#Mantra Herbal

[imsanjeevjuneja]

सपनों को पूरा करने के लिए पूरे efforts करें।

[whimsigothwitch]

Everyday witchy tips

Not everyone has time for daily spells or rituals, here are some witchy acts to incorporate a bit of magic into your day!

Glamour magic while getting ready for the day, while washing your face first thing in the morning imagine washing away all negative thoughts. Draw sigils with sunscreen/daycream/foundation on your face, incorporate color magic (eyeshadow, lipstick, nails). Braid your hair with an intention for the day (being protected against harm, attracting luck etc.)

Color magic while getting dressed; red for confidence and strength, yellow and orange for happiness and energy, green for attracting luck and abundance, blue for focus and communication, pink for (self)love, purple for intuition and wisdom, black for protection, white for purity and protection. Gold jewelry for the sun, succes and prosperity, and silver jewelry for the moon and intuition.

Drinking herbal tea, start the day with a warm cup of tea. This can be made with fresh herbs from the garden, or from tea bags. Stir clockwise with a teaspoon or the teabag it self to put an intention in your tea for the day.

Crystals in pockets, bags, even your bra. Choose an crystal for the day, charge it with it’s intention and carry it with you.

Shielding from negative energies, imagine being surrounded by a white light that protects you. Or have a short mantra that you can say to yourself or in your head when needed, this can be as simple as 'I am protected against negative energies in any shape or from'

Showering, washing any lingering energy, thoughts or negative feelings away from the day. If you have trouble imagining negative energy washing off you in a color, see the soap you are washing off as this energy. Watch it flow away from you into the shower drain.

[numbersandstars]

Nakshatras Paranormal Abilities List- Part 1

Here is a list of paranormal abilities of each nakshatra. It is a short list and needs to be more complete. I'm working on it but feel free to share any other abilities with your nakshatras in the comments or via pm. Thanks.❤️

Ashvini: Miraculous healing, spirit channeling, discovery of secrets on life and immortality, reading omens. Connection with horses and a warrior goddess. Bharani: Occult abilities through fertility, in touch with the other planes, pyramids and tombs of saints trigger deep changes. Connection with ghosts, goddess energies (and shakti). Krittika: Occult abilities through rituals under the moonlight. A historical site or a historical artifact triggers deep changes. Healing herbs, fire rituals. Connection with spirits. Rohini: Ability for a strong devotion/bhakti. Occult knowledge about herbs. Rituals performed under the moonlight. Connection with Krishna, a snake or a Naga (divine serpent). Mrigashirsha: Interest in tantra, healing gifts, rituals under the Moonlight, plant-based rituals. Connection with Nagas (divine serpents) and snakes. Ardra: Healing (especially the animals), magic potions, extreme occult practices/penances, weather predictions, prayers are heard. Connection with Shiva, skulls, bones, dogs, wolves, wild animals. Punarvasu: Intuition, subtle technology, prayers are heard. Connection with cats, Rama. Pushya: Gift in performing rituals, chanting prayers/mantras. Connection with the Moon (Full Moon and New Moon), a goddess. Ashlesha: Intuition, hypnotic charm, ability to read people's mind, herbal healing, Vastu/Feng Shui skills, dragon magick, banishing spirits. Connection with cats, snakes, Nagas (divine serpents), dragons. Magha: NDE, out of body experiences, powerful spiritual knowledge, communication with the ancestors, ghosts. Connection with the ancestors, Sun, solar gods, yogis. Purva Phalguni: Traditional occult knowledge: mantras, astrology, palmistry... Gift of luck, healing abilities. Connection with Shiva, shiv-ling, solar gods, Sun. Uttara Phalguni: Intuitive healing. Connection with solar gods, Sun, Nandi. Hasta: Palmistry, tarot card reading, mantras, spells, incantations, astrology, healing hands, reiki, pranic healing, healing animals. Connection with the Sun, Gayatri. Chitra: Visualisation practices, visions of the gods, using pictures as talismans, astrology, keeps secrets. Connection with Durga.

See part 2: from Svati to Revati here.

[butterflyexe]

Hearts attached 🖤

Max Verstappen x Reader Warning: Hints of sexual themes, desperation, parental neglect, depression, assault

A/N: This is my first time writing a fic and I am completely an amature in this department. This took me about a week of researching of how to write and what to write. I had to delete and rewrite it several times and half of the words I wasn't even familiar with 3 days ago. Please treat me with kindness.

In which some people are born with their souls entangled with their other halves which allows them to fell the emotions of their soulmate.

Soulmates are the two halves of the same eternal flame. When an eternal flame splits into two, it forms two halves of the same soul. When one of the flames are born in a human form, the other does too. They are bound to each other through heart.

In a world where only a select few are born with intertwined souls, Max Verstappen and Vivian Eloise found themselves bound by this extraordinary connection.

Max, a man hardened by his father’s relentless pursuit of victory, was a stark contrast to Vivian, a woman whose spirit was as vibrant as her laughter. Their lives were separate, yet together, connected by an invisible thread of shared emotions.

Max’s life was a constant race, a battle against himself. His father’s mantra, “Second winner is the first loser” echoed in his mind, shaping him into a man always on edge, always pushing, always striving. His emotions were a turbulent sea of anxiety, frustration, and exhaustion. He often over did himself, fighting himself to be better than the rest. He would do everything, go to any extent just to make his father proud. Yet, amidst this storm, there was a source of light and comfort - Vivian.

Vivian was a ray of sunshine. Raised in a family that nurtured her with love and kindness, she radiated happiness. Her laughter was infectious, her spirit unbreakable. But she also felt a pull, a tug at her heartstrings whenever Max was overwhelmed. She felt his emotions as if they were her own, and she found herself wanting to soothe his troubled soul.

Whenever Max was engulfed in self-doubt, feeling insecure, Vivian would find joy in the simplest things. She would dance in the rain, sing at the top of her lungs, lose herself in the pages of a good book or pour her heart out on the canvas. Her happiness flowed through their shared bond, washing over Max like a soothing balm. He could feel her joy seeping into his veins, calming his racing heart, and for a moment, he would forget his worries.

When Vivian experiences intense period cramps, Max senses her discomfort as if it were his own. When it first happaned, he thought he had gotten some severe stomach flu. Upon asking his mother he realized just how difficult it is to handle them. Max spent hours researching about mansturation, it's effects on women and ways to sooth them.Max took some special measures during this difficult period. He prepares a warm herbal tea, knowing it can ease muscle tension. Max put heating pads against his stomach to help her calm down and would eat chocolates his taste buds sensed her eat. His empathy and care help alleviate her pain, turning their shared suffering into a moment of connection and support.

Both of them would often spend hours at a time to try and imagine how the other looked, what were their favorite songs, favorite food etc. Max would often find himself wondering if she watched F1, if she knew him, if she was a fan. What was the possibility of her watching him race? He would try to give his absolute best in case she was watching.

Vivian would wonder what he looked like, if he had brown eyes like her or if they were blue. She would often try and pour her heart on her canvas using her best colours. She would wonder what book he was reading if her read any at all. She would wonder if he liked to admire art and paintings like she did.

Their lives were a dance of emotions, a symphony of feelings. They navigated through their separate lives, yet they were never truly apart. Their souls were intertwined, their emotions shared. They yearned for each other, a longing that was as deep as the ocean.

And then, one faithful day, they met. It was as if the universe had conspired to bring them together. Their eyes met each other's on the qualifying day of the Australian grand prix and in that moment, they knew. They knew they were soulmates. The connection was palpable, a current of electricity that buzzed between them. It was a meeting of souls, a fusion of hearts.

In the end, Max found solace in Vivian’s joy, and Vivian found purpose in soothing Max’s turmoil. They were two halves of a whole, separate yet together, navigating through life in their unique dance of emotions. Their story is a testament to the power of shared emotions, the strength of an invisible bond, and the beauty of soulmates.

[cannibal-nightmares]

retirement!spiritstein where spirit is in a midlife crisis on a panicked road of self-betterment including that of trying to do morning sudoku puzzles and trying herbal remedies and daily stretches and hyping facebook mantras while stein has finally tapered off a constant need to study study study and just wants a nap all the time

[adobealmanac]

Herbal Limpia

There are many ways to perform a limpia, such as the methods I have shared on my blog before. This is another method that I know of. I have been taught these, and here, you can learn from me. Know that all limpias are simply different paths to the same destination.

Performing a limpia is a two person job. it requires cooperation and coordination, as well as trust. However, it does require firm boundaries as every limpia requires some level of either physical or spiritual contact. Be firm, and let your partner know what you are and aren't comfortable with.

The Ritual:

You will need: • A bundle of fresh herbs 1-2 feet in length Rosemary, rue, mugwort, sage, or basil are wonderful for limpias. I typically go into my garden and pick the herbs intuitively, leaving an offering of tobacco or oregano for permission. • An outdoor space • Optionally, copal incense and mezcal

The herbs are used to absorb and transmute the negative energies. The bundle is not like a traditional herbal bundle you purchase from a store. In fact, it is more akin to a bouquet. You may make it as simple or ornate as you like. I typically tie my bundle together with a red ribbon. You beat the client with the bundle, and not lightly may I add. You beat them all over their body with the bundle, head to toe; front and back, as if you are brushing all the negativity out of their aura and body. You may say a small limpia prayer or mantra during this process, or simply enjoy the silence. The intention of this is to bring the spirit back to their body.

Sacred copal is used to purify the mind, body, and spirit. The white smoke of copal perfectly captures its purpose: to turn bad into good; to replenish; to cleanse. It has been used for thousands of years, and should be treated with respect and reverence. Source it ethically, and, if you can you should collect it yourself.

Mezcal alcohol is an alcohol derived from the agave plant. It is grounding. Therefore, it aids in returning the spirit back to the body. It also aids in cleansing and purifying the body. It is typically sprayed from the mouth of the curandero onto the heart, head, abdomen, and appendages. It is an intimate practice. Typically you spray it under their shirt, with permission of course.

And finally, gratitude. The curandero must give thanks throughout the limpia. Give thanks to mother earth and father sky. Give thanks to the ancestors. Give thanks to the allies and tools that aided in the limpia. Give thanks to God, Jesus, and Mary. The participant must give thanks too, often by giving a small gift to the curandero such as copal, tobacco, or mezcal.

Remember, curanderismo is healing magic. Do not treat it as anything else.

[coven-of-genesis]

Spell to increase health

Creating a spell to increase health is a personal and spiritual practice that can vary depending on individual beliefs and practices.

Here is a general framework you can use as a starting point to create your own health-enhancing spell:

1. Set your intention: Clearly define your intention to improve health. Be specific about the aspects you want to enhance, such as physical well-being, mental clarity, emotional balance, or overall vitality.

2. Choose your method: Determine how you want to conduct your spell. It could involve a physical ritual, visualization, meditation, or any other method that resonates with you.

3. Gather materials: Select any materials that you feel represent health and healing to you. This could include candles (white or green are often associated with healing), crystals (such as amethyst or clear quartz), herbs (such as lavender or chamomile), or any other objects you associate with well-being.

4. Create a sacred space: Cleanse and prepare your space to create a focused and positive environment. You can burn incense, use essential oils, or play calming music to set the mood.

5. Cast a circle (optional): If you follow a tradition that involves casting a circle, you may choose to do so to create a sacred and protected space for your spell.

6. Visualisation on and affirmation: Close your eyes and visualize yourself in a state of vibrant health. Imagine energy flowing through your body, revitalizing and healing every cell. Repeat affirmations or mantras related to health and healing, such as "I am healthy and strong in mind, body, and spirit" or "Every day, I grow healthier and more vibrant."

7. Symbolic actions: Use your selected materials in a way that feels meaningful to you. For example, light a white or green candle to symbolize healing and well-being, hold a crystal in your hand while visualizing your body's vitality, or create a healing herbal bath or tea to consume.

8. Gratitude and release: Express gratitude for the health you currently enjoy and for the healing energies that surround you. Release any doubts or negative beliefs about your health. Trust that your body has the innate ability to heal and restore itself.

9. Closing the spell: Conclude your spellwork in a way that aligns with your beliefs. This could involve thanking any deities or spiritual entities you work with, closing the circle if you cast one, or simply expressing gratitude and sealing your intentions.

Remember, creating a spell is a personal practice, and it's important to trust your intuition and adapt these steps to suit your own beliefs and preferences.

Additionally, while spellwork can be a valuable tool for healing, it's important to take practical action in your daily life to support your well-being, such as maintaining a healthy lifestyle, seeking medical advice when needed, and nurturing positive habits.

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The Ritual

[History on Your Side—Chapter 4.] Sam Winchester x Reader

Chapter summary: You, Sam and Dean head to the woodland to cast the spirit free. *Please see the masterlist for entire work summary and tags* Masterlist | Read on AO3

The next evening, an hour before sunset, the three of you arrived at the haunted woodland. The November air was crisp against your skin as you followed the brothers to the site of the tomb, boots squelching as you trailed through the mud.

Sam and Dean had picked you up after spending most of the morning snoozing in their motel, in preparation for tonight's ritual.

After all of the excitement and tension of yesterday, you had only managed to get a few hours of sleep.

The brothers had left yours at around 2am this morning, after further clarifications and rehearsals of the spell, fuelled by late-night takeaway pizza. You were thankful it was a Friday.

After heated discussion, a gameplan was devised for tonight. Sam was to take the lead, reciting the spell incantations, whilst Dean would make the herbal offerings, all whilst maintaining the safety of the site. You were to help set up, but otherwise wait by the car.

You had argued that you could help Sam with the offerings, freeing up Dean to keep watch, but you were quickly shot down due to concerns for your 'safety'. You resigned to your part, exhaustion taking over, thankful that they were even allowing you to tag along at all.

You scanned the scenery vigilantly as you walked, taking note of salient landmarks, painting a mental map in your mind.

Dean had parked the Impala as close to the edge of the clearing as possible, so his "baby" could be seen at all times from the tomb site. You had been taken aback when he proposed this, unaware that "baby" was his nickname for his beloved Impala. Sam had to hold back a laughing fit as he explained that Dean wasn't referring to you.

Arriving at the tomb site, you helped Sam arrange the ingredients on a makeshift altar as Dean drew protective sigils around the perimeter, salt-loaded shotgun slung over his shoulder.

As the sun started to set, the atmosphere became tense. The sky began to blend shades of orange and pink, casting elongated shadows across the clearing.

Sam's nervousness was evident in the way he watched over you- not even trying to hide it. You found his protectiveness frustratingly endearing.

Dean gave a final check to the salt sigils, his movements confident and precise, but his eyes betrayed a hint of anxiety. "Everything set?" 

Sam scanned the perimeter for any signs of disturbance. "Yeah, just about." 

Dean stepped back, finally satisfied with the protective measures. "Alright, we're as ready as we'll ever be."

As Sam walked you back to the Impala, he gave you another pep-talk about what you should do if things go awry, but then reassured you. "It should all go smoothly, it's just a ghost at the end of the day."

You raised your eyebrows. "Just a ghost?" 

Sam chuckled. "Oh, we've dealt with much worse..."

"Like those Angels and Demons you mentioned? I still need to pick your brains about that."

You wished Sam luck as he left you by the car, watching as he made his way back to Dean.

---

As the skies darkened, the moon appeared, glowing iridescent overhead. It's eerie glow highlighted the solemnity of the woodland as you settled by the Impala, feeling a mixture of anticipation and apprehension. In the distance, Sam and Dean began the ritual, Sam's mantra carrying through the air as he commenced the incantations. The wind whispered through the trees, adding an extra layer of mystery to the atmosphere.

Minutes turned into what felt like hours as you watched with bated breath, unable to tear your eyes from the unfolding scene. Faint glimmers of light flickered amidst the darkness as unease settled in the pit of your stomach.

Suddenly, a distant rumble echoed through the woodland, sending a shiver down your spine. You strained to make sense of the sound, your heart pounding in anticipation. Before you could work out where it came from, a chilling gust of wind swept through the clearing, causing the leaves to rustle and the branches to rattle. Your thoughts raced as you crouched by the Impala, trying to discern if it was part of the ritual or an unforeseen occurrence.

In the midst of the chaos, a deafening silence descended and an uneasy sensation of being watched sent a chill down your spine. You gripped the hood of the Impala, eyes darting between the tomb and the surrounding woods as a sudden surge of energy pulsed through the air. The faint glow around the tomb intensified, casting an ethereal aura, and the ground beneath your feet trembled. Your heart raced as you waited with suspense.

Suddenly, Sam and Dean's voices rose in unison, chanting words that echoed through the night, their figures bathed in an eerie glow. They stepped forward, each carrying an offering as detailed in the Men of Letters texts. They moved closer to the tomb, their voices resonating with purpose. Sam reached out to the spirit, offering heartfelt sentiments in light of the betrayal that had bound it to this earthly realm, seeking to right the wrongs that had tethered it.

The atmosphere crackled with an intense energy as the spirit appeared with an ethereal rage that distorted its form. Its anguished cries echoed through the woods, grating on your nerves. Consumed by its torment, it lashed out violently with tendrils of spectral energy. Sam and Dean stood their ground, expertly dodging it's attacks as they continued their efforts to calm the spirit's rage. Their voices resonated stronger as they pleaded the spirit to let go and transcend to the moon, where closure finally awaited.

In a burst of radiant energy, the spirit finally relented, its anguished cries fading into a haunting whisper. A moment of uncertainty hung heavy in the air, and then, as if moved by an unseen force, the spirit began to ascend. A serene calm washed over the woodland as the spirit, enveloped in the radiant glow, gradually ascended toward the full moon.

The ritual had worked.

With the night now quiet, you took this a sign that it was now safe. You ran towards the tomb site, where Sam and Dean were standing, recovering from the ordeal.

As you were approaching, Sam looked up to meet your gaze, and he smiled wide, his expression a mixture of triumph, exhaustion and gratitude.

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The moon cast a watchful glow across the clearing as the three of you cleared the remnants of the ritual. You glanced up, whispering a message of awe and gratitude.

Dean was practically bouncing off the walls, his energy infectious as he packed things back into the Impala. "Did you see that, huh?" he exclaimed, flashing a grin. "That's how it's done, baby!" He slammed the trunk shut, his enthusiasm reverberating in the night air.

Meanwhile, Sam was quietly content, a soft smile playing on his lips. "Thanks for all your help." He directed his gaze to you, gratitude shimmering in his eyes, his voice carrying genuine appreciation. "We honestly couldn't have done it without you."

Dean, still hyped up, threw an arm around both of you. "The night's still young, and we deserve a celebration. Let's hit a bar, have a few rounds. What d'ya say, guys?"

"Absolutely!" You chimed, unable to contain your enthusiasm. "I'm in!"

Sam nodded, a glint of amusement in his eyes at Dean's excitement. "Sounds good," he agreed, his smile widening a fraction as he glanced in your direction.

Chapter 5

[go-river-flows]

Sweet Visions of a flower

Summary: Syulang (OC), an orphaned girl after the destruction of Hometree. She is constanly reminded of this by her amputated left leg and constantly dreams of her deep trauma. Even when she gets adopted by Toruk Makto and his wife, who she resented for over six years before forgiving him.

Part 3 or ?

I let them up into my tented canopy, The boys looked around as young Kiri, sat between her father’s legs. Jake Sully’s eyes stayed looking at me, as I tried avoiding eye contact.

“I'm sorry, this must sound…rude. Can you tell me your name again?” Jake Sully asked. Though I was hesitant, I told him my name.

“Syulang.” 

“Syulang,” he repeated, falling silent. Though he was repeating that name in his head over and over again like a mantra. “You know, I never forgot about you.”

I scoffed lightly, holding back an incredulous laugh. I know it was a lie. I looked at his children and the human one, who now sat down next to me looking at my false leg. His curious eyes got bigger as he looked at it with great intrigue, staring at the mechanism and weaving. 

“I see the great Toruk Makto got busy,” I didn't mean it to come out so rudely. His eyes widened a little bit. I mentally cursed myself for inviting them in. “You don't have to lie, I already know the truth.”

I didn't have to look to know he grimaced at that. 

“You know, as leader of the clan, I have to lead the people. Take care of them. So can you tell me why you’re not with the clan?” he asked calmly, almost gentle. It made me want to cry, I tried repressing those memories, the destruction of Hometree. The death of my parents, friends. My injury. The aftereffects of war. It was all too much. I have nightmares. I prayed to Eywa to forget, but she never helped.

  So I told him about just that. He sat and listened. His children too. They gathered sitting near listening to the story. I was only ten when this all happened, imagine how traumatised I was. How I couldn't stay with the clan as it was a constant reminder of the many losses we suffered, and how both my parents were killed, not just one, but both. How I cried myself to sleep for days, how my Uncle Pawk couldn't calm me. I decided to leave. I feel ghost pains in my left leg. Toruk Makto listened. After that, he thanked me for talking to him, he gathered his children and they left to go back home. That night I had difficulty sleeping so I went to cuddle with my big cat and her babies.

  The following day I woke up against my thanator, her soft purring and warmth much like a mother’s warm embrace. I thanked her for her comfort as I began my day as usual. Drinking some river water, washing my face, hunting fish for the day, washing my body in the lake. Then Lo’a and I went hunting for some meat. 

  After hunting and bringing back a carcass of a fwampop, also known as a Tapirus. Thanking Eywa for the life of the creature. I pet Lo’a’s head as well, thanking her for being by my side. I cut up the meat and wrapped them into portions with leaves, packing the rest of it in a covered hole I used as storage. For the rest of the day, I did my chores, weaving new baskets, collecting fruit, herbal plants and organising my canopy. 

  What I wasn't expecting was the call of an ikran and its rider, landing on the branch just above my home. A huge gust of wind knocked over my many baskets, which bumped my water pot over the edge of my canopy. Shattering it as it collided with the ground a few metres down, nearly smashing on my resting thanator, who made a startled sound looking up at me. Arrgh, I growled in anger, punching the tree trunk, annoyed. A familiar face popped into view from above my tented canopy, just showing their head looking guilty. If not for the situation I would have found it funny. Toruk Makto, Jake Sully. Oh Eywa! I hissed at him, wanting to scratch his eyes out.

“You owe me a pot,” I snarled at him. Slumping down in defeat, “I just cleaned up, you stupid Toruk Makto!” 

His face scrunching up into a guilty yet apologetic expression, a small voice calling out as another face popped into view.

“Hi Syulang!” Neteyam greeted chipperly. I greeted back with a grunt. “Oh wow, it's messy in here,” he stated at the obvious mess, making me grumble with my ears pinned back, arms crossing over my chest with irritation. There came another call of an ikran, it too landing on the branch above, however, gracefully and blowing gentle wind through my canopy home.

“Can we come in?” Neteyam asked. I looked up at the boy and gave a singular nod. “Dad, help me down.” I watched as Jake Sully lowered Neteyam into my canopy. Then a smaller boy, Lo’ak. Who ran over to me, diving into my lap, hugging my torso as I kept my arms on my chest, my ears twitched in annoyance. Finally Jake himself entered my canopy as another Na’vi made themself known. The warrior and Toruk Makto’s wife, Neytiri, with a babe wrapped around her front. I stood in shock, greeting her. Little Lo’ak still with arms wrapped around my torso hung when I stood.

“Sister, I see you,” formally greeting her, hand to my head and gently bowing. She did the same.

“Lo’ak, let go,” Jake pried the little boy off as he giggled. I noticed in the corner of my eye, Neteyam was picking up the baskets, gently scooping the fallen contents, returning them into it's respective basket even though he didn't have to. 

“Ma Jake told me that there was a young girl living all alone out here,” Neytiri spoke, my eyes shifted to Jake again staring him down as he still held the same apologetic expression, he soon joined his son picking up the baskets, cleaning up my canopy. “I had to come to see for myself. If you were who he said you were. Syulang, I see you. And I want to thank you properly. All those years ago, I heard of a child with a broken leg, dragging my father from our fallen Hometree. Throughout the chaos, no one had asked your name. They only talked about a girl from our Omatikaya Clan. Young, brave, fearless, who sacrificed her own leg for a proper burial for my father, Eytukan. My dear, I thank you. Eywa thanks you. I see you. Come back to the clan.” Neytiri wrapped her arms around my shoulders, bringing me into a hug. I shook my head no. 

“No, I will not. If Toruk Makto told you everything, you would know the reason why,” I told her. Jake’s ear twitched at his title.

“I know, I have heard. I cannot ask you to forgive, but I plead with you to come home. Your mother, your father would want you to be with your clan,” Neytiri begged. I wanted to cry at the mention of my parents. “You don't have to be an orphan, we can take care of you,” Neytiri proclaimed, “Our family have talked, we want to take you in.” She looked at her husband, who gave a soft smile. “You can stay with us in our nest,” she gently hummed. A part of me does. I miss having a family, I miss my mother’s touch, I miss my father’s reassurance. My heart pounded hard, I sighed trying to take it all in.

Pulling away from Neytiri, I though about it. I looked at the two boys, at Jake Sully. My feelings about him have always been mixed, but yet he looked at me with sad and understanding eyes. 

“Okay,” I quietly mumbled. Their ears perked, Neteyam, Jake and Lo’ak’s eyes lighting up. 

“We’ll pick you up tonight, pack your belongings,” Neytiri offered, her hands rubbing my arms in a comforting manner. The boys had finished cleaning up and were standing together.

“Before you go, take some things,” I left my canopy, sliding down the long thick rope. Strolling past my thanator, I opened up the storage hole, pulling all the fresh food from inside. The preservatives remained, just in case. The two adults had climbed down from my canopy, finding me halfway in a hole. Their footsteps alerted me. 

“These are from my morning hunt, and some fruit preserves for the children,” I handed them small closed packaged leaf containers, fashioned into a jar, “These last for a long time.” My ears perked, Neytiri thanked me with a smile. Jake picked up all the wrapped meat, thanking me too. “There are more in this hole, enough to feed a large family, but they are mostly preserved.”

Not long after, Toruk Makto, his wife and children took off back home. Their ikrans screeched in the distance. I began packing most of my belongings, retrieving my bow and arrows. Covering the food storage hole as well. I wove a large basket for Lo’a’s cubs just in case. I decided to keep my canopy up in the tree in case I would return. Finally rolling up my mat, I lay to wait for Jake and Neytiri. Eclipse is coming soon. I looked up at the darkening sky, watching the stars glimmer when I noticed a constellation of new stars. Sitting up properly to take a better look, I realise what it was.

*

How many years ago was it now? A new star descending from the sky. It scarred the land as aliens destroyed the land. The burnt and greying land, a reminder of the destruction that the sky people brought. Not long after, they arrived at our doorstep. Pink flesh, small and carrying weapons, designed to slaughter. Our Olo’eyktan and Tsashik stood and greeted the sky people with contempt, hesitation. Fear. They came in false bodies, wanting to teach the people English, to learn about our culture, everything. To assimilate. There were those who rejected them, and those who welcomed them. But they broke our trust, destroyed everything we held dear. Demons.

*

Sky demons. They have returned. I ignored my mind at that moment, I grabbed my two sling packs and archery equipment, dropped from my canopy to the ground in a rush. Gathering the cubs into the basket and climbing onto Lo’a’s back. Connecting my queue, I told her to run. Run as fast as you can. She sped away as fast as she could whilst holding our weight. The cubs whined in fear as the scorching heat reached us, though we were far away, we could see the flames emitted from the foreign metal creature. The great winds it produced as it landed, burning everything in it's radius, red and orange disintegrating Eywa’s creations. The anger I felt, the agony I felt. I roared out in anguish, the only thing I could do was run. The call of ikrans above me snapped me out of my furiosity. Voices yelling out my name.

“SYULANG!!!” 

“Keep going!” I urged Lo’a, “To the Hallelujah mountains!” Lo’a turned off to the right, running as fast as she could, jumping over fallen logs, not stopping for a moment. We kept going even though the heat retreated.

“SYULANG!!!” the voices screamed out. I looked up, as an Ikran flew over me. I waved up at the rider, Neytiri, who was watching in stunned awe. She lands not too far away and hops down from her ikran rushing to me, Lo’a growls at her as I disconnect tsaheylu, I carry the basket of cubs with me as Lo’a is on my tail.

Neytiri, grabs the basket from me looking down into it. Lo’a produces a low yowl.

“It’s okay Lo’a, we’re taking them somewhere safe,” I kissed the top of her head, she nudged me. The other ikran also arrives behind us, Jake rushing over, checking me over.

“Ma jake, take her things. We’re taking you up to High Camp, we must hurry,” Jake, pulls my bags from me pulling them over his shoulder.

“Hold on,” I turn to Lo’a giving her a hug, resting my forehead on the top of her head, “I’ll look for you. Keep going to the floating mountains.”

“Come, Syulang,” Neytiri pulls me toward her ikran. She climbs up first, pulling me up to sit behind her. “Hold on tight.” I wrapped my arms around Neytiri’s waist, her Ikran ascended quickly, almost giving me whiplash. 

We flew for a while, into the fog. Toruk Makto flying beside us. It was strangely calm here. Quiet. I haven't been in the sky in a long time. It felt freeing, I looked at my false leg, it was a part of me that I couldn't simply let go. It's what keeps me living. If I didn't have it, I wouldn't move freely. I’ll forgive Jake Sully. I'll forgive my Toruk Makto. I understand now. For seven years I harboured deep resentment for the man, every time I saw him I would scowl, eyebrows furrowing in indignation. I think It's time to let go. For the first time, I smiled at him with tears. I forgive you. And he smiled back.

Arriving in the High Camp, we were greeted by the surviving Omatikaya clan. Some gasped when they realised who was with Toruk Makto and his wife. Pawk pushed through the crowd as Neytiri slid off her Ikran. Holding her arms out for me to slide into. 

“Syulang!” Pawk ran to embrace me. The clan collectively gasped at the realisation. Pawk looked me over from head to toe, before he cupped his hands around my face, tears falling from his face. “You're all grown up. You look like your mother.”

Neytiri tugged at my hand and Pawk let me go with Neytiri. She held my hand pulling us through the crowd, the members parting to make a path. They stared in stunned silence. Some looked at me as if they just remembered their missing clan member, the others looking at my legs.

Neytiri brought me to her mother’s tent. Stopping at the entrance as Mo’at pushed open the opening flap. Coming face to face with her daughter. Her eyes widened as they fell on me. 

“Come, come in,” Mo’at rushed us in, closing the flap. As we knelt down in front of Mo’at, she pulled me into a hug. “My dear little one. I see you.”

We talked for a long time, in that conversation she asked me why I left the clan, why I couldn't have come to just talk to my Tsahik. I told her everything, my trauma, how I resented Toruk Makto, and how I had come to forgive him. Some tears were spilt and some breaks were in order. After it all, I was exhausted. Before I left to get some rest, Mo’at retrieved something for me. “I believe this belongs to you,” Mo’at said, unwrapping a cloth. In her hands were three necklaces, and I broke down in tears one final time. My mother’s, father’s and even Rumut’s necklaces. I cried until exhaustion overtook me, I fell asleep in Neytiri’s arms.

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Real Talk:

Growing up under the Pentecostal and COGIC denominations gave CULT.

It has been hard to embrace the “woo woo” as they call it in astrology, spirituality, manifestation, Alchemy, Herbalism all that good stuff b/c that Religious Trauma™️ turns me off from some things like meditation/manifesting starts to give me those anxious/dooms day feelings when I would obsessively pray b/c I didnt want to go to hell as a kid.

Like my prayer mantras each night were insane… OCD levels (probably was just the adhd tho).

Every time I want to really embrace the spiritual side to this, that christian paranoia bubbles in; I get so disgusted and annoyed by the whole process b/c I can’t shake the foundation of spirituality/relegion based in fear mongering and oppression.

The mind is crazy like lol why can’t I just be normal… 🧚🏾👽🧖🏾‍♀️

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Course objectives

Develop your personal daily practice

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Yoga Retreats in India with Shree Hari Yoga: A Journey to Inner Peace

India, the birthplace of yoga, offers an unparalleled setting for deepening your practice and reconnecting with your true self. At Shree Hari Yoga, we invite you to experience the profound healing and transformation that comes with attending a yoga retreat in this spiritually rich country. Whether you are a seasoned yogi or a beginner, our yoga retreats in India are designed to offer you a holistic experience—an opportunity to disconnect from the stresses of everyday life and immerse yourself in the peaceful and transformative energy of India.

Why Choose a Yoga Retreat in India with Shree Hari Yoga?

India is a land steeped in spiritual tradition, offering a deep, enriching connection to the practices of yoga and meditation. At Shree Hari Yoga, we blend ancient techniques with modern wellness practices, ensuring you receive a transformative experience that nurtures both your mind and body. Our retreats are held in some of the most serene and spiritually charged locations across India, allowing you to deepen your yoga practice while experiencing India's spiritual heart.

What You Can Expect at Shree Hari Yoga Retreats in India

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1. Authentic Yoga Practices Led by Experienced Teachers

Yoga in India is taught in its most authentic form. At Shree Hari Yoga, we offer traditional styles such as Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Kundalini yoga. Each day, you’ll participate in morning and evening yoga sessions tailored to your level, helping you improve flexibility, strength, and mindfulness. Along with yoga, you’ll engage in meditation, pranayama (breathing exercises), and mantra chanting, all of which contribute to deepening your practice and enhancing your overall well-being.

2. Holistic Healing & Ayurvedic Wellness

True healing comes from within, and at Shree Hari Yoga, we offer a comprehensive approach to wellness. Our retreats incorporate Ayurvedic therapies, detox programs, and holistic healing techniques, designed to cleanse and rejuvenate the body. Whether through Ayurvedic massage, herbal treatments, or dietary practices, our goal is to leave you feeling renewed and energized, both physically and mentally.

3. Delicious and Nourishing Vegetarian Cuisine

Food is an essential part of yoga, nourishing both the body and the spirit. During our retreats, you’ll enjoy wholesome vegetarian meals that are carefully prepared with fresh, organic ingredients. These meals are designed to cleanse and energize your body, supporting your yoga practice and enhancing your overall experience.

4. Spiritual and Cultural Immersion

India is a land of rich spiritual and cultural traditions. With Shree Hari Yoga, you’ll have the opportunity to experience India’s deep-rooted spiritual practices through visits to sacred temples, participation in local ceremonies, and learning about the ancient traditions that have shaped yoga. This immersion not only deepens your practice but also provides you with a richer, more holistic understanding of yoga.

5. Beautiful and Tranquil Locations

The locations of our yoga retreats are chosen for their serenity, natural beauty, and spiritual energy. Whether you’re practicing yoga along the banks of the Ganges River or in the foothills of the Himalayas, the peaceful environment will help you to relax, reflect, and reconnect with yourself. Surrounded by nature, you'll find the ideal setting to quiet your mind, rejuvenate your body, and experience true inner peace.

The Shree Hari Yoga Experience

A yoga retreat with Shree Hari Yoga in India offers more than just yoga sessions. It’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in a life-changing experience—one that rejuvenates your body, calms your mind, and helps you reconnect with your spirit. India’s ancient wisdom, combined with the guidance of our expert teachers, will help you navigate your own personal journey, offering clarity, balance, and inner peace.

Whether you’re seeking to deepen your yoga practice, experience spiritual growth, or simply take a break from your everyday life, a retreat with Shree Hari Yoga in India is the perfect escape. Reconnect with yourself and begin a transformative journey toward greater health, happiness, and harmony.

Join us on this incredible journey of self-discovery—your transformation begins with Shree Hari Yoga.

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Holistic Healing: How Ayurveda Addresses Mind, Body, and Soul

Ayurveda, the ancient science of life, is more than just a system of medicine—it is a way of living that promotes harmony between the mind, body, and soul. Unlike modern medicine, which often focuses only on treating symptoms, Ayurveda works on balancing the body's natural energies (doshas) to restore overall health. Today, many people seek Ayurvedic treatment packages in Kerala to experience authentic and holistic healing that not only cures ailments but also rejuvenates the entire being.

The Ayurvedic Perspective on Holistic Healing

According to Ayurveda, health is defined as a state of balance between:

Doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) – Governing the body's physiological functions.

Dhatus (Body Tissues) – Responsible for structural support and nourishment.

Agni (Digestive Fire) – The power behind metabolism and immunity.

Srotas (Channels of Circulation) – Ensuring the smooth flow of bodily fluids and energy.

Manas (Mind) – Maintaining emotional well-being.

By addressing all these aspects, Ayurveda ensures complete healing, making it a preferred choice for those looking for natural and sustainable wellness solutions.

Healing the Body: Ayurvedic Therapies for Physical Well-being

Ayurveda believes that most physical diseases arise from an imbalance in the doshas, improper digestion, and toxin accumulation. To restore physical health, Ayurveda offers a wide range of therapies available at Ayurveda treatment centres in Kerala, including:

1. Panchakarma (Detoxification Therapy)

A deep cleansing process that removes toxins from the body.

Involves therapies like Vamana (emesis), Virechana (purgation), Basti (medicated enema), Nasya (nasal detox), and Raktamokshana (blood purification).

Ideal for treating digestive disorders, skin issues, arthritis, and chronic fatigue.

2. Abhyanga (Full Body Oil Massage)

Performed using medicated herbal oils to improve blood circulation.

Helps in relaxing muscles, reducing joint pain, and improving skin health.

3. Kizhi (Herbal Pouch Therapy)

Herbal powders or rice pouches are used to relieve pain and inflammation.

Effective for arthritis, back pain, and muscle stiffness.

4. Rasayana Therapy (Rejuvenation Therapy)

A specialized treatment to slow down aging and boost immunity.

Involves consuming herbal formulations like Chyawanprash and Ashwagandha.

5. Ayurvedic Diet and Herbal Medicines

Focuses on natural, seasonal foods that suit an individual’s dosha.

Herbal remedies like Triphala, Brahmi, and Amla are used to support bodily functions.

Healing the Mind: Ayurvedic Approach to Mental Wellness

Mental well-being is just as important as physical health in Ayurveda. Stress, anxiety, and emotional imbalances are considered the root cause of many illnesses. Some Ayurvedic treatments for mental health include:

1. Shirodhara (Oil Pouring Therapy)

A stream of warm medicated oil is poured onto the forehead.

Calms the nervous system, reduces stress, anxiety, and insomnia.

2. Nasya (Nasal Cleansing Therapy)

Herbal oils are administered through the nostrils.

Clears toxins from the head and improves mental clarity and focus.

3. Meditation and Pranayama (Breathing Exercises)

Helps in controlling the mind and emotions.

Enhances concentration, reduces stress, and promotes inner peace.

Healing the Soul: Ayurveda’s Spiritual Connection

Ayurveda emphasizes spiritual well-being as part of holistic healing. When the mind and body are in balance, the soul experiences peace and enlightenment. Practices that promote soul healing include:

1. Yoga and Ayurvedic Lifestyle Practices

Regular yoga practice improves flexibility, strength, and spiritual connection.

Dinacharya (daily routine) and Ritucharya (seasonal routines) help maintain harmony with nature.

2. Mantra Chanting and Sound Therapy

Vedic mantras have healing vibrations that balance the body’s energy flow.

3. Sattvic Diet (Pure and Natural Foods)

Encourages consumption of fresh, vegetarian, and light foods that promote spiritual well-being.

Why Choose Ayurvedic Treatment Packages in Kerala?

Kerala is the heartland of Ayurveda, offering some of the best Ayurveda treatment centres in Kerala. Here’s why Kerala is the ideal destination for Ayurvedic healing:

Authentic Ayurvedic Therapies – Kerala has a strong tradition of Ayurveda with highly experienced practitioners.

Natural Healing Environment – The serene atmosphere of Kerala enhances relaxation and rejuvenation.

High-Quality Herbal Medicines – The region is home to a rich variety of medicinal plants used in treatments.

Personalized Healing Programs – Ayurvedic therapies are tailored to each individual’s body constitution (Prakriti) and health concerns.

Combination of Ayurveda and Yoga – Many centers offer integrated Ayurveda-Yoga retreats for holistic wellness.

What to Expect in an Ayurvedic Treatment Package in Kerala?

A comprehensive Ayurvedic package in Kerala typically includes:

Doctor Consultation – Assessment of your body type and health condition.

Personalized Panchakarma Therapy – Detoxification treatments as per individual needs.

Daily Ayurvedic Massages – Rejuvenating oil therapies for relaxation and healing.

Herbal Medicines and Diet Plan – A customized Ayurvedic diet to balance doshas.

Yoga and Meditation Sessions – To enhance mental clarity and emotional well-being.

Guidance on Lifestyle Changes – Recommendations for maintaining health post-treatment.

Conclusion

Ayurveda is not just about curing diseases; it is a lifestyle that promotes harmony between the body, mind, and soul. If you are looking for a natural and holistic approach to healing, opting for Ayurvedic treatment packages in Kerala can be a transformative experience. With its ancient wisdom, natural therapies, and personalized care, Ayurveda offers a complete path to well-being, helping individuals achieve balance, inner peace, and vitality.

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Yoga and Meditation Retreats: Finding Inner Peace in Udaipur

Udaipur is not just famous for its majestic palaces and scenic beauty but also as a hub for holistic wellness. With its peaceful ambiance, rich cultural heritage, and deep-rooted spiritual traditions, Udaipur is an ideal destination for those seeking rejuvenation through yoga and meditation retreats. Whether you are looking to de-stress, deepen your meditation practice, or embark on a spiritual journey, Udaipur offers a perfect setting to reconnect with yourself. In this blog, we will explore why Udaipur is an excellent choice for a retreat, the benefits of yoga and meditation, and how Sun Ayurveda & Naturopathy can help you achieve holistic wellness.

Why Choose Udaipur for a Yoga and Meditation Retreat?

Scenic Beauty & Tranquility

The natural surroundings of Udaipur play a vital role in creating an ideal environment for yoga therapy and meditation. The serene lakes, lush green hills, and breathtaking sunrise views help enhance mindfulness and relaxation. Practicing yoga amidst nature allows one to feel more connected to the universe and gain inner peace.

Rich Spiritual Heritage

Rajasthan has a long history of spirituality, with ancient temples, ashrams, and meditation centers offering a sacred energy that supports deep introspection. The city's cultural roots make it a preferred destination for spiritual retreats in Rajasthan, where seekers can learn traditional yoga and meditation techniques from experienced instructors.

Ideal Climate

Udaipur enjoys a pleasant climate for most of the year, making it an excellent location for wellness retreats. The mild winters and monsoon breezes add to the peaceful experience, allowing practitioners to focus entirely on their inner well-being.

Benefits of Yoga and Meditation Retreats

Physical Wellness

Attending a yoga and wellness retreat helps improve physical health by enhancing flexibility, boosting immunity, and increasing strength. Different yoga styles like Hatha, Ashtanga, and Kundalini focus on body postures, controlled breathing, and mindful movements, which benefit both beginners and experienced practitioners.

Mental Clarity & Stress Reduction

Scientific studies have proven that yoga and meditation reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. A retreat allows you to disconnect from daily worries and embrace a lifestyle that promotes emotional stability. The guided meditation practice teaches mindfulness techniques that help improve concentration and bring clarity to thoughts.

Spiritual Growth

Retreats provide a deeper understanding of spirituality, allowing individuals to explore their inner selves. With practices like mantra chanting, mindfulness meditation, and breathing exercises, participants experience profound peace and self-awareness, making their spiritual journey truly transformative.

What to Expect in a Yoga & Meditation Retreat in Udaipur?

Daily Yoga Sessions

Retreats offer structured yoga sessions in different styles such as Hatha for flexibility, Vinyasa for energy flow, and Kundalini for awakening inner power. Certified yoga instructors guide each session, ensuring that every participant benefits from personalized attention.

Guided Meditation

Meditation is a core part of retreats, focusing on techniques like breath awareness, mantra meditation, and mindfulness. These techniques help calm the mind, improve emotional resilience, and enhance overall well-being.

Ayurvedic Healing Therapies

A unique aspect of retreats in Udaipur is the integration of Ayurveda. Many centers, including Sun Ayurveda & Naturopathy, offer Panchakarma detox, herbal treatments, and personalized wellness programs that support complete mind-body rejuvenation.

Sattvic Diet & Nutrition

A retreat is incomplete without a balanced diet. Meals are prepared according to Ayurvedic principles, ensuring nourishment that enhances both physical and mental well-being. A sattvic diet, which consists of fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and herbal teas, supports healing and inner balance.

Workshops & Spiritual Discourses

Yoga retreats often include workshops on self-awareness, stress management, and holistic wellness. Expert-led sessions provide insights into ancient Vedic wisdom, helping participants develop lifelong habits that promote health and happiness.

Choosing the Right Retreat: Factors to Consider

Certified & Experienced Instructors

To ensure authenticity and effectiveness, choose a retreat that offers certified yoga teachers and meditation experts with years of experience in the field.

Retreat Duration & Packages

Some retreats last for a weekend, while others extend up to a month. It is essential to pick a program that aligns with your goals, whether it's relaxation, spiritual growth, or physical fitness.

Accommodation & Facilities

Opt for retreats that provide eco-friendly accommodations with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and peaceful stay.

Authenticity & Holistic Approach

A good retreat combines yoga, meditation, Ayurveda, and a holistic approach to wellness rather than just focusing on physical postures.

Sun Ayurveda & Naturopathy: Your Trusted Partner in Wellness

At Sun Ayurveda & Naturopathy, we specialize in creating customized yoga and meditation retreats that blend traditional practices with modern wellness techniques. Our programs are designed to offer:

Expert Guidance: Learn from certified yoga instructors and meditation teachers.

Holistic Healing: Ayurveda-based therapies that complement your yoga journey.

Personalized Approach: Tailor-made retreat experiences suited to individual needs.

Beautiful Location: A peaceful setting in Udaipur that enhances your retreat experience.

Many of our clients have experienced transformative results, and we take pride in being one of the best yoga retreats in Udaipur.

Tips for a Transformative Retreat Experience

Preparing Mentally & Physically

Before attending a retreat, prepare by practicing basic yoga and meditation at home. Keep an open mind and embrace the experience fully.

Best Time to Visit Udaipur

The ideal time for a retreat is between October and March when the weather is pleasant and conducive to outdoor yoga and meditation sessions.

Post-Retreat Practices

To maintain the benefits of the retreat, continue practicing yoga, follow a healthy diet, and integrate meditation into your daily routine.

Conclusion

A yoga and meditation retreat in Udaipur is more than just a vacation; it is a life-changing experience that brings balance, relaxation, and self-awareness. With the right retreat, you can embark on a journey of self-discovery, heal from within, and embrace a more mindful lifestyle. If you are ready to experience the best of yoga, meditation, and ayurveda, Sun Ayurveda & Naturopathy is here to guide you on your path to wellness.

Are you ready to begin your journey toward inner peace? Contact us today and explore our customized retreat programs!