🌳Connecting with nature and honoring the inner child
🔥Using candles to bring energy and create a sacred atmosphere
🌬️Incorporating air element symbolism in rituals and practices
💧Acknowledging the power of water and its cleansing properties
🗝️Honoring ancestors and family heritage through meaningful objects
How often do you use your altar?
—I use my altar every day, whether for a simple ritual or to connect with my ancestors. It is a sacred space that brings me peace and inspiration.
What do you do at your altar?
—At my altar, I engage in various practices such as meditation, card readings, research, and journaling. It is a versatile space where I can explore my spirituality and connect with my highest self.
Why do you use candles in your rituals?
—Candles symbolize the element of fire, which represents transformation, passion, and illumination. Lighting candles during rituals helps create a sacred atmosphere and enhances the energy and intention behind the practice.
What is the significance of the items on your altar?
—Each item on my altar holds personal significance and represents different elements, such as earth, air, fire, and water. They serve as reminders of the energies I wish to cultivate and the connection I have with nature and my ancestors.
How do you connect with your inner child at the altar?
—I connect with my inner child at the altar by embracing playfulness, silliness, and imagination. It is a space where I can nurture and honor that joyful and free-spirited part of myself, allowing for healing and growth.
00:00Introduction and anticipation of sharing the new altar
02:32Growing appreciation for nature and the healing energy of the woods
04:48Connecting with trees and receiving messages from the forest
06:26Exploring the enchanting beauty of foxgloves and secret woodland paths
09:09Introducing the new old altar with sentimental value
11:12Arranging and organizing meaningful objects on the altar
14:34Ongoing use and rituals at the altar, including candle lighting and ancestor connection
15:44Significance of elements: earth, air, fire, and water in daily practices
