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Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care by Mara Branscombe
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“Lean in and commit to the things that light you up, even if they scare you, even if you are afraid to fail. Tend to your dreams as if they are seeds planted on a rocky peak and listen to the messages coming through you.”
― Mara Branscombe, Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care
“Find the pause in the pause. Go inside when Spirit calls you to and share your gifts with the world when you are ready. The whole world awaits your mystical, heart-led evolutionary thinking, feeling and being.”
― Mara Branscombe, Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care
“We are more effective in our letting go than in our grasping. Our releasing becomes our pure strength, our divine grace and our true unified nature.”
― Mara Branscombe, Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care
“Each morning, hold the intention that your life is a living, sacred ritual.”
― Mara Branscombe, Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care
“Your life is shaped by what you feed your energy body. Your thoughts, actions, words and beliefs become your reality. Your thought patterns, the words you speak, your attachments and your habits - both unconscious and conscious - all become the soil in which your system grows. The work of the modern mystic is to be the gardener of your own energy body. Create healthy soil, plant your seeds intentionally, water and weed your inner garden, and tend to the sacred alchemy of life all around you.”
― Mara Branscombe, Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care
“Imagine the journey of life like a spiral. At times we are inside the centre of the spiral, where we find ourselves in the gestating, visioning, planting or new beginnings cycle. Sometimes we are more expansive, coming to the end of the spiral as we may be completing a specific chapter or cycle.”
― Mara Branscombe, Ritual as Remedy: Embodied Practices for Soul Care