Heal and Declog From the Past


Below are instructions on how to heal and declog from the past. I took these notes from the Developing Intuitive Abilities workshop, with presenter Patricia King-Davies (at the Canyon Ranch in Lenox MA)
The Lim Twins, Little Innocent Girls

RELEASE THE PAST

  1. Purchase (or pick from your garden) your favorite flowers (preferably scented) and a new candle.
  2. Write down all things that you want to let go of since childhood. Do not write down actual names, just your own feelings, emotions, sorrows, and disappointments.
  3. Once you are done with the list, take it outside for a witness ceremony. Invite ancestors, angels, and/or loved ones. Create sacred bodylines to not invite party crashers (those who brought you pain, etc.)
  4. Release your past as you burn the list.
  5. Light the new candle and put beside the tub.
  6. Prepare a bath and add at least two full water bottles of Epsom Salt (non-iodine) to create a strong solution. Add 10 drops of lavender and tea tree oil. 
  7. Soak in the tub for 15 minutes to release the energy, declogging yourself from the past.
  8. Stand up to shower as normal and put on your favorite pajamas. 

NEXT STEP: CELEBRATE LIFE

  1. After your bath ritual, find a comfortable spot to write and continue to burn your new candle to enhance warmth and comfort.
  2. Create a New Life form, Wish List (e.g., ideal life and/or relationship). This is where life can be really beautiful by our own design.
  3. Once you are done with your Wish List, hide it and DO NOT talk about it with anyone.
  4. Invite ancestors, angels, and/or loved ones to help with the list.
  5. Watch for things to come into your life.
  6. Keep eyes wide open.
  7. When you do, be grateful and celebrate!
  8. Always look around for the next miracle to open up! Creation. Celebration.
Good luck! Let me know how you did!

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