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Spell: Tapping the Well

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We all have a well of creativity and inspiration that sometimes goes dormant. Here is a meditation that can help you tap your creativity. It features the concept of the well.

Play some instrumental music that is very relaxing and suggestive of ancient times. Take some slow cleansing breaths.

Picture a cottage garden in full bloom. Within the garden there is a pathway, marked by large stones on each side. Between the stones is tiny pea gravel. Imagine yourself walking barefoot on the smooth little stones. Feel the breeze move your hair and cool down your neck.

Visualize an ancient well, and approach it. Look inside the well and see fresh water. Relax, settling into your vision. See what visions come to you as you peer into the well. Gather them up and hold them close to your heart as you turn around and return to this world.

Write down your inspirations when you come back into yourself.

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