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Solstice Focus: Heart Centering Secrets Revealed
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Hello Friends,
Today, I'd like to offer you a simple Solstice heart-centering process that can set the stage for personal growth, reflection, and creating inner peace.
Background
The Solstice, whether it's the Winter or Summer Solstice, represents a moment of transition, where the light and dark begin to shift. It's a powerful time for reflection, setting intentions, renewal, and balance.
Solstice Heart Centering Process
You can work with this process on Solstice and/or as part of your daily spiritual practice leading up to Solstice. Energies connected with Solstice are potent, helping you to go deeper with the process.
1. Create a Sacred Space
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Find a quiet place where you can sit comfortably.
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You may want to light a candle or imagine yourself near water to mark the space as sacred.
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Consider adding elements of nature like crystals or essential oils derived from plants.
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If you're outside, simply connect with the earth, the sky, a body of water like the ocean, and the environment around you.
2. Ground Yourself
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Sit with your feet flat on the ground, your hands resting on your lap, or over your heart center.
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Take a few deep breaths, inhaling deeply through your nose and exhaling slowly through your mouth. With each breath, feel your body settling into the present moment.
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Imagine roots growing from your feet, anchoring you to the earth, bringing you stability and connection with the earth's energies.
3. Focus on Your Heart Center
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Bring your awareness to your chest, the area of your heart. Feel the beat of your heart and the rhythm of your breath.
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You can place your hands over your heart or simply visualize a glowing light in the center of your chest.
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With each breath, imagine this light growing brighter and warmer, expanding with each inhale and gently releasing with each exhale.
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As you breathe, connect to the feeling of love, compassion, and gratitude. You can mentally repeat words like "I am love," "I am connected," or "I am whole."
4. Connect with the Solstice Energy
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As you settle into your heart space, reflect on the solstice's meaning-whether it's a time of light returning (winter solstice) or celebrating the fullness of light (summer solstice).
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Imagine the energy of the sun at its peak or at its lowest point, depending on the solstice. Feel the solar energy filling your heart, bringing warmth, clarity, and renewal.
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Visualize this solar energy infusing your entire being, energizing you and helping you release what no longer serves you.
5. Set Intentions
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With your heart open, take a moment to set an intention for the coming season.
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For the Winter Solstice, this could be a time for rest, inner reflection, and planting seeds for the coming year.
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For the Summer Solstice, it's a time to celebrate growth, action, and manifesting your desires.
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As you set your intention, imagine it being seeded in your heart, like a small glowing light. Visualize it growing and manifesting over time.
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If you have any specific goals or desires, you can speak them out loud or in your mind, reaffirming that your heart is open to receiving what you need.
6. Express Gratitude
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Take a few moments to reflect on what you're grateful for. Whether it's the cycles of nature, the support in your life, or your own personal growth, express gratitude in your heart.
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Feel that gratitude expand as warmth, radiating out to the world around you.
7. Close the Practice
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When you feel complete, begin to bring your awareness back to the present moment.
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Take a deep breath and slowly open your eyes. If you have your hands over your heart, gently lower them to your lap.
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You can close by saying a prayer, affirmation, or simply trusting that your heart is aligned with the Solstice's energy and that your intentions are being heard.
8. Optional: Rituals or Offerings
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If you like, you can incorporate additional rituals, such as:
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Writing down your intentions on a piece of paper and burning it (for the Winter Solstice) or burying it (for the Summer Solstice).
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Another option: writing down your intentions on a piece of paper and placing it on your altar or under your crystal pyramid for energizing.
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Creating a Solstice altar with symbolic items like candles, sun symbols, or natural elements.
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Offering gratitude to the Earth and Sun through a simple prayer or invocation.
Feel free to reach out to me with any questions or feedback you have.
Wishing you love and blessings,
Selacia
Thank you for being here with me, and for your ongoing support! Selacia is an internationally known writer, intuitive healer, and guide to others on the path of spiritual awakening. Author of Your Guide to Earth’s Pivotal Years, published in 2011, she is also the author of The Golden Edge and has been a writer her entire life. She is a former foreign correspondent with The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and other media. As an international journalist, she has decades of experience in the areas of world politics and social change, healing and consciousness, and spiritual transformation. Copyright 2024 by Selacia - author of Earth's Pivotal Years, healer, and teacher * All Rights Reserved * www.Selacia.com * Feel free to share these articles with your friends and post to your blog or website as long as you include this entire copyright notice, with link back to website, and the full article text. Thank you CrystalWind.ca for sharing these articles and for your connection and feedback over the years. May light shine on you and your path! © Selacia. All Rights Reserved.
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