🌿 Writing Ritual: “What Remains Unfinished in Me?”

For souls that don’t fit in spreadsheets.
For hearts that feel unreadable.
For those who carry questions the world never learned to read.

🛠️ What you’ll need:

  • A piece of paper you’re not afraid to ruin
  • Something to write with — even if it trembles
  • A quiet, imperfect corner
  • Optional: a scent (herbs, coffee, lemon peel, old perfume)

🌀 Step 1: Move your body – shake loose the words

Before sitting, shake off the expectations clinging to your shoulders.
Wiggle your fingers. Blink like you’re waking up from a long silence.
Groan. Make a face. Be ridiculous. Be real.
Let the body misbehave, and the words will follow.

✍️ Step 2: Write for 9 minutes – without theme or goal

Don’t start with a sentence.
Start with:

“Today in my soul there is…”

And then don’t stop.
If nothing comes, write: “I don’t know I don’t know I don’t know” until something breaks through.
Let the pen speak before your mind gets in the way.

🔥 Step 3: Ask the question you fear most

At the bottom of your page, write:

“What have I not dared to see in myself?”

Close your eyes.
Wait.
Let the answer come — today, or maybe later, in a dream.

🌕 Step 4: Destroy, keep, or transform

  • Fold it into a talisman and carry it with you
  • Tear it up and bury it under moonlight
  • Copy one line onto your skin or mirror as a quiet spell

🌿 This ritual is not aesthetic. It does not glitter. But it breathes.
You write to return to the raw version of yourself.
You write not to be beautiful — but to be whole.
Even if no one ever asked what you needed.