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Creating Sacredness in Simplicity


Creating Sacredness in Simplicity
Creating Sacredness in Simplicity


Happy Thursday fam!

We're almost to the weekend and I hope you're finding your way into some cozy weekend plans!


In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to overlook the small wonders of life. The slow hum of the morning, the feel of sunlight on your skin, the rustle of leaves in the wind these moments, though fleeting, are sacred. They remind us that life doesn’t have to be grand or extravagant to be meaningful.


The beauty of existence lies in its simplicity.


Yet, we often find ourselves chasing after more success, more possessions, more validation,…while the sacredness of the present moment quietly waits for us to notice it. But what if we paused? What if we let ourselves marvel at the little things, inviting deep gratitude and unwavering stillness into our lives?


Finding sacredness in the simple is not only possible; it’s transformative. It anchors us to the present, calms our restless minds, and connects us to the deeper rhythms of life.


This blog post is an invitation: slow down, look closer and let life reveal its quiet magic to you.


How to Find Sacredness in Everyday Life


1. Shift Your Perspective

What if your morning cup of tea wasn’t just a drink but a ritual? What if folding laundry became an act of care rather than a chore? By shifting how we view daily tasks, we uncover the sacred in the mundane.


2. Be Fully Present

The sacred is always in the present…it’s our wandering minds that get in the way. When you walk outside, notice the colors of the sky, the sound of your footsteps, or the coolness of the breeze. Presence turns ordinary moments into extraordinary ones.


3. Cultivate Gratitude

Gratitude opens the door to sacredness. The next time you feel overwhelmed, take a moment to list three things you’re grateful for. Notice how it shifts your energy.


4. Create Space for Stillness

Stillness is the gateway to experiencing the sacred. Take five minutes a day to sit quietly, breathe deeply, and simply be. Sacredness often speaks in subtle whispers; stillness helps us hear it.


A Grounding Ritual to Connect with the Sacred


Here’s a simple step-by-step ritual you can do to ground your energy and invite sacredness into your day. You don’t need any special tools,..just your intentions and attention.


1. Set the Scene

Find a quiet space where you won’t be disturbed. You can light a candle, burn incense, or simply sit near a window where natural light pours in.


2. Ground Yourself

Stand or sit comfortably with your feet flat on the ground. Close your eyes and take a deep breath in through your nose, holding it for a moment before releasing it slowly through your mouth. Repeat this three times.


3. Visualize Your Roots

Imagine roots growing from the soles of your feet deep into the earth, anchoring you to the stability and strength of the ground below. Feel the connection, as if the earth is holding you steady.


4. Connect With Your Breath

Place one hand on your heart and the other on your belly. Breathe deeply, noticing the rise and fall of your chest. With each inhale, silently say, I receive….With each exhale, say, I release.


5. Invite the Sacred

Bring to mind one simple thing that brings you joy… maybe a flower blooming, the sound of laughter, or the way the sunlight dances on water. Hold this image in your heart and silently say silently, “this is sacred.”


6. Seal the Moment

When you’re ready, take one more deep breath and slowly open your eyes. Whisper a quiet thank you for the moment you just created. Feel grounded, calm, and connected.


The Sacred Is Always Within


When we stop to notice, life is brimming with sacredness. It’s in the mundane and the extraordinary, the quiet and the loud, the stillness and the motion. The sacred isn’t somewhere way out there. It’s in the breath you just took, the ground beneath your feet, and the love in your heart.


May this practice help you find peace in the simple, and may you carry the warmth of sacredness with you wherever you go.


Remember: Life itself is the ritual. Live it fully, with reverence and joy.


Be at peace lovies! XO

~Kimberly

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