Releasing Betrayal – A Ritual for Reclaiming Your Power | Creating a Meaningful Life

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Whether you’ve been hurt by a partner, a friend, family, or even yourself, betrayal can leave lasting scars. But the truth is, you don’t have to carry that pain forever.

In this video, we guide you through a ritual for releasing betrayal and reclaiming your power. This ritual isn’t about forgetting—it’s about choosing to no longer let betrayal define you. You’ll find peace, reclaim your self-worth, and rediscover the power within.

✨ Ritual for Releasing Betrayal and Reclaiming Your Power
Follow along to cleanse your space, name your story, speak your truth, wash away the residue of betrayal, and ground yourself in your new sense of power.

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What Your House Number Reveals: Feng Shui & Numerology Tips

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What Does the Address of Your Home Mean?

You already know your home has a story. Mine does too. I can literally see the history when I strip away 110 years of paint from the old stone structure. Our homes also have an innate personality and character, and there is a mystical connection between the events and the address.

Before I feng shui any space, home, or office, I use numerology to discover the vibrational matrix by adding up the address numbers. This number becomes the home’s mission or personality. The house number is more influential than the name of your street due to the energy patterns of the home’s address. Keep in mind, there are no good or bad numbers.

Numerology is an age-old practice dating back to ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher Pythagoras, which is still used today. So if you are looking for a deeper, meaningful connection to your home, this just might be it.

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To calculate the numerology of your home, write down the full number of the property. Next, add all the numbers together and reduce a multi-digit number to a single-digit number. For example, if the house number is 3015, add 3+0+1+5=9. If the house number is 524, then add 5+2+4=11. Then reduce the number to a single digit by adding the numbers together: 1 + 1 = 2. If you live in an apartment, then add those numbers too. So if you live at 120 Washington Court, Apt 2, add the address 1+2+0=3 and then add the apartment number to that number, or 3+2=5.

1) New beginnings, freshness, innovation, strength.
The number one home is a great space for self-employed people or single people. It has great energy for someone starting a business, working from home, or for anyone who wants to work on themselves.

2) Cooperation, balance.
The number two home is great for partnerships of all kinds. It’s a home built for belonging, and it is a harmonious place to live. Feelings will be expressed and affection shared in this home.

3) Manifestation, creative.
The number three home is a great place for artists or anyone in the creative field. Three is the number of manifestation, so this home is wonderful for dreaming big.

4) Foundations, grounded, practical.
There are four corners in a house, four wheels on a car, and four main directions, four seasons. This house is a great home for structure and responsibility. A great place to expand a business or start a family. This home benefits from a nice garden.

5) Change, transformation, adventure.
The number five home has a party feel. It has a vibrant energy and is a great place to entertain. This home will encourage you to live life to the fullest and tackle problems with fearless abandon. Living here will be about dynamic change and facing your fears.

6) Service, love, harmony, family.
The ideal home for families is the number six home. This will be a home, a sanctuary will everyone will feel welcome. This is the most domestic number in numerology. The energy will be nurturing, with comfortable furniture and lots of plants. Serving others and something larger than oneself will be a theme in this home.

7) Introspective, reflective, spiritual, personal growth.
The vibe of the number seven home is private. This home will encourage deep thought and reflection. This is the perfect home for a writer, scientist, or professor, or for anyone who wants to know themselves in a profound way.

8) Good fortune, prosperity, abundance, ambition.
A number eight home supports growth and ambition, making it a wonderful space for entrepreneurs and career-driven people or a home business. If you want to expand your status or financial wealth, this is a good home for you. However, the home demands the balance of the spiritual and the physical, which can be challenging for any workaholic.

9) Endings, compassion, acceptance.
Everyone drawn to a number nine home’s vibe has a loving energy and loves to travel internationally. You will learn a great deal about yourself in a nine home. It is a home full of creativity, spirituality, selflessness, and forgiveness. The number nine has the vibration of endings and is the most auspicious number in feng shui, representing wealth, accomplishment, and attaining goals.

Remember most of all, home is where the heart is. If you live in a space that nurtures your soul and you are close to the people you love, you will always feel at home.

 

 

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Feng Shui Tips for Assisted Living: Create Comfort and Positive Energy

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Feng Shui Tips for Assisted Living: Create Comfort and Positive Energy

For many of us, there comes a time when we have to make the difficult decision to move a parent or loved one into assisted living. It’s never an easy transition—for them or for us.

While we may not be able to change the reality of the situation, we can influence how that space feels. A thoughtfully designed room can nurture their spirit, provide comfort, and help them feel more at home.

This is where Feng Shui—the ancient art of harmonizing energy—can make a meaningful difference.This is where Feng Shui—the ancient art of harmonizing energy—can make a meaningful difference. By bringing in intentional design elements, we can shift the energy of a room from sterile and impersonal to warm, vibrant, and full of life.

Here are four simple Feng Shui tips to help bring positive chi—the life force energy—into a loved one’s room.

  1. Keep the Space Free of Clutter
    Clutter isn’t just physical—it’s energetic. In Feng Shui, clutter creates stagnant energy, which can feel heavy and overwhelming, especially in a smaller space.
    Clearing unnecessary items creates openness and calm, helping your loved one breathe easier—both physically and emotionally.
  2. Let in the Sun Chi
    Natural light is one of the purest forms of life force energy. Open the shades during the day and let the sunlight stream in.
    Sun chi lifts the spirit, energizes the body, and connects your loved one to the rhythms of the outside world. Even a few minutes of warm sunlight can bring joy and vitality.
  3. Bring in Live Plants
    Plants are more than décor—they’re living energy. They purify the air, soften the space, and bring a gentle sense of growth and renewal.
    Choose easy-to-care-for plants that thrive in the available light, such as peace lilies, snake plants, or pothos vines.
  4. Add Touches of Yellow
    In Feng Shui, yellow is the color of health, happiness, and warmth. Even small accents—a blanket, a pillow, or a piece of art—can shift the emotional tone of a room.
    It’s a subtle yet powerful way to infuse the space with hope and vitality.

The Heart Behind the Space
These may seem like small changes, but energy is cumulative. Every intentional choice builds a space that feels more like home.

Feng Shui reminds us that a room is more than four walls—it’s a container for life, healing, and connection. When we infuse that space with love and care, we offer our loved ones something priceless: a place where their spirit can thrive.And in a time of transition, comfort and familiarity are more than nice to have—they’re essential.

Feng Shui reminds us that a room is more than four walls—it’s a container for life, healing, and connection. When we infuse that space with love and care, we offer our loved ones something priceless: a place where their spirit can thrive.

 

 

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Letting Go with Grace: Fall Rituals for Balance

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7 Ways to Bring Balance to Your Life in the Fall Season

“As the air turns crisp and the days shorten, fall invites us into a season of reflection and release.”

Fall has always been my favorite time of year—cooler temperatures, cashmere sweaters, steaming cups of tea, and the quiet anticipation of my birthday month. After the bright, buzzing light of summer, fall arrives with a depth and mystery all its own. It’s a season when endings gracefully make way for beginnings.

Mother Nature begins preparing for her annual rest—trees let go of their leaves, gardens retreat into the soil, and the air turns crisp. And just as nature surrenders to this cycle, we, too, may feel called to release what no longer serves us. Because life moves in circles, nothing truly grows without first letting something die. There’s beauty in the quiet rebirth that begins under the dark and stillness of colder months.

Mother Nature begins preparing for her annual rest—trees let go of their leaves, gardens retreat into the soil, and the air turns crisp.

Here are 7 ways you can bring more balance into your life this fall—practices that help you align with the season’s wisdom:

1. Invite the colors of the season into your life.
In traditional Chinese medicine, fall is the season of the metal element, represented by the shape of a circle and colors like silver, grey, gold, white, and black. Wearing or decorating with these hues—and even sending yourself white flowers—can bring a sense of harmony and connection to the season.

2. Clear the clutter.
Fall is nature’s invitation to let go. Take this time to declutter your home—whether it’s your closet, work desk, or digital files. Make space for the new.

3. Tend to your garden.
Remove dead leaves and plants to prevent stagnant energy from lingering. This small act mirrors the bigger spiritual practice of letting go of what’s no longer alive in your life.

4. Replace your doormat.
Symbolically, a fresh doormat invites new opportunities to walk right into your life.

5. Refresh your kitchen.
Go through your pantry and toss expired canned goods and spices. Clearing out the old makes room for nourishing foods that support your well-being during the colder months.

Light seasonal candles. Bring in scents like cinnamon, pumpkin, or clove—anything that evokes warmth and comfort. Lighting these candles can symbolize lighting the way to new possibilities.

6. Light seasonal candles.
Bring in scents like cinnamon, pumpkin, or clove—anything that evokes warmth and comfort. Lighting these candles can symbolize lighting the way to new possibilities.

7. Keep fresh fruit in your kitchen.
A bowl of fruit isn’t just beautiful—it’s a symbol of abundance and the intention that you will always be nourished.

Fall is the perfect time to embrace balance: light and dark, yin and yang, masculine and feminine. If we allow it, life can truly begin all over again in the fall—quietly, beautifully, and with intention.

 

 

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Feng Shui & the Nervous System – Creating a Space That Heals | Creating a Meaningful Life

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Welcome to Creating a Meaningful Life—a space where we explore the small, sacred shifts that bring more intention, peace, and purpose to your everyday experience.

We are so glad you’re here.

Today, we want to talk about something that might surprise you: how your home can help calm your nervous system. We often think of healing in terms of therapy, meditation, nutrition—and all of those matters. But your environment—the space around you—is always in conversation with your body.

And that’s where feng shui comes in.

Feng shui isn’t just about where to put your couch or which direction your bed faces. At its core, it’s about flow, safety, and energy. And those are exactly the things your nervous system craves.

Let us share a few simple ways you can begin to bring calm back into your space—and by extension, into your body.

First—declutter just one area. Choose something simple: a junk drawer, a windowsill, the top of your dresser. Clutter creates overstimulation. And when the eyes can’t rest, the mind can’t either. Clearing space is an act of nervous system care.

Second—bring nature inside. The earth element grounds us. Add a plant, a smooth stone, a wooden bowl. These textures tell the body: you’re home, you’re safe, you’re connected.

Third—adjust your lighting. If your home is full of overhead fluorescent or harsh lighting, try switching to softer lamps, warm-toned bulbs, or candlelight in the evenings. These cues help your body shift into a parasympathetic state—also known as rest and digest.

Fourth—make space for energy to flow. Energy—just like breath—needs openness. Is your entryway blocked? Is there clutter around your bed? Open a path. Let your space breathe, and you will too.

When your environment holds you with care, your nervous system doesn’t have to work so hard to feel safe.

So don’t just look inward—look around.

What is your space telling your body right now?
And what would it mean to create a home that heals?

Thank you for listening. If this episode spoke to you, we invite you to share it with someone who needs more calmness in their lives, more beauty, more meaning in their life.

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Michelle Cromer