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Sacred Selfcare Ritual Circle - Meet and Greet

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Joy’Nae L.
Sacred Selfcare Ritual Circle - Meet and Greet

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  1. Welcome and Opening Intentions

• Introductions: Begin with a brief introduction to the purpose of the event and your personal journey with these practices.
• Setting Intentions: Invite participants to set an intention for the event (e.g., openness, healing, connection).

  1. Introduction to Kemetic Spirituality

• Foundations of Kemetic Wisdom: Briefly introduce the key principles, such as Ma’at (balance, truth, justice) and the Ankh (symbol of life and energy).
• Application in Modern Life: Share how these ancient concepts can be applied to self-care practices, mental health, and inner peace.
• Ancestral Connection: Discuss the significance of honoring ancient wisdom and how it connects us to our roots and identity.

  1. Exploring the Chakra System

• Overview of the 7 Chakras: Provide a short explanation of each chakra (root to crown) and how they correspond to different aspects of mental, physical, and spiritual health.
• Signs of Balance and Imbalance: Discuss how balanced or blocked chakras manifest in our lives (e.g., stress, physical tension, mental clarity).
• Chakras and Kemetic Spirituality: Explore any connections or similarities between chakra work and Kemetic principles, emphasizing the theme of balance and flow.

  1. Holistic Health through a Kemetic and Chakra Lens

• Mental, Spiritual, and Physical Health: Talk about how practices from these traditions can support overall well-being, offering a holistic approach to self-care.
• Practical Self-Care Practices: Suggest simple rituals, like grounding exercises, breathing practices, or energy-clearing meditations.
• Q&A and Sharing: Open up space for participants to share their own experiences, ask questions, or discuss specific challenges.

  1. Interactive Element or Mini-Ritual

• Guided Meditation or Energy Alignment: Lead a short, guided meditation focused on aligning the chakras or invoking balance through the principles of Ma’at.
• Group Intention Setting: Invite everyone to collectively set an intention for the community’s journey, fostering a sense of unity and purpose.

  1. Closing and Reflection

• Gratitude and Affirmations: Conclude with a round of gratitude, allowing each person to express something they’re thankful for.
• Invitation to Future Events: Share upcoming sessions or ways to stay connected as a community.

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Every week on Saturday until May 16, 2025

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