There’s never been a better – or frankly, necessary – time than right now to reach out to neighbors, long-lost cousins, random acquaintances, your hairdresser or the school crossing guard, to start working on building deeper in-person connections. If we dare, we can indeed find meaningful ways to connect with others and feel more grounded in the process.
Different crystals are excellent for helping us activate whichever kind of charge our body needs so that we can find our center of gravity and feel better in our own skin. When we keep these precious rocks nearby, we come into contact with the frequencies they give off. And that means we benefit from all the goodness they offer – right from the soul of Mother Earth, herself.
In Part 2 of the "How to Stay Grounded" series, Janeen Ellsworth offers insight on the soothing, stabilizing, and replenishing effects of bringing nature into your everyday life. In today's fast-paced, social-media-driven, loud, flashy, constantly-beeping digital world, it can be hard to escape to the Great Outdoors every time you feel a little off. So, here are some small ways to find your footing and regain stability by inviting nature right into your everyday.
No matter who you are, and no matter what’s shifting in your life at this time, know that there are simple tools that are available for you to use right now to find stability, stay grounded, and get yourself anchored, no matter what the planets are doing, no matter what life throws your way. Janeen Ellsworth introduces you to some of her favorite practices and household items that really work for finding your inner anchor and remaining calm.
Making moon water is a gentle practice of placing distilled water in a clean glass bowl and setting it out under the full moon overnight. The water absorbs the moon's energy and becomes a vessel for incorporating these sweet spring vibes into your life.
