I have some incredible news to share—I’m officially a homeowner! This new chapter begins with 2.5 breathtaking acres in the picturesque town of Evergreen, Colorado. Evergreen was the first town I moved to when renting in Colorado after my marriage broke up. It’s held a warm place in my heart ever since. My new home feels like a sanctuary, nestled against majestic rock formations with sweeping views of a valley where I’ll watch the sunrise each morning. It’s more than just a house; it’s a space where I can deepen my roots in the Foothills, surrounded by the natural beauty I hold dear. There’s room here for so much life and connection—for my children, grandchildren, my friends and their friends to gather and make memories for years to come. I can already envision the many celebrations and meaningful moments we’ll share together. Beyond that, I dream of opening this space to others, hosting workshops on the land and offering healing sessions that align with the serene energy of this place. This home doesn’t just feel like a foundation; it feels like possibility, and I’m so excited to watch it grow. Naturally, one of my first rituals in this new home will be a House Blessing. It is the perfect opportunity to share this meaningful practice with you so you can bring its beauty and intention into your own space as well. How to Perform a Shamanic House Blessing for Happiness, Calm, Health, and Joy
Our homes are more than just spaces where we live; they are extensions of our energy, our stories, and our spirits. A house blessing is a beautiful way to set the tone for your home, inviting in years of happiness, calm, health, and joy. Rooted in shamanic traditions, this practice connects you to the spirit of your home and the land it sits on, fostering harmony between your living space and the natural world. Whether you’ve just moved into a new house or want to refresh the energy of your current home, a shamanic house blessing can transform the space into a sanctuary of positive energy. Follow these simple steps to create a sacred atmosphere and invoke blessings for your home. Step 1: Prepare Your Space and Yourself Before beginning the house blessing, it’s important to prepare both the space and your own energy.
Step 2: Create a Sacred Atmosphere Transform your home into a sacred space where healing and connection can unfold.
Step 3: Connect with the Spirit of the House At the heart of a shamanic house blessing is forming a relationship with the “spirit of the house,” an energetic presence that holds the essence of the space.
Step 4: Offer Gratitude to the Land A shamanic blessing extends beyond the walls of the house to honor the land that supports your home. This practice acknowledges the earth as a living entity deserving of care and respect.
Step 5: Seal the Blessing Once you’ve connected with both the spirit of the house and the land, seal the blessing with intention, love, and light.
Step 6: Maintain the Energy A house blessing is not a one-time event; it’s an ongoing relationship with your home and the land it rests on. Periodically cleanse and refresh the energy in your space, and continue to honor the spirit of the house with small acts of gratitude. You might light a candle, bring in fresh flowers, or simply sit for a few moments in quiet reflection, connecting to the peaceful haven you’ve created. Final Thoughts Your home is a sacred space, alive with energy that reflects and supports your life. By performing a shamanic house blessing, you cultivate harmony not just within your walls but also with the natural world around you. This simple yet profound practice invites happiness, calm, health, and joy to infuse every corner of your home. It is an example of what I call, living the shamanic way every day--living the Sacred Ordinary. Take this opportunity to align your living space with your highest intentions. With each step of the blessing, you’ll deepen your connection to the land, your home, and your spirit, creating a sanctuary for your life to flourish. I promise everyone who enters will feel it!
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