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Soul Path Journey 

January 2018 

Dare of Dreaming 

By Lyn Thurman 

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Contents 

Maps for the journey --------------------------------------------------------- 5 

Soul path journey --------------------------------------------------------------- 5 

Your 3G network -------------------------------------------------------------- 9 

Connection --------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 

Dare of Dreaming -------------------------------------------------------------- 11 

Creating space to dream -------------------------------------------------- 12 

Direction of your dreaming ----------------------------------------------- 14 

Create a dare of dreaming Pinterest board --------------------------16 

Journal prompts ---------------------------------------------------------------- 17 

Meeting The Fool --------------------------------------------------------------- 21 

The Fool ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 

Fool's journey soul writing -------------------------------------------------- 23 

Self care pack --------------------------------------------------------------- 24 

Creative expression ----------------------------------------------------------- 24 

Joy: the greatest rebellion ------------------------------------------------ 26 

A fool for a day -------------------------------------------------------------- 26 

Quiet rebellion against the ordinary ------------------------------------- 26 

The divine child ------------------------------------------------------------- 27 

Tarot Spread -------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 


Discover your spirit house & meet your guide ---------------------- 29 

Guided visualisation ---------------------------------------------------------- 29 

Sacred altar space ------------------------------------------------------------- 31 

Soul statements --------------------------------------------------------------- 32 

Soul path steps ---------------------------------------------------------------- 33 

Self care & nourishment -------------------------------------------------- 34 

Spirituality -------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 

Fun & friendships ----------------------------------------------------------- 35 

Adventures & travel -------------------------------------------------------- 35 

Home & environment ----------------------------------------------------- 36 

Career & business ----------------------------------------------------------- 36 

Money & finances ----------------------------------------------------------- 37 

Relationships & family ---------------------------------------------------- 37 

Inner child happiness & creativity -------------------------------------- 38 

Upgrades & personal investments ------------------------------------- 38 

Lyn Thurman ------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 


Soul path journey 

Maps for the journey 

In every moment, there are cycles and spirals, 

beginnings and endings. Throughout the day, we pay 

little attention to the path of the sun, the shadows, and 

the stars but they are a constant reminder of the ever 

flowing, every changing pattern of life. Some cycles are 

greater than a day - seasons change, the moon waxes 

and wanes, and our own life unfolds before our eyes. 

The natural patterns that happen around us are obvious 

but our own journey through life is not charted, and nor 

does it follow a linear, logical line. There are still cycles 

that occur and once we recognise that there is a map, 

albeit sometimes it's vague and dusty, we can 

understand our beautiful, strange existence a little 

better. 

When you stop thinking linearly and look at life in cycles 

and spirals, you can see that you are never on a single 

journey but simultaneously on many journeys and each 

one can be at different points of the journey map. 

Hero's journey 

One such map is the hero's journey. It's a monomyth by 

American mythologist Joseph Campbell who suggests 

that myths are all a variation on a single, great story. 

The steps taken by the hero can be seen in ancient 

mythologies as well as the plots behind some of 

Hollywood's greatest blockbusters. The hero's journey is 

not isolated to literature of the movies, it is also a map 

that can be applied to our own lives. It charts the ups 

and downs we face when we have an idea, flash of 

inspiration, or calling to the end point of the journey 

where we bring the 'elixir' home. 

If you're not familiar with the hero's journey, the steps 

are broken down into three acts (which makes things 


super easy for novelists and screenwriters). The structure is: 

Act 1: Departure 

• The call to adventure 

• Refusal of the call 

• Supernatural aid 

• Crossing the threshold 

• Belly of the whale 

Act 2: Initiation 

Act 3: 

• The road of trials 

• The meeting with the goddess 

• Woman as temptress 

• Atonement with the father 

• Apotheosis 

• The ultimate boon 

• Refusal of the return 

• The magic flight 

• Rescue from without 

• The crossing of the return threshold 

• Master of two worlds 

• Freedom to live 

Screenwriter Gordon Napier explains the hero's journey in relation to 

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark: 


Ordinary world: Indiana Jones is an archaeologist, adventurer and a 

Professor. 

Call to adventure: He’s contacted by Government Agents to retrieve the 

Ark of the covenant. Hitler is also after it and he has a head start. 

Refusal of the call: The refusal comes in the form of a warning by Brody. 

Supernatural aid: Indy is an experienced hero, he doesn’t need a 

mentor. His code of honour is his guide. 

Belly of the whale: Rescuing Marion and fighting the Nazis for the first 

time in her bar as it burns to the ground. Although he was nearly killed 

at the start, this is his first taste of death on this adventure. 

Crossing the threshold: Going to Egypt 

The road of the trials: Indy teams up with Sallah and the Nazis come 

after them. They abduct Marion and Indy thinks she’s killed. 

Meeting with the goddess: It’s easy just to call Marion the Goddess as 

she’s his love interest but I don’t think she really inspires him to be any 

more heroic than he would be if she was in the story or not. Indy is more 

dedicated to the noble aspirations of his profession. 

Woman as temptress: When Indy finds Marion alive, his first thought is 

to rescue her and get out of there. But he doesn’t do this because if he did 

the Nazis would search for her and destroy any chance he has of 

recovering the Ark. So he resists this temptation and leaves Marion tied 

up so he can continue on the journey. 

Apotheosis: Indy learns the secret location of the Well of souls and the 

location of the Ark of the covenant. He’s gained a new level of 

knowledge. A gift from the Gods 

Atonement with the father: He has a fear of snakes; he must overcome 

this fear in order to recover the Ark. Atonement often is a section where 

the hero has to overcome fear. 

Ultimate boon: Indy has recovered the Ark of the Covenant. 


The magic flight: The chase sequence, which starts on horseback and 

then trucks, then dragged behind the truck. He recovers the Ark but then 

the Nazis capture the Ark again and Indy hitches a ride on the periscope 

on the submarine. 

Rescue from without: The Ark is opened and all the bad guys are killed. 

Crossing of the return threshold: Back in America. 

Master of two worlds: He’s defeated the Nazis, his nemesis and 

recovered the Ark. 

Freedom to live: He lost the Ark to his own government but he’s got the 

girl. 

I know that our everyday lives aren't quite as epic as Indy's but if you 

look at the structure of the hero's journey, you'll find similarities to 

quests you've embarked on (hopefully less thwart with danger and 

Nazis). 

The hero's journey has variations with some steps omitted and with 

name changes. 

Fool's journey 

When we move into tarot, we find the Fool's Journey. This is the journey 

we will follow at the Soul Path Journey programme. 

The major arcana (the first 22 cards in a deck, numbered zero to twentyone) 

tell a procession through life, situations or events. We experience a 

growth cycle. The Fool begins the journey and along his or her path, she 

encounters the remaining 21-cards of the major arcana. The sequence 

ends with The World and The Fool begins her journey again. 

Like the hero's journey, The Fool's journey can be used as a guideline to 

map where you are on your own path. For example, you might be at the 

initial stage of starting a business – nothing concrete but an idea 

bubbling under the surface. In your love life, you might have just found 

out your partner has been having an affair. You would identify with the 

Fool and the Tower respectively. 


You don't have to have knowledge or understanding of the tarot as we'll 

look at the journey and the archetypes. However, if you have a tarot 

deck then you will gain deeper understanding of your deck and yourself 

in the process. I recommend a Rider Waite deck or a Rider Waite clone 

if you want to use it in conjunction with the Soul Path Journey 

programme. 

Your 3G network 

If you have followed my work at the Inner Goddess Circle, you will know 

that in previous years, I have presented a different goddess for each 

month. The Soul Path Journey deepens your connection to spirit but to 

do that, you need to find your spiritual allies that walk by your side. 

Your 3G network is discovered in the first 3-lessons through guided 

meditation and you will find your guide (in whichever guise that comes 

to you - human, animal, plant, other planetary etc.), your god, and your 

goddess. 

You will be able to build a deeper connection with your spiritual allies, 

and you'll learn how to listen to them and work with them. 

Connection 

My own journey that started back in 2012, and after a few years of being 

lost in the wilderness, has taken me back to the foundation of why I do 

what I do. It's all about connection. As humans, we have a desire to 

connect and I believe we have a duty to be of service (this is what makes 

our time on earth meaningful). 

The Soul Path Journey is an invitation to find connection to yourself, 

your community, Mother Earth and your spirit. 

Connection to self 

You are the most important person in your world. Not many people 

reflect on how amazing and beautiful they are because our modern world 

discourages it. We all have to go through trials and tribulations in this 

human experience but it makes us stronger, sharpens our character, and 

opens our hearts. You deserve your compassion and understanding. 


Connection to community 

If we don't help one another our existence becomes shallow. We're wired 

to belong to a tribe and reaching out to our community (whether that's in 

person or online) gives us a sense of belonging. Also, if you commit to be 

of service to a community, you are giving something back (which 

ultimately means you are also receiving). 

Connection to Mother Earth 

We all have a responsibility to Mother Earth. Without her, we have 

nothing but this knowledge seems to escape a large percentage of people. 

By deepening your connection to Mother Earth, you'll be helping current 

and future generations to continue experiencing this beautiful, abundant 

planet we call home. 

Connection to spirit 

Walk your own spiritual path and commit to finding out more about 

what spirituality means to you. Ask questions, explore, try new things 

and connect in ways that are meaningful for you. 

"Sometimes it's the journey that teaches you a 

lot about the destination" ~ Drake 


Dare of Dreaming 

I wonder how many people are afraid of dreaming. 

When we're kids, we are encouraged to think about the 

future with adults bombarding us with: "so, what do you 

want to be when you grow up?". I remember having 

wonderful dreams when I was little. I wanted to be a 

nurse so I could walk down corridors feeling important 

(inspired by an annual I got my hands on featuring a 

nurse). I then forgot about nursing because I loved 

drawing much more than walking in corridors. I 

designed shoes and then dresses and thought that I'd be 

a fashion designer. These dreams of the future flowed 

and morphed over the years, becoming far less soulful 

and more practical as I approached those turbulent 

teenage years. 

When you reach adulthood, nobody bothers to ask you 

what you want to be when you grow up anymore because 

they figure you're an adult so you must have it covered. 

They assume you know what you're doing and you know 

what your dreams are. For most of us, we forget our 

dreams and we settle for a life that revolves more around 

what society and other people expect from us than what 

is in our hearts. We don't dare to dream any more. We 

don't ask ourselves what we want to be. 

Do you know what you want to be? 

The answer to this question doesn't come from pursuing 

the answer. It's a bit like the Muses in that respect; if 

you actively chase then you'll find the answer becoming 

more elusive. It's through creating space to dream so 

you can listen to your soul. It's easier to do when we're 

young because we're just starting out on our journey 

through life and there is more exploration and play. We 

never lose the curiosity and sense that anything is 

possible but we bury it deep because sensible, adult 

values creep into our lives and slowly strangle our 

dreams. 


Be or do? 

Who we are and what we do are, at least in the modern world, tied 

together. The question of what do you want to be implies a career or job 

rather than values you want to express. Once we start going to school, 

our education is geared towards finding a job and becoming a tax-paying 

member of society so it's no wonder we expect our jobs to fulfil our 

dreams. There's nothing wrong than that because it's how most of us 

know how to be of service and it's how we hope to find our soul path or 

purpose. 

But are you really what you do? If that identity was taken away from 

you, who would you be? The labels we wear through our life help define 

us but they are not who we are. Underneath, we are still that beautiful 

bundle of amazing potential that can be anything we choose. It takes 

great courage to peel back the layers so you can dream again. 

Where will you be without dreaming? 

A friend read out a poem about autumn at a croning ceremony and we 

were all asked afterwards which part of the poem was most significant to 

us. Not everyone made the connection that the poem was written about 

the autumn of one's life and strictly not the season. What caught my 

attention was the line that went something like 'now the days are 

shortening'. Ouch! Whatever stage of life you may be in, your days are 

shortening and who knows how many more you or I have? 

As you take the next step on your Soul's Journey, isn't it wise to keep in 

mind that the clock is ticking down and we have only a limited time to 

fulfil what's in our hearts, spirits and souls on this earthy plane. Isn't it 

better to dare to dream a better way of being than feel the touch of death 

at your shoulder and know that there is still so much more that should 

have been realised? As the late Wayne Dyer said: 'Don't die with the 

music still in you'. 

Creating space to dream 

Dreaming happens in its own time, as you well know from your nighttime 

visions, and while it can be encouraged, it can't be forced into being. 

The first step to creating space to dream is to be open and to invite your 


dreams to come to you. Then you have to listen to the wisdom that your 

soul whispers to you. The hardest part is to ignore your ego and logical 

mind that will, and they will, tell you that what you dream of being is 

absurd, too difficult, impossible and a million other reasons why you're 

losing the plot. 

"The higher self is whispering to you softly in the 

silence between your thoughts." ~ Deepak 

Chopra 

The invitation 

Create a ritual to invite the wisdom of your higher self to enlighten you 

within the month on what your soul truly desires to experience and 

create. Make it as sacred as you wish – light candles, light incense – it is 

holy communion. Make sure it at a time and place where you have a few 

moments of quietness and say something along the lines of: 

"Dear higher self, guide me within the next month to rediscover my 

dreams, purpose and passion through life. Please steer me in a way I can 

understand and that I'll notice. I am ready to take the next step along 

my soul path." 

The listening 

It's the quiet voice inside that guides you to greatness and steers you on 

your soul path. You may have vivid dreams (keep a dream journal) or 

you might find synchronicities everywhere you look. Sometimes, you 

will have a deep knowing and a sense of direction. 

In whichever ways your higher self communicates, keep being open to 

the wisdom and for greater information to be channelled to you. 

The refusal 

We are so reliant on our logical mind and ego that when we become open 

to the intuitive, wild flow of life, we face resistance from ourselves. The 


Dare of Dreaming is allowing all the possibilities of your being to sit 

within your space and for your soul to guide you towards your dreams. 

Resistance comes because the ego wants to keep you safe and that place 

outside your current reality is taking a leap of faith. Who knows what 

danger lurks? So your ego will try its best to keep you within your 

existing boundaries. 

While being very annoying, the refusals that come up can show areas 

that need healing so pay attention to the doubts and resistance as much 

as you do with the positive guidance. 

What to do with the refusals? Work on them with energy therapy such 

as EFT, place them in a Reiki box or seek evidence to the contrary (find 

examples of how the refusal is just not true). 

Direction of your dreaming 

Throughout the Soul Path Journey programme, there are four areas for 

you to focus on: self, community, Mother Earth and spirit. 

These areas will help you transform and grow. Throughout the 

programme, we'll come back to look at the direction and progress on 

these areas 

The Dare of Dreaming is an invitation to find out: 

• Who you want to be for yourself 

• Who you want to be to your community 

• Who you want to be to Mother Earth 

• Who you want to be to your spirit 

As you take this part of your journey, make sure you record the wisdom 

given to you by your higher self and the refusals that follow. You can use 

the space below to keep track of what information is given to you and 

how it manifests, along with worries or reasons why you're dreaming the 

impossible. 


Dare of dreaming: self 

The dreams 

The refusals 

Dare of dreaming: community 

The dreams 

The refusals 

Dare of dreaming: Mother Earth 

The dreams 

The refusals 


Dare of dreaming: Spirit 

The dreams 

The refusals 

Create a dare of dreaming Pinterest board 

Allow your imagination to run wild and pin anything and everything that 

resonates with your soul journey and purpose. Pin things because they 

feel right and not because they are possible. Most importantly, have fun! 

"Aim for the sky, but move slowly, enjoying 

every step along the way. It is all those little 

steps that make the journey complete" ~ 

Chanda Kochhar 


Journal prompts 

What were your dreams when you were a child? 

Who did you want to be? 

How does your adult reality match up to the 

dreams you had as a child? 

Who believed in your dreams? 


Was anyone negative or doubtful of your dreams? 

Have any dreams come into being? Which ones? How did it feel? 

When did you lose touch with your dreams and desires? 


If you could be anything, what would you be? 

If you could serve your community in a way that feels good in 

your soul, how would you do it? 

If you could help Mother Nature, what way would feel right for 

you? 


If you could find a deeper connection to your spirit, how would 

that look? 

"All our dreams can come true, if we have the 

courage to pursue them." ~ Walt Disney 


Meeting The Fool 

The first character we meet on 

the Fool's Journey is The Fool. 

The card is numbered zero and 

that is important in itself 

because it contains nothing 

(and everything 

simultaneously). The Fool is 

pure potential and she (or he) is 

ready to take a step into the 

unknown for no other reason 

that it feels good and adventure 

is calling. 

The Fool knows the importance of daring to dream 

because it feels unnatural for her not to do so. She 

hasn't reached a point in her journey yet where 

disappointment, rejection or other people's opinions 

have seeped into the subconscious. She's not weighted 

down and she doesn't know what's possible or 

impossible. The wonder of life hasn't left her and she's 

ready to go where her spirit calls. 

Her companion on the journey is a little dog who runs by 

her heels. The dog is either playing along or trying to 

warn its mistress that there is a cliff edge looming. The 

Fool is oblivious because she's looking up and not really 

paying much attention to what's going on beneath her. 

Acting like a fool or being foolish isn't held in high 

regard in our society but that wasn't always the case. 

The court jester (some decks label The Fool as The 

Jester) occupied a position in between sovereignty and 

the people. The jester could get away with telling the 

ruling class hard truths without fear of having his head 

lobbed off as long as it was wrapped up in jest. If you 

wanted to survive the harsh politics and petty squabbles 

in the court, you'd need to be a wise jester. 


A fool is often the hero in many fairy tales. There is a pattern of a king 

having three sons with the youngest lacking the brains and looks 

departments. When a quest presents itself, the elder sons fail and the 

fool, the underdog, comes home victorious. Not seeing the world 

through tainted eyes or thinking in the 'usual' pattern is a bonus and 

eventually turns the fool into the hero. 

The fool is the divine child within us all. 

Embrace the energy of the The Fool by: 

• Being curious 

• Being playful 

• Forgetting what you 'know' and exploring what feels good 

• Connecting with your inner child 

• Finding joy 

• Gathering experiences 

I must learn to love the fool in me - the one 

who feels too much, talks too much, takes too 

many chances, wins sometimes and loses often, 

lacks self-control, loves and hates, hurts and 

gets hurt, promises and breaks promises, 

laughs and cries" ~ Theodore Isaac Rubin 


Fool's journey soul writing 

The Fool 

"Fabulous, you're here. Ready for the adventure to 

begin?" The Fool asks. 

"Adventure?" you stutter. "I'm not sure I've packed the 

right shoes for an adventure." 

The Fool throws his head back and laughs. He's already 

moving forward, the little dog running at his heels. 

"Don't worry. I've packed enough for you," he shouts as 

you struggle to catch up with him. You silently wish you 

weren't wearing your not-very-sensible shoes. 

How could he have packed for me?, you wonder after 

noticing he carries only a teensy-tiny knapsack. 

"Wait up!" you yell. "Where are we going?" 

The Fool takes a step forward and turns his head to look 

back at you. 

"That is completely up to you." 

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The Fool chooses second by second to write his own 

story. He's a blank page in perpetual forward motion. 

Write about the journey you want to take in life, 

what adventures you'd like along the way and 

where your final destination might be. 


Creative expression 

Self care pack 

Let's be honest: life is not going to go exactly to plan 

during the course of the Soul Path Journey programme. 

I hold the intention for you that it will be more amazing 

than you can imagine but I'm also realistic that there will 

be challenges along the way. That's life. It's the ebb and 

flow. 

The Fool carries with him a knapsack for his adventure. 

We don't really know what's in it until we meet the next 

character of the tarot major arcana: The Magician. So, 

let's assume that the Fool is carrying a self-care pack for 

her journey ahead – something she can return to when 

times get a little difficult and she needs a pick-me-up. 

Your challenge is to make your own self-care pack. 

It doesn't have to be big or fancy, but it should contain 

things that are meaningful to you and have a positive, 

uplifting effect. It's your happy box. 

What you need: 

• A box 

• Items that make you happy and are nonperishable 

(or have a long shelf-life) 

What to do: 

Fill your box with things that make you happy and put it 

somewhere safe (and by safe, I mean somewhere safe 

and where you'll remember you put it). 

Here are some suggestions for your self-care box: 

• A love letter you to yourself 

• Chocolate 


• Speciality tea-bags 

• A special essential oil blend 

• Bath salts or bubble bath 

• A favourite book 

• A pair of new, woolly socks 

You can also make a digital self-care pack too. Create a playlist with 

uplifting tunes and a playlist on YouTube with inspirational videos. 

Bookmark podcasts you love to listen to. Make a Pinterest board full of 

inspirational or funny quotes (cute cat boards also perfectly acceptable). 

Record a video of yourself telling the future you how awesome you are. 

"Self-love has very little to do with how you feel 

about your outer self. It's about accepting all of 

yourself" ~ Tara Banks 


Quiet rebellion against the ordinary 

"Behold, a sacred voice is calling you. 

All over the sky a sacred voice is 

calling you." ~ Black Elk 

Joy: the greatest rebellion 

The dare of dreaming requires you to get out of your 

own way so your inner, divine child can look at the world 

through fresh eyes. 

I know it's difficult to do when the responsibilities of 

adulating fall squarely on your shoulders but what if you 

could be lighter? What if you could look at the world 

through the eyes of a child? What if you chose to be 

joyful no matter what? 

Let's try this. Let's be the light in our own lives. Let's 

shine for others. Let's choose joy. 

A fool for a day 

The energy of the Fool is about not being ordinary - it's 

about shaking things up and doing things differently. 

Embrace this energy by committing to spend at least one 

day avoiding your normal routine. Here are some 

suggestions: 

• Take a different route to the office or shops 

• Wear something daring 

• Try something new on a menu 

• Cook a meal from a recipe that you've never tried 

before 

• Talk to strangers 

• Laugh more! 


Tarot Spread 

The divine child 

The divine child reminds us to have innocence, wonder, 

and openness to the full spiritual, emotional, and 

physical aspects of life. It's easy to lose that connection 

to the inner child but our lives would be richer if we 

healed the hurts that stop us from embracing our divine 

essence. 

This tarot spread helps you to communicate to the 

divine child archetype within. 

Card 1 

Card 2 Card 3 Card 4 

Card 5 Card 6 Card 7 


Card 1: How your inner divine child currently feels 

Card 2: What you lacked as a child 

Card 3: Something that hurt your inner divine child 

Card 4: How that hurt manifests in my life now 

Card 5: Something I can do to heal my inner divine child 

Card 6: How I can support my inner divine child 

Card 7: A message to me from the divine child 


Guided visualisation 

Discover your spirit house & meet 

your guide 

If you take a look at The 

Fool in tarot, you'll see 

that most cards depict 

the fool with a 

companion dog. 

Although our path is ours 

alone to take, we do have 

allies that walk alongside 

us for all or part of our 

journey. 

As you take the Soul Path Journey, you will meet your 

3G network: your spiritual allies that walk beside you for 

this journey. The first ally you meet is your guide. 

In this guided visualisation, you will also find your spirit 

house. This is a safe place in meditation you can go back 

to time and again. Your spirit house can be any type of 

house or apartment - allow your imagination to create it. 

In this meditation, I will take you to find this safe place. 

You can download the Meet Your Guide mp3 through 

this link. 

There is no set form your guide should take. You might 

meet an ancestor, a designated human spirit guide, an 

animal, a being from a different realm or even a plant. 

Listen to the mp3 with an open mind and know that 

whoever, or whatever you meet, is exactly the guide you 

need for this journey. 

After you have listened to the guided visualisation, 

record details of your spirit house and the meeting with 

your guide. You can use the prompts below: 


What door does your key unlock? 

Describe your spirit house: 

What does your guide look like? 

What is your guide's name? 

What message did your guide have for you? 

What gift did your guide give you? 


Sacred altar space 

Your sacred altar space is your dedication to you, your 

path, your spirit, and your spiritual allies as you take this 

journey. An altar can be anywhere, any size and can 

even be portable or virtual. It's an area outside of space 

and time to feel connection and devotion. 

You will first need a place to create your altar: a shelf or 

a window ledge is ideal. 

Clean your space so give it a good dusting or wipe over. 

You could even use an herbal wash to cleanse the area or 

add a few drops of essential oils to your washcloth. 

You can add to your altar over time but first add the 

basics. As this journey is about you, find a photo of 

yourself looking happy and add that to your altar. You 

are the hero of your journey and often we forget that we 

should have a starring role in all pursuits, including 

communing with the spiritual realm. 

There is no set formula for an altar, you can add 

whatever makes you feel good or what is meaningful for 

you. Finding inspiration from the seasons can keep you 

balanced with mother earth (and the altar looks quite 

magical as the colours and items change throughout the 

year). 

If you a pagan inclined, you might like to keep items that 

represent the elements of earth, fire, water ,and air. 

Often, particularly in witchcraft circles, these are a 

pentacle, candle, chalice, and incense respectively. 

Have fun with this space and create it as you wish. If 

you don’t have enough room to make a permanent altar, 

create one that can be taken down and stored away. 


Soul statements 

My word this month is: 

My promise to myself this month is: 

My affirmation this month: 

This month, I want more: 

This month, I want less: 


Soul path steps 

Make your monthly intentions and be accountable for 

them. What are the small soul-path steps you can do this 

month that will lead you towards your amazing life? 

When you have completed a soul-path step, date it and 

sign it off. 

What is the most important thing to achieve this 

month? 

If you only achieve one thing, what will it be? 

SIGN OFF DATE: 


Self care & nourishment 

How will you care and nourish yourself this month? 

What one thing can you do to become more healthful? 


Spirituality 

In which way will you move along your spiritual path? 

What’s the one thing you can do to feel a deeper connection to 

spirit or your faith? 



Fun & friendships 

Where is there a happiness gap in your life? 

What one thing will you do to make your soul sing with 

happiness? 


Adventures & travel 

What adventures (including adventures outside of your comfort 

zone) or travel will you undertake this month? 



Home & environment 

How will you improve your home environment? 

What will make your home feel like a sanctuary or how will you 

better your wider environment? 


Career & business 

What step will you take this month to further your career or 

business? 



Money & finances 

Where will you improve your finances? 

What one thing will you do this month to give a better financial 

outlook? 


Relationships & family 

How will you improve your relationships? 

What can you do to bring more love and harmony into current or 

potential relationships? 



Inner child happiness & creativity 

What would your inner-child like you to do this month? 

What do you want to create or how would you like to play? 


Upgrades & personal investments 

What will you upgrade in your life this month or how will you 

invest in your personal development? 



Lyn Thurman 

I'm a down-to-earth modern-day mystic with one foot in 

the ocean and an eye on the moon. 

I'm the author of Goddess Rising and The Inner 

Goddess Revolution, creator of the Sea Whispers Oracle, 

founder of the Inner Goddess Circle, an intuitive guide 

and spiritual life coach. 

I have a special interest in the divine feminine, and I 

base my spiritual & holistic therapy practice around the 

gifts of the Goddess - nourishment, intuition, healing 

and creativity. 

Find me at LynThurman.com

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