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Welcome to Ceremony
Welcome to CEREMONY, a space for honoring life’s turning points, thresholds, and transformations. In this course, you’ll be guided to create a personal ritual that brings meaning, presence, and intention to your next chapter.
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Step 1: Identify a Purpose for Your Ceremony
Decide what you want to celebrate, release, or acknowledge with your ceremony. Knowing this will give your ritual focus and direction.
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Step 2: Gather Your Tools
Gather the materials that feel powerful and aligned with your intention. Each tool adds focus and energy to your ritual.
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Step 3: Create Your Ceremony
It's time to assemble your tools and bring your ceremony to life. Let's decide the actions, words, and symbols that support your intention to make your ceremony personal.
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Step 4: Perform Your Ceremony
It’s time to perform your ceremony. Move through each action with awareness, letting your intention guide the experience, bringing your event fully to life.
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Reflection and Blessing
After your ceremony, linger in stillness and feel its energy wash over you. Reflect on what has shifted, give thanks, and speak a blessing to carry your intention gently into the path ahead.
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Ceremony

Now that you have revisited some of the more public ceremonies from your past, let’s focus on how creating your own ceremonies can help to support healing, to move through grieving, to release and forgive, or for celebration.

Personal ceremonies can be joyous or reverent, but most important, they serve as an intentional way to mark and honor an important aspect of your journey. What will your CEREMONY be?

Inquiry

    1. Consider your purpose for creating a ceremony, whether it is for a client, loved one, or yourself. What is it that you want to celebrate, honor, or release through this process? (If you need help deciding, take a look at the list on the previous page.)
    2. For the purpose of healing, could you revisit or revise an old ceremony, and give it new life? Or would you like to create something completely new?
    3. When you are ready, write this down. “The purpose of my ceremony is to: ____________ .”
    4. Is there anyone who should be present at your ceremony, either in person or in spirit? Write down their names.
    5. The parts of the “old story” that I am ready to release are: ____________ .
    6. The most important parts of the “new story” that I want to tell are: ____________ .
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