Hey everyone! Whether you view it as the start of a new astrological new year, a psychological fresh start, or just a powerful energetic reset, April 1st through the 4th is a golden window for setting intentions. Instead of getting caught up in the "April Fools" energy of the outside world, let’s use this time to anchor our reality. I’ve put together a short list of spiritual rituals that are perfect to do over the next 4 days. Pick one, or do them all! 1. Wash Your Front Door (Inside & Out) Your front door is the “mouth” of your home—it’s where energy enters. Today, take a damp cloth with a little salt water (or water with a drop of peppermint or lemon oil) and wipe down your front door. · Intention: “I cleanse this threshold. Only that which serves my highest good may enter.” 2. Blow Cinnamon Through the Doorway This is an old school prosperity ritual. Place a pinch of ground cinnamon in your dominant hand. Stand outside your front door (or just inside if you can’t go out), and with the intention of abundance, opportunity, and favor, blow the cinnamon from your hand into your home. · Pro tip: Do this today (April 1) to “sweeten” your path for the rest of the month. 3. The 4-Day Candle We have 4 powerful days here. Grab a white or gold candle. Each day for the next 4 days, light it for 10-15 minutes. Day 1: Clear out the old. Day 2: Plant the seed. Day 3: Take inspired action. Day 4: Give thanks as if it has already arrived. 4. Reset Your Altar or Nightstand April 1 is a micro new beginning. Clear off the clutter from your nightstand or any sacred space in your home. Dust it. Place a fresh glass of water there (change it daily for the next 4 days) to absorb stagnant energy and invite freshness into your life. --- Why the next 4 days? Historically, April 1 aligns with new cycles. By taking small, deliberate actions today through the 4th, you aren’t just “cleaning”—you are telling your subconscious (and the universe) that you are ready for the next chapter.

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