A Simple Morning Routine for Productive Days

In the peace and calm of the morning light, it's the perfect time to begin your day with self-care and positive intention.  

Here is a simple morning ritual to help you start your day off right:

1. Drink a glass of room temperature water.

To help you remember this step, leave a full glass of water on your nightstand overnight so it's ready for you first thing when you wake up. You can even charge it with crystals and positive affirmations.

2. Use aromatherapy to energize your mind and senses.

Practice daily self-worship by applying your favorite plant oils and extracts onto your skin, hair, and nails. Check out some of these aromatherapy wonders to get you started. 

3. Select a stone from your crystal collection that’s calling you.

Look up the energetic qualities for resonant insights and let the stone give you a self-care message for the day. 

Growing your crystal collection? Browse the crystals available in our online Boutique or sign up for our monthly Goddess Provisions Box to receive a new crystal friend every month. 

4. Take 5-10 deep breaths to center yourself.

Focusing on your breath and taking time to anchor into the present moment sets the tone for your day. Taking the time to do this before rushing to start your day will help you to feel more relaxed and present throughout the day. 

5. Shuffle and then intuitively pull a card from our 55-card Sacred Self-Care Rituals Oracle Deck

Discover a self-care activity that you can do at any point in the day to feel nurtured and empowered.

On days when you just can’t seem to fit in another self-care adventure, take a moment to grab your calendar or planner and schedule this activity in to your week or month ahead!

Whether you follow the steps above or create your own self-care morning ritual, sitting down for five minutes to reflect on the quality of your energy and to tune into your needs is a powerful self-care practice on its own.

Treat yourself to a beautiful journal that brings you joy to help you track how your daily activities affect your mind, body and spirit.