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How to Start a Spiritual Journey: A Path Back to Yourself

Updated: 4 days ago

There comes a moment in life when the noise of the world feels too loud, the routine feels too heavy, and your soul starts whispering, “There’s more to this.” That whisper? That’s your calling — the spark that begins your spiritual journey.

Starting a spiritual journey isn’t about religion or rules. It’s about rediscovering who you truly are beneath the layers of pain, conditioning, and expectation. It’s about remembering your divine essence and walking a path of healing, clarity, and alignment.

Let’s break down how to begin.

 

1. Start with Intention, Not Perfection

Your journey begins with a simple decision: I’m ready to know myself.That’s it. You don’t need to have all the answers or be “zen” from day one. Set a heartfelt intention — maybe it’s to heal, to find peace, or to strengthen your connection with Spirit. Write that intention somewhere sacred: your journal, your altar, or even on a slip of paper you carry with you.


✨ Affirmation: “I trust that my soul knows the way.”


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 2. Cleanse and Protect Your Energy

When you open yourself spiritually, your energy becomes more sensitive — which means you’ll feel things more deeply. Cleansing and protecting your energy is the foundation of every spiritual path.


Try this:

  • Burn sage, cedar, or palo santo to clear stagnant energy.

  • Use Florida Water or Rue Soap in your bath to refresh your aura.

  • Wear or carry protective crystals like black tourmaline, obsidian, or amethyst.

This is your spiritual hygiene — it keeps you grounded, balanced, and clear.


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3. Connect with the Ancestors and Spirit Guides

You are never walking alone. Your ancestors and spirit guides walk beside you, whispering guidance and protection. Build a small ancestor altar — a candle, a glass of water, maybe a photo or item that connects you to your lineage. Speak to them. Thank them. Listen in silence after you pray or meditate — their messages often come as feelings, songs, or symbols in your daily life.


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4. Learn to Listen — Through Meditation and Reflection

Meditation isn’t about silencing your mind; it’s about learning to listen beyond the noise. Start small: five minutes of deep breathing or soft music. Journaling after meditation can help you process what Spirit reveals.


📓 Try This Prompt: “What is my soul trying to teach me right now?”

Meditation, journaling, and solitude open the door for your intuition to grow stronger.


Suggested Tools:

  • Spirituality Planner Bundle (Moon Journal & Chakra Healing Workbook) track your meditations, moon cycles, and chakra balance.:


 

  • The Power of Now — another great companion here to help you deepen presence and awareness in your practice.

 

5. Surround Yourself with Tools and Teachers

Books, crystals, tarot decks, and candles aren’t just pretty things; they’re spiritual tools that help you connect with energy, focus intention, and create ritual.

Some beautiful tools to start with:

And of course, find mentors, workshops, or spiritual communities that align with your energy. (T’s Wicked Wonders, for example, is always open for seekers ready to explore their path)


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6. Be Patient — Growth Comes in Waves

You’ll have moments of clarity followed by confusion, peace followed by chaos — and that’s okay. Spiritual growth isn’t linear; it’s cyclical. Every challenge you face is an initiation, a chance to release what no longer serves you.

When the path feels heavy, return to your breath. Light your candle. Speak your affirmations. The journey is working through you, not against you.


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Suggested Tool:

  • Healing Affirmation Cards to Embrace Spiritual Freedom — use these as gentle reminders during times of uncertainty and change.:

 

7. Live What You Learn

True spirituality isn’t about rituals alone — it’s about transformation. Let your practices change the way you speak, love, forgive, and move in the world. The real magic happens when your inner healing starts to shape your outer reality.


✨ Daily Reminder: “I am both student and master of my own soul.”


Suggested Reading:

  • The Power of Ritual and The Deeper Journey pair perfectly here — they remind you that spirituality is meant to be lived and embodied, not just studied.

 

Book Recommendations Overview

Here’s a summary of each and how they fit into your journey:

  • The Power of Now – Eckhart Tolle: Presence and awareness; perfect for learning to listen and set intentions.

  • The Power of Ritual – Casper ter Kuile: Practical guidance for building sacred habits and consistency.

  • Raise Your Vibration (New Edition) – Kyle Gray: Helps with energy cleansing, protection, and uplifting frequency.

  • Soul Boom Workbook: Spiritual Tools for Modern Living: A creative and reflective way to begin.

  • Ask Your Guides: Calling in Your Divine Support System: Deepens connection with ancestors and spiritual helpers.

  • Tools Matter: Beginning the Spiritual Journey: Perfect for those just starting and learning sacred practices.

  • The Deeper Journey: The Spirituality of Discovering Your True Self: Ideal for advanced inner work.

  • Little Bit of Modern Mystic Boxed Set: A fun, accessible toolkit for exploring mysticism and metaphysical tools.

 

Recommended Tools & Ritual Items

Here are a few specific tools to complement your journey:

  • Smudge Kit with Feather, Abalone Shell, Sage Bundle: Ideal for cleansing and protection rituals.

  • Spirituality Planner Bundle (Moon Journal & Chakra Workbook): Track your growth and spiritual progress.

  • The Soul’s Journey Lesson Cards: Oracle-style guidance for connecting with intuition and spirit.

  • Healing Affirmation Cards: Perfect for daily encouragement and mindfulness.

 

How to Integrate These Resources

  • In the “Start with Intention” section: Use the Soul Boom Workbook to clarify your goals and intentions.

  • In the “Cleanse & Protect” section: Pair the Smudge Kit with Raise Your Vibration to elevate your energy.

  • In the “Connect with Ancestors & Spirit Guides” section: Use Ask Your Guides and The Soul’s Journey Lesson Cards.

  • In the “Learn to Listen” section: Journal your insights in the Moon Journal & Chakra Workbook.

  • In the “Surround Yourself with Tools & Teachers” section: Start with Little Bit of Modern Mystic and Tools Matter.

  • In the “Be Patient / Live What You Learn” section: Deepen your practice with The Deeper Journey and The Power of Ritual.

 

Final Thoughts

Your spiritual journey is the most personal, powerful, and liberating adventure you’ll ever take. It’s not about becoming someone new — it’s about coming home to yourself.

Start small. Be consistent. Trust that Spirit will meet you halfway.

There comes a moment in life when the noise of the world feels too loud, the routine feels too heavy, and your soul starts whispering, “There’s more to this.” That whisper? That’s your calling — the spark that begins your spiritual journey.

Starting a spiritual journey isn’t about religion or rules. It’s about rediscovering who you truly are beneath the layers of pain, conditioning, and expectation. It’s about remembering your divine essence and walking a path of healing, clarity, and alignment.

Let’s break down how to begin.

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