Here are some simple grounding rituals to help you ‘Shine In, Shine Out’ this autumn.
Why Autumn is the Perfect Time to Reset
- Autumn marks a shift: shorter days, cooler evenings, more time at home.
- Energy naturally turns inward — it’s a season for reflection, gentle rhythms, and nourishing routines.
- Think of it as nature’s invitation to pause, to release, and to begin again.
Ritual 1: Ground with Nature
- Try daily grounding: a walk through crunchy leaves, or a mindful moment with bare feet on damp grass.
- Notice the colours, scents, and sounds — let your senses anchor you in the present.
- Even five minutes outside can reset your energy.
Ritual 2: Create a Cosy Evening Practice
- Swap scrolling for a ritual: light a candle, sip a calming tea, journal a few thoughts, take a warm bath.
- Keep it simple — this isn’t about perfection, it’s about creating a signal to your body that the day is done.
- Rituals are tiny anchors that add up to big shifts.
Root or Heart Chakra Bath Salts make a beautiful companion to this ritual in this season.
Ritual 3: Journal for Release
- Autumn is about letting go. Use your journal to release what you no longer want to carry.
- Prompt: “What am I ready to release as the year turns?”
- Write freely, without editing — even a few sentences can lighten the load.
Ritual 4: A Bath with Intention
- Baths are underrated therapy: warm water, deep breaths, and a few drops of essential oil.
- Make it intentional — visualise stress melting away as the water drains.
- If you don’t have a bath, a foot soak works beautifully too.
Root or Heart Chakra Bath Salts make a beautiful companion to this ritual in this season.
Ritual 5: Sleep as Self-Care
- Shorter days mean longer nights — a chance to prioritise rest.
- Create a simple wind-down: herbal tea, warm socks, a short meditation.
- Honour your body’s natural rhythm by going to bed just a little earlier.
Final Reflection: Shine In, Shine Out
Autumn reminds us that letting go is powerful. Each ritual is a way to ground your energy and reset for the season ahead. Small, simple practices — done with intention — are what keep you balanced.