Spiritual Baths To Release Negativity
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Have you ever gone through an emotional event and felt the need to shower after? What about wanting to wash after social intimacy? What about just needing to soak after a long day?
Intuitively we all have known for some time that bathing can release psychic energy as well as relax the physical body.
Washing with water is a method of releasing excess energy from yourself. Spiritual bathing can be a successful method of energy cleaning.
Consider for a moment how many people and auras you interact with, merge with, and mesh with during one single day.
A little bit of each of those energies stays with us, and while some of it naturally detaches, and these energies can build up.
Periodically releasing these energies from our field can return our Spirit to a state of equilibrium, and we can do it with psychic bathing.
The act of psychic or spiritual bathing is defined as the cleansing, clearing, and strengthening of your emotional, spiritual, and energetic state with water.
Adding a psychic bath into your routine can help you release emotions, return to a state of ease, and restore your body's state of peace and balance.
In a spiritual bath, you intentionally release what no longer serves you and return your Spirit to its highest and greatest state more quickly, centering yourself in a peaceful and relaxing way.
First let’s discuss the different types of spiritual baths you can take -
3 Different Types of Psychic Baths
Photo of a bowl of lavender flowers, lemons and salt on a table by Brooke Lark on Unsplash, all great additions to purifying water.
1. Herbal Baths
You can add herbs to your bath to increase their spiritually healing and cleansing potential. Think about being in a live-action floral essence because that's what will be happening.
Flowers are biologically designed to spur new life, so I suggest adding these to your bath. The best way to absorb and cleanse yourself with restoring flower energy is to bathe in their essence.
Each flower has a different spiritual meaning and a different role in their interaction with humans, each of them, at their very nature, is designed to renew and restore energy.
By immersing yourself in the energy of those in the flower realm, you are asking them to renew your energy and renew your Spirit.
Flowers are so gentle, so feminine and soft, they often act as the energy of Archangel Raphael when added to the bath.
Select a flower to work with, such as Rose, Jasmine, Honeysuckle, or Chamomile. Dried flowers you get for teas work great. Sometimes, the most healing herb is the one you have right in your cabinet.
When you have selected your flowers, add them to a tea bag. I like to add three full tea bags to a bath and staple the bags shut. Add the bags to your bath as you are filling the water.
What about adding loose florals to your bath? The stock images with loose flower petals look nice, though, keep in mind, cleaning up after these baths is rather far from the relaxing mindset than most people usually want to go.
So let's discuss adding salt to your bath in the next type of spiritual bath you can take -
2. Salt Baths
Salt is beneficial in restoring and healing our bodies.
The minerals within salt absorb through our skin when immersed in water and can have a physical effect, which in turn can affect the mind-spirit.
When our pores open with the use of water, we become receptive to receiving the healing properties of any plant, animal, or spiritual being, and the same is true with salts.
Salts are necessary nutrients for our survival as beings on earth, and replenishing our salt balance can be incredibly therapeutic to your energy field.
For a salt bath, there are several different kinds of salts you can use for a spiritually restorative bath:
Epsom Salt for relaxing and drawing out energy
Himalayan Salt for charging your energy
Celtic Salts for restoring and grounding
For Himalayan Salts, I've most recently gotten the best prices on these at local home goods stores.
You can also use natural table salt or even baking soda for a spiritually healing bath in a pinch.
Baking soda is often recommended for soothing skin, and it is also a salt, so if you are in a pinch and have only base kitchen ingredients to choose from, go with the Baking Soda.
How much salt to use: At least a quarter cup if you are dissolving essential oils in the bath, and if you can spare it, up to 2 cups of mineral salt per bathtub is really soothing.
The more salt you use, the more energy absorbing and healing properties your bath water will contain.
Some people like to add crystals to their bath water for healing, though, I find if they are small enough, they can go down the drain, and then your plumber or landlord will need an energy clearing bath after they work on your pipes all day.
You may also need more spiritual baths than is sustainable to handle the bill that comes with it. Additionally, some crystals dissolve when submerged in water. Water is one of the main elements that can erode a stone.
So instead, I suggest placing any large crystals you want to add to the bath on the rims of the tub and simply allow the water molecules in the air to charge the ions of the crystals and, in turn, your energy field.
You still get the benefit of crystals in the tub without any plumbers in your life needing to step in.
To create an herbal and a salt bath together, add them both while the bath is being drawn to amplify the effects. Some people like to add the herbs first and then the salt.
If your herbals are oil concentrates, like essential oils, add these oil herbals into the salt, then into the water together, for the best dissolution.
3. Psychic Showers
While I was building the foundations of this website, I lived in an apartment without a working bathtub.
Without a bathtub, know you can definitely do all of these techniques in the shower.
Using the grounding meditation process, place your feet firmly on the shower floor, and imagine yourself being rooted to the earth even going so far as imagining roots coming out of your feet.
Next, visualize your energy field and any different energies in your aura.
Then, turn on the shower, once you step in, revisualize your aura, and imagine all of the foreign energies being washed, knocked off, and falling from your energy field with the water of the shower.
Imagine this energy washing down the drain, and thank mother earth, and mother ocean, the nearest river for where this water will return, for accepting this energy and cleansing it for you.
Add herbs to create a spiritually cleansing shower:
Place a sprig of dried herbs under your shower head, and as the steam of the herbs permeates the bathroom, their pores open up, and they will release their fragrance, infusing your pores as your skin opens up as well.
To add healing salt to a shower:
Do a salt scrub, using any of the salts mentioned above, adding any herbals to the mix you desire. Most can be found in your kitchen apothecary.
Now that we’ve discussed the different types of psychic baths you can take, choose the type of bath you want take or the type that is available to you, then gather your materials, then -
How To Take A Psychic Bath
Photo of bowl of pink salt with spoon by Andrijana Bozic on Unsplash.
Step 1. Ground
Root yourself and your Spirit to the earth.
Visualize yourself in the happiest and relaxing place you've ever been.
Sometimes this involves imagining roots coming down from your body into the earth, other times, it simply involves visualizing yourself in the place that makes you feel the most joyous freedom you've ever felt.
Here you can use fragrance to get you to feel grounded, uplifting essential oils are great options for supporting the mind in going to this place.
Step 2. Visualize
Next, as you are gathering materials for the bath, close your eyes, and start identifying and releasing any foreign energy from your body.
Imagine it floating off your body and being replaced with angelic light.
Clear your aura and release anything that you need to let go of, and step into the process of forgiveness and releasing so you can return to self-love and radiance.
Step 3. Amplify
As you are about to enter the bath, call back your energy.
Imagine all the pieces of energy you've sent out there during the day, coming back to you.
Watch your soul restore to its fullest and most beautiful form. Call in any Gods or Goddesses, such as the Goddess of the Hearth, Brigid, or Vesta.
Hearth goddesses focus on love and prosperity, as well as warmth and comfort, so if you are looking to do a spiritual bath for love or a spiritual bath for success, these goddesses can assist in amplifying these areas.
Now that you've spiritually prepared for a psychic releasing bath, let's talk about the different types of spiritual baths you can take, and what you can add to a bath to make it a more psychically positive experience than your regular bathing routine.
This post discusses three different spiritual bathing techniques and a make your own spiritual bath recipe. Photo of a bowl of lavender flowers, lemons and salt on a table by Brooke Lark on Unsplash with text overlay - Spiritual Baths to Release Negativity - How To Take A Psychic Bath.
Getting Out Of Your Spiritual Bath Or Shower
When you feel relaxed, warm, and calm, and open, reach over to the drain of the bathtub, and release the water. Once you release the drain, step out of the bath at any time.
In a shower, turn off the flow of the shower, before you step out of it, begin to dry off.
While you can technically drain the water after you step out of the tub, you do risk re-merging your renewed energy with the old energy that you intended to release when reaching your arm back into the water to pull the plug.
So it is best to release the energy with the water, and then remove yourself from the water altogether.
When should you take a psychic bath or shower?
No matter which psychic bath method you select, I recommend intentionally and physically washing your aura at least once per week.
A great time to do a spiritual bath is on the night of your extra deep spiritual self-care ritual, such as when you do your weekly mask or pore cleanse.
You have now learned the basics of Psychic Bathing and working with water energy to psychically enhance your vibration.
Once you've mastered and practiced many of these techniques, you'll find yourself better able to weave through your intuitive abilities day-to-day and be able to offer assistance and guidance to others.
In addition to these spiritual bath ideas, there are other methods of bathing that will release negative and foreign energy from your aura, and you can incorporate them into your daily life.
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