Every ritual here is complete on the page. No app required to read it.
Ten practices, each one a full recipe — intention, steps, materials, timing. Do them from here, or save them to RitualTrack to build a practice around them.
Full Moon Release
Release what no longer serves you. Twenty minutes, a candle, and something you're ready to let go of.
New Moon RitualNew Moon Intention
Set what you want to grow this cycle. Fifteen minutes, before the moon starts waxing again.
Waning Moon RitualWaning Moon Letting Go
Loosen your grip on what's already leaving. No materials, no preparation — just ten minutes and your breath.
Morning RitualMorning Grounding
Arrive in your body before the day takes you. Five minutes, no equipment, before you pick up your phone.
Weekly RitualEvening Wind-Down
Close the week on purpose. Fifteen minutes, once a week, before the next one starts without you noticing.
Seasonal RitualSolstice Reset
Mark the turn of the season. Fifteen minutes, on the longest night of the year.
Rest RitualMoon Time Rest
Rest without guilt or explanation. Twenty minutes, whenever your body is asking for less.
Breathwork RitualCold & Breath
Build calm under stress, on purpose. Ten minutes, no equipment, no experience required.
Sound RitualHome Sound Bath
A full-body listening practice, no instruments required — just twenty minutes and a decent pair of headphones.
Self-Love RitualComing Back
Come back to yourself, without the mirror affirmations. Fifteen minutes, whenever the day has pulled you away from you.
Grief RitualGrief Ritual
A small structure for grief that doesn't resolve on schedule. Fifteen minutes, whenever it resurfaces.
Family RitualTable Ritual
One practice, done together. Ten minutes at the table, once a week.
Seasonal RitualSolstice Peak
Mark the peak of the light. Fifteen minutes, on the longest day of the year.
Cycle RitualCycle Check-In
Meet the phase you're actually in. Ten minutes, once each phase, no app required.
Cycle RitualCycle Journal Entry
A slower way to track your cycle. Five minutes, a notebook, and a pen.
Guides
Daily Rituals: How to Build Small Anchors Into an Ordinary Day
You don't need an hour-long routine. Two small anchors, one at each edge of the day, are usually enough.
GuideWhat Is a Ritual? (And How It's Different From a Habit)
Not every repeated action is a ritual, and that distinction actually matters. Here's what separates the two.