Have you ever consecrated an item, ? If you have, then you know what it means to make something sacred. If you haven’t, well I think maybe you should give it a try someday! Your tools and your practice may thank you.
To consecrate an item means to make the item sacred and give it a purpose. In today’s video, I briefly discuss consecration and why you may want to do this with your tools. Then you get a quick walkthrough of my simple consecration ritual that I used for some new-to-me tools!
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Thank you Megan,
I am glad we had this challenge! I have many tools that needed to be cleansed! Do have any suggestions for someone like me that had many sacred objects!?
Jeannie
Hey Jeannie! I know I shared a few links in the post about cleansing tarot decks, but the advice is still the same for any object that needs cleansing.
Usually, these will need to be done in batches if you can’t cleanse them all at the same time. Of course, that will depend on how many things you need to cleanse!
I also want to mention that not everything needs to be cleansed at the same time, or as often. My previous post about cleansing tarot cards said I made a habit to cleanse them at least once a month. Now, I can’t tell you when the last time I really cleansed a deck was sometimes just a good shuffle or knock is enough to shake of the dust, so to speak, and get the cards moving again.
I’m glad you liked it!
sometimes just a good shuffle or knock is enough to shake of the dust, so to speak, and get the cards moving again.