and eventually led to the discovery of a new theory about why planes and ships sometimes disappear on calm, sunny days in this notorious region of the Caribbean. When I met Bruce early in 2001, he knew he had a great story to tell—one that needed to be told, one that could save lives. But he still hadn't reached any firm conclusions about his experience. A year passed before he came to realize something totally unexpected, something that if eventually proven by science, will change the way we look at weather and time. Other pilots have experienced a ...
