Welcome to our new members @Udo Reulbach and @Ires Aponte for joining the Wandering Wolves community. We'd love it if you introduced yourselves, what you do and comment/like any of the previous posts on the page. Thank you for joining the Wandering Wolves!

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I've been thinking about the construction and development of ceremony and ritual. Specifically the aspect of the energetic boundary that separates the inside work from the outside forces that's would interrupt us. As a space holder, developing the right energetic container takes years of practice and experimentation on what works for you as the leader. The easiest way to conceptualize this, is image you're standing in a circle. A bright white circle. Something that deliminates inside and outside. Imagine standing inside it for just a moment. How does it feel? What sensations, if any come up? My plan is to focus intently on creating sacred space for the next week by focusing heavily on the circle and then the rest of what I do. At the end of the week I'll post how it helped!

The next episode of wisdom wednesdays will be dropping at 6:30pm. As part of the community you get the link first! We talk about the idea of repeating patterns and refusing to look at the main culprit, yourself. You can also find the episodes on Spotify too! https://open.spotify.com/show/13KJAlgfaBAYIf0JYfT8Zr?si=lctOQZCnTYuRvhO8_vUUrw https://youtu.be/78gbn6-b-eY

This morning I decided to start the day with a huge win, and finish up one of my courses to completion. This is unrelated to the community but it was a win that shifted the whole mood for the day. This had me thinking, what if everyday you started with a win. No matter how big or small, it could reframe the whole day. Instead of starting off thinking about all the things that need to get done, you start the day knowing you have already accomplished something. The bigger the win, the better you ought to feel during the day. Its been a few hours and that win led to several other wins already. These wins can just be accomplishing a task, or a goal. Nothing crazy, but the bigger the win the better. Try this out for the next week, come back and share how that worked out for you in the comments below!