Welcome Beloved

Prepare for your Sessions

Our time together is a sanctuary for your soul. Find a serene spot free of distractions. Treat yourself to a comforting cup of tea or a delightful drink. Light a candle to create a peaceful ambiance. Use incense, oils, or scents that resonate with your sanctuary. Prior to our session, take 5 to 10 minutes to center your mind and concentrate on your breath.

You’re Worth It

A Reverent and Playful Sacred Item Practice

Choosing Your Sacred Item:

Choose a sacred item. something small and precious to keep on your altar when your home and to travel with when you’re out. This item represents your relationship to yourself.

Carrying Your Sacred Item:

Imagine the enchanting ways in which your sacred item will accompany you in your days. Will it ride in a velvet pouch, sparkle as jewelry, or nestle in a fairy's embrace? Carry it with grace and lightness, knowing it holds the key to hidden wonders.

Playful Rituals of Connection:

Throughout your days, engage with your sacred item. Dance with it under the moonlight, sing it lullabies of ancient wisdom, or share secrets whispered on the wings of butterflies. Let your interactions be filled with joy and wonder, as you nurture the magical bond between yourself and your enchanted companion (you).

A Sacred Altar:

Create a sacred playground an altar, a clean and open place where your sacred item calls “home”. Upon your return home, with a heart brimming with gratitude, place your cherished token in this sacred space, where it may bask in the light of your love and joy.

Thank you

May this reverent and playful practice infuse your days with magic, wonder, and guide you toward self awareness and create the path for thriving relationship with yourself.

With laughter and reverence,
Suri

Our Journey begins with the Sacred:

Embark on a wondrous journey with your sacred item through this reverent and playful practice, In our journey together this tool and practice will be used in several ways. Lets play.

“The great lesson is that the sacred is in the ordinary, that is to be found in one’s daily life.”

– Abraham Maslow