HOW TO DO A BURN RITUAL 🔮 D.I.Y. BURN SESSION 🔮 RELEASE WHAT NO LONGER SERVES YOU!

Summary

In this video, Crystal the Oracle from Temple Needs Co guides viewers through a burn ritual designed to help release negative emotions. She demonstrates the process step-by-step, starting with writing down things to let go of on a sheet of paper, followed by burning it in a fire-safe container while speaking affirmations of forgiveness and release. The video emphasizes the importance of freeing oneself from emotional attachments, and viewers are encouraged to dispose of the ashes in a way that symbolizes letting go. Crystal concludes with a peaceful blessing, inviting viewers to engage with her channel.

Takeaways

• 😀 Step 1: Perform the burn ritual outside to avoid smoking out your house. If done indoors, be prepared for the smell of burning paper and smoke residue.
• 😀 Step 2: Write down the names, places, or situations you want to release emotionally on a sheet of paper.
• 😀 Step 3: Use any paper that you can write on, such as brown paper bags or construction paper.
• 😀 Step 4: Choose a fire-safe container for the burn, like a metal bowl, tin can, or ashtray.
• 😀 Step 5: Speak out loud what you want to release, then set the paper on fire and place it into the fire-safe container.
• 😀 Don't forget to write your name on the paper before burning it for a personal release.
• 😀 After setting the paper on fire, place it safely into the fire-safe container to burn completely.
• 😀 Watch the paper burn until it's reduced to ash, ensuring the entire paper is burned.
• 😀 Once the paper is burned to ash, dispose of the ashes on the ground, dirt, or somewhere that it can be blown away from you.
• 😀 The ritual is about letting go of negative emotions and freeing yourself from emotional attachments.
• 😀 Always approach the ritual with a sense of peace and release, allowing yourself to forgive and move forward.

Q & A

Why is it important to do this burn ritual outside?

The burn ritual should be done outside to prevent smoking out your house due to the burning paper, as well as to minimize the lingering smell and smoke residue inside your home.

What kind of paper is recommended for this burn ritual?

You can use any type of paper for the ritual, such as brown paper bags, construction paper, or even online paper, as long as it's writable.

Why should you write down names, places, or situations on the paper?

Writing down names, places, or situations on the paper helps you focus on releasing emotional attachments to those specific things that no longer serve you.

What is the purpose of speaking the words aloud before setting the paper on fire?

Speaking the words aloud reinforces your intention of letting go of negative emotions and serves as a vocal declaration of forgiveness and release.

Is it necessary to include your own name on the paper before burning it?

Yes, it’s recommended to write your name on the paper as part of the ritual, ensuring that you are fully releasing any negative emotions tied to yourself as well.

What kind of container is required to safely burn the paper?

A fire-safe container such as a metal bowl, tin can, or ashtray is necessary to safely hold the burning paper. The container should be able to withstand the heat of the fire.

How do you ensure the paper burns completely?

To ensure the paper burns completely, you should place it in the fire-safe container and watch it burn until it turns to ash, making sure the entire paper is consumed by the fire.

What should be done with the ash once the paper has burned?

Once the paper has burned completely, you should dump the ash on the ground or in the dirt, ensuring it blows away from you. It should not be disposed of down the drain.

What should you observe after the paper has burned to ash?

After the paper has burned, you should check the consistency of the ash. It should turn into a fine, crumbly texture that can be easily dispersed.

How does this burn ritual contribute to emotional healing?

The burn ritual acts as a symbolic and physical act of letting go, helping to release pent-up negative emotions, past grievances, and emotional attachments, leading to emotional freedom and healing.