To perform a ritual is to actualize your power as a co-creator in this life. In ritual work, we mimic the process of creation and speak the language of the divine to send a clear message petitioning for whatever it is we wish to experience. We use tools and organic materials to further emphasize our intention and work in tandem with natural processes to cultivate our manifestations.

Some of the things we work with in our rituals include the natural elements, the cosmos, organic materials from mother nature, sound, and practices such as meditation and visualization.

What are the natural elements?
The elements are a concept from ancient philosophy and science that explain the fundamental building blocks of the physical world. The natural elements include:

EARTH
Earth represents the solid, stable, and material aspect of nature. It is associated with qualities such as stability, strength, and groundedness. It is often linked to the physical body, fertility, and the natural world. In ritual, it is represented through plants and herbs.

AIR
Air represents the element of gas and wind. It is associated with qualities like movement, freedom, and intellect. Air is connected to the breath of life, communication, and the realm of thought and ideas. In ritual, it is represented through incense and sacred smoke.

FIRE
Fire represents energy, transformation, and power. It is associated with qualities such as passion, creativity, and inspiration. Fire is often linked to vitality, warmth, and the spark of life. In ritual, it is represented through a candle.

WATER
Water represents the element of liquid, including rivers, lakes, and oceans. It is associated with qualities like adaptability, emotions, and intuition. Water is often connected to purification, healing, and the ebb and flow of life. In ritual, it is represented through healing waters.

AETHER