Spirituality
Magical Ritual Baths For Chakra Balancing

Published
4 years agoon

Do you feel like you’ve lost your inner peace and harmony and the world is driving you crazy? Then the ritual baths for chakra balancing is the therapy your body is asking for! The fact is that our troubled minds often take our energy to a lower level – and we become apathetic, tired, unhappy with our life, pessimistic, depressed and weak. All of these are signs that our chakras are in disharmony, and our aura needs to be cleansed.
In this article, I will share with you not only a very effective, but probably one of the most pleasant ways to harmonize the chakras – ritual baths designed specifically for chakra balancing!
First of all, let me give you a short instruction for doing ritual baths:
- First of all, you need to do separate the bath ritual for each chakra. You should never balance several chakras altogether. When you do a ritual bath for a specific chakra, healing and balancing take place on a deeper level than if you were to balance several chakras altogether.
- Read the information below about how to make ritual baths for each chakra. You can start chakra balancing with the Root chakra and “work through” each chakra per week (one chakra per day). Or you can choose those chakras where you feel the biggest imbalance – and balance them.
- When you’ve already decided which chakras you are going to balance, pick all the necessary materials for the ritual.
- The crystals must be put into the tub before you begin to fill it with water. If the crystals are too small then place them inside a fabric pouch and then put it into the tub.
- Prepare salt aroma mix: drip 2-4 drops of essential oil on sea salt (4 tablespoons).
- Fill the bathtub with water. Aromamix should be added only when the bathtub is full of water. Also, add an herbal brew.
- Light a candle (which matches the color of the chakra you are going to balance) and read your intention 3 times.
- Now you can take a bath. While you are in the water read affirmations and mantras for the chakras, while concentrating on the chakra. You should also visualize the color of the chakra. This is how you program the water you are sitting in – and create a healing effect.
Root chakra balancing
Focus: perineum, between the anus and genitals.
Imbalances: self-doubt, feeling a victim of circumstances, fears, nervousness, dissatisfaction with one’s appearance, anger for any reason, greed, arrogance.
Harmonious chakra: stability, grounding, self-confidence, activity, courage, generosity.
The intention for chakra balancing: “From Now on I stop being a victim of circumstances. I free myself from fear, nervousness, anger, greed, and arrogance.”
Affirmation: “I am a good and generous person! I believe in myself, in my abilities and possibilities. I love the way I look. I’m strong and brave”.
Mantra: LAM.
Color: red
Essential oils for ritual baths: cedar, patchouli or myrrh.
Stones: Ruby, black tourmaline, red garnet.
Herbs: ginseng.
Sacral chakra balancing
Focus: just below the navel.
Imbalance: excessive sentimentality, emotionality unbalanced, “unhealthy” attachment to people or material objects, lack of joy, guilt, problems in relationships with people, tearfulness, jealousy, resentment, irritability.
Harmonious chakra: the harmonious relationship with people, feeling sexy, loving your body, self-esteem, energy.
The intention for chakra balancing: “I release myself from excessive sentimentality, weeping, jealousy, resentment, irritability, devastation, and bindings.”
Affirmation: “I freely Express myself through creativity. I am in harmony with myself and the whole world. I love my body and feel attractive! Self-respect is my priority!”.
Mantra: VAM.
Color: orange.
Essential oils for ritual baths: sandalwood, Jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang.
Stones: orange carnelian, orange calcite, aragonite.
Herbs: cinnamon bark.
Solar plexus chakra balancing
Focus: the center of the lower chest.
Imbalance: fear, anxiety, condemnation, criticism, feeling of own impotence, indecision, timidity; the desire to control everything, aggressiveness.
Harmonious chakra: self-confidence, the desire to achieve goals, optimism, financial well-being, success in a career.
The intention for chakra balancing: “I release Myself from fear, anxiety, condemnation, criticism, indecision, shyness, desire to control everything, aggressiveness.”
Affirmation: “I am strong morally, I am strong physically, I am strong energetically. I absolutely believe in myself and my abilities. I reach all my goals easily and confidently! Financial well-being and success always accompany me! I am an optimist!”.
Mantra: RAM.
Color: yellow.
Essential oils for ritual baths: Clary sage, juniper, geranium.
Stones: Citrine, tiger eye, pyrite.
Herbs: ginger, mint.
Heart chakra balancing
Focus: the center of the chest.
Imbalance: fear of being rejected, dislike of yourself, the frequent feeling of hatred toward others, self-pity, lack of joy.
Harmonious chakra: unconditional love, compassion, self-love, feeling loved, the desire to take care of others, kindness, benevolence, happiness, and joy.
The intention for chakra balancing: “I release myself from the fear of being rejected. I free myself from self-pity. I free myself from hatred toward others.”
Affirmation: “There is love inside and around me. I am kind. I radiate happiness and joy.”
Mantra: YAM.
Color: green or pink.
Essential oils for ritual baths: rose, Melissa, neroli.
Stones: rose quartz, jade, Kunzite.
Herbs: licorice.
Throat chakra balancing
Focus: between the center of the collarbone and the larynx.
Imbalance: difficulty in self-expression, shyness, reserved, isolation; or, conversely, excessive talkativeness, garrulity.
A harmonious chakra: a clear presentation of ideas, ease of self-expression.
The intention for Vishuddha chakra balancing: “I release myself from any difficulties in self-expression. I release myself from timidity and isolation.”
Affirmation: “I express my thoughts clearly. I always express myself freely and easily. It is easy for me to communicate with people. I am an attentive conversationist”.
Mantra: HAM.
Color: cyan or turquoise.
Essential oils for ritual baths: lavender, chamomile.
Stones: blue calcite, aquamarine, turquoise.
Herbs: lemon+turmeric.
Third eye chakra balancing
Focus: the center of the forehead.
Imbalance: lack of discipline, difficulties in concentration, purely logical guidance, lack of self-trust and own intuition.
Harmonious chakra: well-developed intuition, high intelligence, wisdom, well-developed philosophical thinking, self-confidence, and intuition.
The intention for chakra balancing: “I release myself from the need to assert myself at the expense of others. I refuse to be guided purely by logic.”
Affirmation: “I trust myself and my intuition. I have a well-developed intuition and high intelligence. I am a wise person, I have well-developed philosophical thinking.”
Mantra: OM.
Color: Indigo or white.
Essential oils for ritual baths: frankincense, Basil.
Stones: moonstone, sodalite, lapis lazuli.
Herbs: lemongrass, Jasmine.
Crown chakra balancing
Focus attention: the top of the head.
Imbalance: depression, inability to think clearly in a stressful situation, unwillingness to communicate with other people, loss of “life taste”, fear of death.
Harmonious chakra: connection with God, unity with other people and the world, realizing and accepting own uniqueness.
The intention for Crown chakra balancing: “I am free from depression and fatigue. I am free from fear.”
Affirmation: “I trust the Universe and boldly go forward. There is the presence of God everywhere. I feel unity with other people and the world. I realize my own uniqueness and recognize my own Divinity.”
Mantra: OM.
Color: purple.
Essential oils for ritual baths: ylang-ylang, rosewood, Linden, Lotus.
Stones: amethyst, lepidolite, Sugilite.
Herbs: Astragalus root, lavender.
Precautionary measures:
- Do not use too many essential oils for aromatic baths. 3-4 drops are enough.
- The temperature of the water in the bathtub should not exceed 100,40 F.
- Do not use any cosmetic products (soaps, foam, body wash, etc.) while taking the ritual bath.
- Do not eat 1.5-2 hours before the procedure.
- The duration of the procedure should be at least 10 minutes and no more than 20 minutes.
- After the procedure, it is not necessary to wipe dry. Give the oil some time after the bath to absorb into the skin. It is best to wait until the body has dried itself or immediately after the bath, put on a warm robe.
- After taking a ritual bath it’s important to give the body time to relax – you can lie down for 15 mins, or drink some herbal tea.
- If you have cancer, angina, epilepsy, diabetes, liver cirrhosis, ischemic heart disease, thrombophlebitis, chronic hepatitis, glomerulonephritis, dermatitis, acute inflammation and “weeping” with mycosis DO NOT take a bath with essential oils without consulting with your doctor! Also if you are pregnant it is very important to exercise caution in using essential oils.
Conclusion
It’s very important for all of us to remember to find time for healing ourselves. This is extremely important in order to heal the world and make it a better place. I believe you will enjoy ritual baths for your chakra balancing and make them your regular practice.
Katya Ki is the Founder of SOLANCHA Magazine, a Metaphysical Expert, a Reiki Master, and Human Rights Attorney. She has been studying Eastern metaphysics, cosmology, and esotericism for almost 20 years now. And she's still discovering new knowledge, which is hidden in ancient teachings. During her pilgrimage to the monastery of Saint Catherine in Egypt, she discovered the SOLANCHA System. This is how the SOLANCHA journey started!
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Spirituality
8 Warning Signs You’re Falling Into Spiritual Materialism

Published
7 days agoon
February 2, 2023
Walking the spiritual path is a tricky adventure. We are often deceiving ourselves into thinking we are developing spiritually when instead we are strengthening our egocentricity through spiritual techniques. This kind of self-deception is called “spiritual materialism” which is a “toxic” form of spirituality.
In this article, I want to share with you what spiritual materialism is and 8 warning signs you could be practicing it.
What Is Spiritual Materialism?
Spiritual materialism is a term coined by Chögyam Trungpa in his book Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism.
This term is used to describe mistakes spiritual seekers commit which turn the pursuit of spirituality into an ego-building and confusion creating endeavor, based on the idea that ego development is counter to spiritual progress.
Spiritual materialism means making use of spirituality to gratify the desires of the ego.
No matter what the practice or teaching, ego loves to wait in ambush to appropriate spirituality for its own survival and gain.
– Chögyam Trungpa
According to Chögyam Trungpa, spiritual materialism can fall into three categories:
#1: Physical materialism
This form of materialism is based on the belief that possessions can bring release from suffering. However, in fact, they may bring temporary happiness but then more suffering will follow. Or on another level, physical materialism can manifest itself as a belief, “I am rich because I have this or that” or “I am a teacher because I have a diploma.”
#2: Psychological materialism
This category is based on the belief that a particular philosophy, spiritual tradition, belief system, or point of view will bring release from suffering. Therefore, seeking refuge by strongly identifying with a particular religion, tradition, philosophy, political party, or viewpoint, for example, would be a manifestation of psychological materialism. The goal of psychological materialism is to use external concepts, pretexts, and ideas to prove that the ego-driven self exists, which manifests in a particular competitive attitude.
#3: Spiritual materialism
It is based on the belief that a certain temporary state of mind is a refuge from suffering. For example, when you’re using meditation practices to create a peaceful state of mind or using drugs or alcohol to remain in a numbed out or a euphoric state, you are merely heightening the suffering when these states cease. Therefore, attempting to maintain a particular emotional state of mind as an escape from suffering, or constantly pursuing particular emotional states of mind, will actually lead to more long term suffering.
Spiritual materialism is an attachment to the spiritual path as a solid accomplishment or possession. It is said that spiritual materialism is the hardest to overcome. The imagery that is used is that of golden chains; you’re not just in chains, you’re in golden chains. And you love your chains because they’re so beautiful and shiny. But you’re not free. You’re just trapped in a bigger and better trap. The point of spiritual practice is to become free, not to build a trap that may have the appearance of a mansion but is still a prison.
– M. Caplan
Spiritual Ego

We all need to realize that nobody is immune to spiritual materialism. As long as we have the ego, we are living on the edge. And no matter how spiritually developed you think you are, there is a tricky ego trap for each “level” of development.
Most of us have a delusional idea that the spiritual path is always steady and secure. It is only later that we begin to realize that the spiritual path is very slippery and you have to maintain balance and constant awareness not to fall into old “traps”. The thing is that the more we learn theoretically about spirituality without applying it to our everyday lives, the more likely we develop the spiritual ego in our beliefs.
Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the spiritual ego can hide behind judgment, spiritual dogma, or even a false sense of moral superiority over others. And this could be very dangerous for our spiritual development since it can blind us and prevent us from doing the necessary deeper spiritual work we need for inner growth and self-healing.
It’s hard to see our ego and therefore it’s hard to control it. Buddhist say that in the war of ego the loser always wins. Which makes complete sense to me. The second you realized you overcame your ego, you have fallen into its trap. Therefore, the best way you can deal with your ego is by observing it. It is by observing that you can learn how to take control of your ego.
8 Signs You Could Be Practicing Spiritual Materialism
The most important part of shadow work is taking an honest look at ourselves no matter how hard and painful it could be. Let’s take a look at 8 signs of spiritual materialism and determine which ones could be describing us.
Sign #1: Spiritual Superficiality

Modern forms of spirituality and therapy are often accused of selling superficial and sunny answers to life’s complexity and pain. Spirituality isn’t about protecting ourselves from real-life challenges. Any philosophy that is based on the belief that thinking positively always protects us from suffering and emotional pain, or that there is something wrong with you if you suffer or fail, is offering superficial promises.
Sign #2: Spiritual Elitism
Spiritual elitism is based on using spiritual ‘achievements’ or ‘gifts’ to disconnect from and feel superior to others. If you find yourself becoming unbearably profound, feeling that you are somehow different from others and destined for sainthood, perhaps you are suffering from grandiosity.
Our desire to be special can be manifested in many different self-aggrandizement ways, like:
- Claiming to have “special access” to spirit guides, Ascended Masters, angels, spirits, etc.;
- Claiming to be the reincarnation of a guru, superior being, a famous spiritual historical figure, etc.;
- Claiming to figure out all the world mysteries, conspiracy theories, governments’ secrets, etc.;
- Claiming access to special and exclusive spiritual knowledge that others can’t access.
In order to overcome this trap, ask yourself: “Do I really need to prove my specialness by using different titles (like lightworker, Starseed, etc.), the memories (or fantasies) about my past incarnations, etc.?”
Sign #3: Spiritual Shopping Obsession
Do you find yourself habitually buying spiritual trinkets/tools/items or accumulating the blessings and initiations from sages, shamans, saints, etc.? Does having spiritual items make you feel more “special,” “awakened,” “aligned” or spiritually worthy. If so, you could be practicing spiritual materialism!
The truth is all those endless workshops, tools, trinkets, and techniques which all promise to make you a wiser, more intuitive, more blissful, more “spiritual” person, are designed for distracting your attention from profound spiritual practice. You see, in order to follow your spiritual path you don’t need to “look” or “feel” spiritual. All you need is already inside you.
Sign #4: Entertaining Spirituality
This is a common trap many seekers get into. Instead of enjoying the blessings of everyday life, you seek after entertaining spirituality and supernatural experiences like angelic visitations, seeing visions, meeting UFOs, spirit guides, Ascended Masters, beings from other planets and dimensions, etc. All these supernatural experiences can be a part of your spiritual journey. However, if they are your main focus, you could be practicing entertaining spirituality.
Sign #5: Ripping Off the Traditions

Many modern seekers skim off the ritual trappings of a tradition with little respect for the depth behind it. This attitude trivializes powerful spiritual systems that often demand years of study. It is so important to be committed to your spiritual practice and realize the difference between carefully creating a spiritual path that includes genuine practices from a variety of traditions, rather than flitting from flower to flower like a drunken honey bee.
Sign #6: Power Abuse
Another sign of spiritual materialism is the disparity between spiritual teachings and the behavior of teachers. These are the things to be wary of:
- extravagant claims of enlightenment or healing;
- minimizing the hard work that accompanies any true spiritual or healing path;
- excessive commercialism that betrays the deeper spiritual message;
- blind adherence of followers.
With their deceitful double standards, some gurus, healers, and spiritual teachers have given mentorship a bad name and tarnished the image of humbling oneself to wiser and more experienced spiritual guides.
Sign #7: Spiritual Narcissism
The spiritual narcissist unconsciously believes he/she is more “awakened” than others and will do anything to reinforce that “specialness” including harming others through arrogance and forcing his/her beliefs on them. They also use spiritual jargon that you can relate to when recruiting their victims. A spiritual narcissist will make you think that you have a special gift or that you are their soul mate when in a real sense they are grooming you for the abuse.
Do you always back your desires with only those spiritual facts that suit you? Then, you could be developing spiritual narcissism. Be mindful when you purposely omit those facts that don’t advance your course.
There is a thin line between narcissism and “following your bliss.” Be aware of your tendency toward excessive self-centeredness even as you work to heal and love your own tender self.
Sign #8: Future Obsession
Do you believe that if you do certain spiritual practices or chant certain mantra you will get to a special elevated state of consciousness in the future? Well, there is nothing wrong with this belief unless you become so possessed with your future achievements that you stop living in the present moment. If you become too obsessed with your future and stop recognizing the fundamental ego-centricity of this obsession, you could be stuck in another spiritual materialism trap!
The Bottom Line
The spiritual path can be a truly joyous and satisfying journey of self-realization. It quickly becomes very clear to anyone who has spent significant time on their journey that the path is riddled with many obstacles and traps designed specifically for the ego.
Have you found yourself saying “They are Asleep”, “I am Awake” or any other self-proclaimed statements of spiritual achievement in comparison to others? This type of comparison can be the first of many dangerous behaviors that can lead a hopeful spiritual student down a path of despair, spiritual degradation, and unfortunate suffering.
True spiritual development is almost always a long and arduous journey that spans many years and lifetimes. Maintaining a high level of compassion and humility along with a strong desire to serve can be a very helpful tool to ensure one keeps their ego in check.
Spirituality
10 Types of Spiritual Bypassing That Slow Down Your Growth

Published
3 weeks agoon
January 20, 2023
How do you react to misfortunes or sad phases in your life? Do you deal with the pain or remain with unresolved wounds for fear of becoming vulnerable? Well, chances are, you are spiritually bypassing.
The Origin
Spiritual bypassing is an old term coined by John Welwood, a Buddhist teacher, author, and psychotherapist, in 1984. It refers to the tendency for persons to avoid, sidestep, or escape uncomfortable issues facing them. Welwood noted that persons resorted to this behavior to rise above their shaky emotional or personal foundation, hence, obtaining enlightenment.
What of Today?
Spiritual bypassing is quite common in the 21st century. Here, we see people covering up their low self-esteem, loneliness, or anger with spiritual practice. The only difference is it is a short-term cover-up. Spiritual bypassing facilitates a buildup of negative emotions into full-blown unrest and uncertainty.

Is Spiritual Bypassing Negative?
Often, we associate spirituality with positive aspects of our lives. You know, feelings of inner peace, contentment, or fulfillment. But, spiritual bypassing confirms that there are dark and painful areas in spirituality. Yes, it creates a false feeling of security and satisfaction, blocking any efforts for emotional healing.
Types of Spiritual Bypassing
Do you often resort to spirituality to bypass the unpleasant phases of your life? Here are the ten possible ways: –
#1: Optimistic Bypass
An optimistic bypass will insist on seeing life as a glass half full. This person is always focusing on the sunny side of life, ignoring the other half that is not so pleasant. In turn, these persons never engage their anger, inner conflict, or aggression. For, they fail to see that life isn’t always a happy fairytale.
#2: Aggrandizement Bypass
Do you know of a spiritual leader or seeker who seems overly enlightened and superior? Chances are these individuals struggle with personal insecurities and deficiencies. For, aggrandizement bypass is a self-delusion that convinces the self-proclaimed spiritual gurus that they have achieved a level of enlightenment or higher being.
#3: Victim Bypass

Are you a victim of your gifts? If these gifts hinder you from living a healthy or happy life, you could be a victim bypass. For example, a victim bypass may identify as an empath and use their gift of compassion to others to the extent of neglecting their happiness. Likewise, a victim bypass may disguise as an indigo child, a gifted healer, or a Starseed.
#4: Psychonaut Bypass
A psychonaut bypass exploits psychedelic drugs to escape their painful reality. In turn, they get into a psycho-spiritual crisis that hinders them from pursuing personal development.
#5: Horoscope Bypass
Do you love astrology, or are you dependent on it? Well, if you struggle with fear or self-doubt to the point of living an indecisive life, you could be relying on others to predict the outcome of your life. For this, a horoscope bypass trusts the predictions of a psychic or an astrologer. It becomes destructive when this trust supersedes their inner feelings to make significant decisions in their lives. In turn, their obsession with astrology makes them incapable of coping with traumas.
#6: Saint Bypass
When growing up, kids learn that spiritual leaders are saintly, kind, and compassionate. Only, these leaders have weaknesses and dark sides like any ordinary human being. However, a saint bypass holds on to this holier-than-thou notion from their childhood, even when they are now adults. In turn, a saint bypass will sacrifice themselves to appear sweet, approachable, heavenly persons.
#7: Spirit Guide Bypass
A spirit guide, whether an angelic or godly being, serves to protect humanity, right? Well, this belief is quite soothing to the mind but constricts the soul. That is, we forgo the need to be resilient, courageous, or take charge of our safety. We become like children under the protection of the parent. Living this way deprives us of the ability to grow our spiritual character. Instead, we should look to the spirit guide to learn more about our spirituality, not babysit us.
#8: Guru Bypass
A guru bypass is overly attached to a spiritual teacher or guru, to the extent of worshipping them. They accept all the teachings from their spiritual guru as absolute truths. Eventually, the guru bypass never grows spiritually. Further, they fall prey to manipulation or any ill-intentions of their spiritual leaders.
#9: Finger-Pointing Bypass
When on a spiritual journey, we develop clarity of mind. Here, we intuitively determine when someone is lying, honest, or trying to manipulate us. More so, we can tell reality from delusions and make rational decisions. A finger-pointing bypass uses this ability to declare them as self-righteous. In turn, they are quick to finger-point anyone who has a contrary opinion or acts differently from them. In essence, a finger-pointing bypass is procrastinating. They find fault in others instead of working to correct and improve themselves.
#10: Prayer Bypass

Finally, a prayer bypass ignores their responsibility. Instead, this person entrusts a higher being to deal with their problems. For example, this person will pray about a sickness they have without taking any steps to seek medical attention.
What Next?
Does any of the above types of spiritual bypassing resonate with you? Here are some tips you can use to stop this negative tendency: –
#1: Be Open Minded
Know that all spiritual seekers are human beings, hence, bound to make mistakes at some point. Then, be willing to learn and receive correction from others.
#2: Deal with Any Cognitive Dissonance
Cognitive dissonance arises when our beliefs are challenged or misaligned with reality. You will experience cognitive dissonance as your change your attitudes and beliefs from spiritual bypassing. That is, you may feel guilty, anxious, or ashamed for letting go of your thoughts that do not align with what you now know to be true.
When this happens, you should examine your life for areas that do not add up. For example, you should question a narcissistic leader who preaches compassion but uses physical abuse against you.
#3: Seek Honest Feedback from Others
Discuss spiritual bypassing with your friends and loved ones. Let them tell you what they see in you that suggests that you could be a spiritual bypass. View the feedback as positive criticism, and use it to grow spiritually.
The Bottom Line
Spiritual bypassing is not easy to detect. It disguises itself as a caring, compassionate person. Take time to evaluate yourself. Acknowledge the tendency and start your healing process.
Spirituality
Spiritual Transformation: 6 Signs You Are Experiencing One

Published
3 weeks agoon
January 18, 2023
Human beings are spirits inside a physical body. However, most people live their lives like bodies inside the spirit. Spiritual transformation means transcending beyond the physical body to the level of the soul. As complicated as this sounds, we will explain how easy it is to achieve spiritual transformation. But first, let’s get a bit more practical.
Common Experiences of Spiritual Transformation
Overcoming trauma
Have you ever shied away from attempting something just because that thing reminds you of your past trauma? Once you overcome such experiences, it’s a clear sign you have transformed spiritually. Like a rape victim finally getting married and enjoying motherhood.
Letting go of a toxic behavior
Most people can possibly relate to this one. How many weight-loss diets have you tried before achieving your weight goal? Or, how many times did you try quitting smoking before you actually did? See, spiritual transformation is not a walk in the park. But once you get the hang of it, you become the unstoppable hero.
Becoming Soul-centered
When you experience spiritual transformation, you start journeying back to the center of your being. You echo the advice “be yourself” and now find it easier to apply. Perhaps it’s because you now know who you really are.
How Does Spiritual Transformation Differ from Spiritual Awakening?
In the past, we have explored Spiritual Awakening. So what is the difference? Now spiritual transformation occurs as a by-product of our spiritual awakening journey. And since spirituality is a never-ending journey, it means if we continue in this journey, we will experience multiple angles of spiritual transformation.
Enough of the theories, how then do you know that you have achieved spiritual transformation?
6 Signs You Are Experiencing Spiritual Transformation

Let me start by reminding you that we are all different. A change might go unnoticed for one person yet be painfully unbearable for another person. That means you might notice some of these signs but not all of them.
#1: Things Start Falling Apart
That moment when you can’t seem to hold anything together. Your partner breaks up with you, you get fired at work, your family becomes a thorn in the side, and all you want to do is close yourself up and cry. Transformation can only happen when there’s a space in your life that leads you to change. It doesn’t matter if it’s a big or small change. At this point, you need to realize that whatever is lost isn’t necessarily good enough for you and instead open up to new opportunities.
#2: Heightened Agitation
You start getting emotional at things that would not usually bother you. Like overreacting when you find yourself stuck in traffic. This is a sign of transformation if you wouldn’t normally react this way.
Agitation occurs when we allow fear to drive us. That moment when you feel lost in the middle of nowhere. You have no idea what to do or where you are going.
#3: Your Desire for Change Is Greater Than Your Fear of Not Knowing
Do you have a strong desire to change but the fear of the unknown keeps you stuck? Well, during spiritual transformation, you realize that this desire grows bigger while your fears diminish. You can quickly draft that resignation letter without worrying about your next opportunity. Or, you can easily break up with your fiancée without worrying about your future.
#4: You Trust Easily and Your Faith Grows, or the Vice Versa
Trust is usually the last chapter of the transformation. After you’ve been through emotional rollercoasters and denial, you are now ready to surrender and accept the will of your creator. It’s also at this point that your world starts turning around for the better. Mainly because your spirit is now open to other avenues.
A good example is when you can’t let go of a toxic relationship even when all the signs say otherwise just because you can’t see past the relationship. Then after you’ve finally let go, you start wondering why you took so long. Sound familiar?
Now, for some people, the lack of trust is what signifies spiritual transformation. You suddenly feel the need to research any information you gather, irrespective of the source.
#5: New Opportunities Open Up for You
At this point, you stop “betting on an old horse” and start looking beyond your limitations. Your willingness to change and openness to a new reality manifest in new opportunities coming your way.
#6: You Open Up to New Relationships
At some point in your spiritual awakening journey, you will realize that you no longer fit in your normal circle of friends. This is normal. When you keep holding onto relationships that no longer serve your highest good, they will eventually drag you behind instead of pushing you to even greater levels.
Therefore, it’s important to let go of all the attachments and open yourself up to new relationships. Instead of feeling resentful of people who have hurt us in the past, we now feel compassion for them. The hatred turns into love and understanding.
The Bottom Line
As much as spiritual transformation can get uncomfortable, the most important thing is allowing yourself to grow until you finally feel that part in you that you turned off a long time ago because someone told you to. You also have to be willing to see and accept the things you don’t necessarily want to know about yourself. Be open, and allow yourself to evolve and participate in your transformation journey.

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Rasayana is one of the 8 fundamental disciplines of Ayurveda, which is focused on rejuvenation therapy. This discipline puts the...


Chakra Frequencies: 7 Powerful Tones For Sound Healing
Our chakras play an essential role in how we feel and function mentally, physically, and emotionally. When we align the...


What Is Betrayal Trauma? The Signs and Tips to Start Healing
When someone you love and trust betrays you, it can make you doubt your sanity. Betrayal can be so traumatic...


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Grief is how we respond to losing our loved ones. It is a feeling accompanied by a lot of sorrow,...


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Each crystal carries its unique energy and vibration. However, there are some crystals that vibrate at higher frequencies than others....


Dopamine Fasting: Powerful Detox For Your Brain
Dopamine fasting has recently been gaining a lot of traction. Many people who have done it say it is an...


Radical Self-Care: The Essential Step On Your Self-Healing Journey
Radical self-care is about focusing on yourself before worrying about other people. We are often told, “you cannot pour from...


Emotional Exhaustion: The Tell-Tale Signs & How to Deal With It
Are you in a state where you have no more energy to do the things you love? For instance, you...


Kundalini Awakening Symptoms Everyone Should Know
From Sanskrit, the word “Kundalini” can be translated as “twisted” (like a snake or a steel spring), and traditionally the...
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The Ultimate Guide to Chakra Symbols & Their Meanings
Seven main chakras ascend along the spine, from the navel to the top of the head. Each chakra has a...


8 Warning Signs You’re Falling Into Spiritual Materialism
Walking the spiritual path is a tricky adventure. We are often deceiving ourselves into thinking we are developing spiritually when...


Abundance Haircuts In February 2023: Good And Bad Days To Cut Your Hair
Abundance Haircuts is a sutra based on the Tibetan calendar. It reveals the negative consequences of cutting your hair on the bad days and the incredible...


How To Cleanse Crystals: 8 Most Effective Ways
One of the most important properties of crystals is their ability to accumulate and store energy and information. Therefore it’s...


10 Types of Spiritual Bypassing That Slow Down Your Growth
How do you react to misfortunes or sad phases in your life? Do you deal with the pain or remain...


Sigma Empath: 10 Signs of the Rarest Personality Type
Sigma empaths are quite rare. Many of them do not even realize that they are sigma empaths. This personality type consists of...


Spiritual Transformation: 6 Signs You Are Experiencing One
Human beings are spirits inside a physical body. However, most people live their lives like bodies inside the spirit. Spiritual...


What Are the Lucky Colors In 2023 (According to Feng Shui)?
According to Chinese metaphysics, each year vibrates at its own unique frequency and resonates with particular colors. Each color has different strengths and...


Predictions for 2023: Social Unrest, New Opportunities, Natural Disasters, Economic Instability
According to the Chinese calendar, the new year starts on January 22nd, 2023, and will last until February 10th, 2024....


Make Sure You Protect Yourself From These 3 Types of Energy In 2023
Like any other year, the year 2023 carries both positive and negative energies. These energies do not stand still; they move and flow...
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