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After 24 hours, you can pour the water into the earth, like in your garden or under a tree, as a way of releasing and transforming the energy. More details in this video - ua-cam.com/video/XPfR-e6sF-U/v-deo.html

After 24 hours, you can pour the water into the earth, like in your garden or under a tree, as a way of releasing and transforming the energy. More details in this video - ua-cam.com/video/XPfR-e6sF-U/v-deo.html

After 24 hours, you can pour the water into the earth, like in your garden or under a tree, as a way of releasing and transforming the energy. More details in this video - ua-cam.com/video/XPfR-e6sF-U/v-deo.html

After 24 hours, you can pour the water into the earth, like in your garden or under a tree, as a way of releasing and transforming the energy. More details in this video - ua-cam.com/video/XPfR-e6sF-U/v-deo.html

I’m so glad to hear this resonates with you and brings you hope! Remember, this practice is about your intention and mindset!

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You can leave the paper in the salt water for about 24 hours, but it’s flexible. If you feel it needs more time, that’s okay-what matters most is your intention and mindset during the process.

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You can do this as often as you feel the need-daily, weekly, or monthly. The frequency depends on your personal goals and intentions. Trust your intuition to guide you!

After 24 hours, you can pour the water into the earth, like in your garden or under a tree, to symbolize releasing and transforming energy. The key is to do it with intention and gratitude.

Hello. You don’t have to bury the paper if it’s not convenient. An alternative is to recycle the paper or safely burn it as a symbolic release. Choose the option that feels most meaningful and aligns with your intention.

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Yes, you can use a plain sheet of paper-it works perfectly fine! The type of paper isn’t as important as your intention and focus during the ritual. Sending you positivity from here!

After 24 hours, you can pour the water into the earth, like in your garden or under a tree, to symbolize releasing and transforming energy. The key is to do it with intention and gratitude.

Next day, you can pour the water into the earth, like in your garden or under a tree, to symbolize releasing and transforming energy. The key is to do it with intention and gratitude.

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That's a profound question. In Buddhism, existence is seen as a cycle shaped by karma and conditions, not a deliberate act. Perhaps the focus isn't "why" we're here but "how" we grow through it. What do you think?

Yes, you can do this for a loved one by writing their name with the same positive intention. Just focus on sending them love, healing, or whatever they may need, as your mindset and intention are the most important parts of the ritual.

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Yes, you can pour the water into your garden. As for the paper, you can either bury it in the earth to symbolize transformation or recycle it mindfully. The key is to release it with the same intention you set during the ritual.

Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt message! A whole, plant-based diet truly aligns with compassion and mindfulness, nourishing both body and soul. Consuming foods free from suffering not only promotes health but also fosters harmony within and with the world. As the Buddha taught, every choice, including what we eat, can reflect kindness and awareness. 🙏🌱

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Hi, thank you for asking! Once finished, pour the water into the ground or your garden to close the cycle of energy. The key here is your intention and mindset while doing the ritual. I hope this answer is helpful to you, and I look forward to seeing you in the next videos.

After pouring the water into the ground Where do I keep the paper on which I wrote my name?

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You can use either your full married name or your birth name-whichever feels most connected to your identity and intention. The key is using the name that resonates with you and aligns with the purpose of your ritual.

Hi, thank you for asking! Once finished, pour the water into the ground or your garden to close the cycle of energy. The key here is your intention and mindset while doing the ritual. I hope this answer is helpful to you, and I look forward to seeing you in the next videos.

Hi, thank you for asking! Once finished, pour the water into the ground or your garden to close the cycle of energy. The key here is your intention and mindset while doing the ritual. I hope this answer is helpful to you, and I look forward to seeing you in the next videos.

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